5. Conclusion
Numerical simulation of fluid-structure interactions enables us to account for complex physical phenomena, as encountered in the behavior of many industrial installations or designs.
It enables them to be accurately represented in a numerical calculation, which is useful for demonstrating the performance of structures, and also contributes to risk analysis.
A wide variety of numerical tools are available to engineers to perform these calculations. This article has briefly presented the principles and areas of use; the series of articles
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Sophie MARTOS, "La médecine in silico se cherche un avenir européen," Le Quotidien du Médecin, September 13, 2018.
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