Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
CORPORATE TRAINER
ABOUT ANSYS:
Fuel Economy and Emissions Demand for Enhanced Competition for emerging market
Regulations: CAFÉ, Euro-VI Passenger Experience. share
•Analytical method
•Experimental method
•Numerical method.
1.EXPERIMENTAL METHOD:
1.ANALYTICAL METHOD:
• ELASTIC
• PLASTIC
• RIGID
MESHING:
• POINT ELEMENT
• LINE ELEMENT
• AREA ELEMENT
• VOLUME ELEMENT
AREA ELEMENT:
• HEXAHEDRON
•TETRAHEDRON
• PRISM
• PRAMID
3 STEPS OF ANALYSIS
SOFTWARE:
1. PRE-PROCESSING- CREATING MODEL, IMPORTING MODEL,
MESHING, APPLYING BOUNDARY CONDITIONS.
2. SOLVING- SOFTWARE WILL CALCULATE ACCORDING TO
BOUNDARY CONDITIONS.
3. POSTPROCESSING- DISPLAY RESULT.
TYPES OF ENGINEERING
ANALYSIS
• STATIC
•DYNAMIC
•MODAL
•BUCKLING ANALYSIS
•EXPLICIT DYNAMIC
•THERMAL ANALYSIS
•FLUID FLOW ANALYSIS
•COUPLED FIELD ANALYSIS
• ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD
IMPORTANT TERMS:
• STRENGTH
•LOAD
• STRESS
• STRAIN
• ELASTIC LIMIT
• ULTIMATE STRENGTH
• FOS
• POISSON’S RATIO
• CREEP, FATIQUE
• BULK MODULUS OF ELASTICITY
ORTHOGRAPHIC
VIEW NUM KEY
• Right view 3
• Left view 7
• Top view 8
• Bottom view 2
• Front view 1
• Back view 9
• Default isometric 5
AUTOMATIC
• The Automatic setting MESHING
toggles between Tetrahedral (Patch Conforming)and Swept
METHOD
Meshing, depending upon whether the body is sweepable.
TETRAHEDRAL
MESH
Two algorithms available :
• – Patch Conforming
• – Patch Independent
PATCH CONFORMING:
PATCH INDEPENDENT:
• Top down approach : The volume mesh is generated first, and
this is
projected on to faces and edges to create the surface mesh.
•The faces and their boundaries (edges and vertices) are not
necessarily respected if they fall under a specified tolerance.
•Good for gross de-featuring of dirty CAD geometries
HEX DOMINANT METHOD CO
•If you are interested in a hex mesh, this option is
recommended for bodies that cannot be swept.
6. WARPING FACTOR:
PLANNER= 0
STRESS (infinite) = FORCE / AREA OF POINT
(almost = 0)
• Avoid applying loads on edges and small edges
•Avoid restraining faces with sharp corners, including points
and small edges.
•Apply fillets and chamfers to evenly distribute loads
1.Maximum principal stress theory(Rankine
theory)(elastic limit stress)brittle
2.Maximum principal strain theory(St venants
theory) over estimates ductile
3.Maximum shear stress theory(Coulombs
theory) satisfactory Ductile
4.Maximum strain energy theory(beltrami
haighs theory) good results ductile
5.Maximum shear strain energy theory(von
mises) very satisfactory
BOUNDARY CONDITIONS
SUPPORTS
A force is any interaction which tends to
change the motion of an object. In other
words, a force can cause an object with mass
to change its velocity (which includes to begin
moving from a state of rest), i.e., to
accelerate. Force can also be described by
intuitive concepts such as a push or a pull
STATIC STRUCTURAL
ANALYSIS
Q1. COMPUTE THE STRESS AND DEFLECTION RESPONSE OF THE STEEL
BRACKET. THE BRACKET IS 100MM HIGH, 50MM DEEP AND 60MM IN
WIDTH. IT HAS A 30MM DIS HOLE LOCATED 70 MM FROM ITS BASE
PLANE. THE FILLET RADII ARE 10MM AND 20MM AND THE 10 MM
MOUNTING BOLT HOLES ARE LOCATED 15 MM FROM THE FRONT AND
SIDE EDGES. THE BEARING IS SUBJECTED TO LOAD COMPONENTS 5500N
IN THE X-DIRECTION, -1700N IN Y DIRECTION AND 3500 IN Z-
DIRECTION. THE BASE OF THE BRACKET IS FIXED AGAINST ALL MOTION
Q2. A STEEL PRESSURE VESSEL WWITH
PLANAR ENDS IS SUBJECTEDTO AN
INTERNAL PRESSURE OF 35 MPA. THE
VESSEL HAS AN OUTER DIAMETER OF
200MM, AN OVERALL LENGTH OF
400MM AND A WALL THICKNESS OF
25MM. THERE IS A 25MM FILLET
RADIUS WHERE THE INTERIOR WALL
SURACE JOINS END CAPS