“…In cases involving thin objects, the intricacies are difficult to capture, which leads to an inadequate understanding of the nature of the relationship between a solid and a surrounding fluid (Liang, Wei, Lu, & Qin, 2017;Mo, Lien, Zhang, & Cronin, 2018;Mou, He, Zhao, & Chau, In FSI problems, the flow characteristics within proximity of the surface of thin objects are determined by estimating the pressure and velocities of the flow in the boundary layer. Re-meshing is required whenever the thin object becomes displaced or deformed, which will increase the computational cost (Bourlet, Gurugubelli, & Jaiman, 2015;Fujisawa & Asada, 2016;Liu, Zhao, Hu, Goman, & Li, 2013;Yang, Yu, Krane, & Zhang, 2018). In this regard, fixed Cartesian mesh schemes are typically implemented for the discretization of the equations of fluid dynamics in order to estimate the flow characteristics of arbitrarily thin objects because of their simplicity and lower computational cost.…”