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I modeled a spring in ansys workbench with a tensile force of 1000 magnitude affecting it in 0.01 of seconds now how can Iplot the load-deflection curve of it in ansys?
I modeled a spring in ansys workbench with a tensile force of 1000 magnitude affecting it in 0.01 of seconds now how can Iplot the load-deflection curve of it in ansys?
Dear All,
As a part of my PhD project I need to implement the tangent stiffness matrix of a 2D beam co-rotational formulation.
So I will apreciate if somebody can show me the components (coefficients) of the element tangent stiffness matrix.
Thanks in advance
Arturo
My thermal simulation in the alternator required convective coefficient . Presently i have computed convective coefficient for stator,rotor,rectifier assembly by thermal testing at steady state condition. I have completed thermal simulation for these components of the alternator . Next, i want to perform thermal simulation for entire alternator.Is there anybody, provide me guidance to formulate correlation between geomentry,ambient condition,convective flim coefficient.Further, i have to model contact among components in the alternator. it requires thermal contact conductance.
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Hi,
I am trying to simulate wave propagation in ANSYS for the following model,
Model size = 1e-6 m x 1e-6 m
I am using plane 182 elements with plane strain option. The material properties are E = 74 GPa, Poisson's ratio = 0.1 and density = 2530 kg/m3.
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Dear All,
Can you recommend a book, which introduces complex numbers in the context of
structural dynamics?
It seems that recasting differential equations with unknown acceleration,
velocity and displacement in the complex number format helps to arrive at the
solution. It seems indispensable when dealing with damping.
I am looking for a resource that formulates dynamic equations of motions
using complex numbers, with step-by-step explanations.
Your advice and thoughts will be appreciated.
Thank you,
Stefan