On systematic development of FSI solvers in the context of particle methods

This paper presents a review on state-of-the-art of developments corresponding to fluid-structure interaction(FSI)solvers developed within the context of particle methods.The paper reviews and highlights the potential robustness of entirely Lagrangian meshfree FSI solvers in reproducing FSI corresponding to extreme events and portrays the future perspectives for systematic developments towards reliable engineering applications with respect to rapid advances in technology and emergence of so-called advanced materials that can result in complex and highly non-linear structural responses.Accordingly,the paper highlights the necessity for reproduction of comprehensive structural responses,including viscoelastic,elastoplastic and progressive damages/failures,by the advanced FSI solvers developed within the context of particle methods.In this regard,extensions of the structure model are suggested to be conducted in a variationally consistent framework to ensure stability,accuracy and physical reliability including thermodynamic consistency.The paper reviews basics of mathematical and numerical modelling for entirely Lagrangian meshfree hydroelastic FSI solvers and presents a brief background on extensions of such solvers towards reproducing viscoelastic structural responses.Some preliminary numerical results on structural viscoelasticity achieved by an extended Hamiltonian SPH(HSPH)model are presented.This vision paper also concisely portrays the future perspectives for systematic development of particle-based FSI solvers.