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ANSYS - Sample 2-D Problem No.1

The document provides step-by-step instructions for using ANSYS software to model and analyze a 2D plate with a circular hole subjected to uniform pressure. The instructions cover creating the geometry, meshing, applying boundary conditions and loads, solving, and viewing stress contour results. Additional ANSYS features described include dependent constraints, screen capture, help files, and file management.

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ANSYS - Sample 2-D Problem No.1

The document provides step-by-step instructions for using ANSYS software to model and analyze a 2D plate with a circular hole subjected to uniform pressure. The instructions cover creating the geometry, meshing, applying boundary conditions and loads, solving, and viewing stress contour results. Additional ANSYS features described include dependent constraints, screen capture, help files, and file management.

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ANSYS Sample 2-D Problem No.

1
Preparation

Rev. 11/17/05

Make a sketch of the structure 2 1 Choose your global reference frame Calculate the coordinates of keypoints Look up material properties, thickness. 6 Create a directory for your ANSYS files ANSYS Setup Login and execute ANSYS from the START Menu / CAD Programs/ Ansys 9.0/ Ansys Change your jobname, title, default directory Switch Output to jobname.out [] Append box. Set Preferences - Structural, h-code Select Units BIN
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Create Model
Define Model Elements >Preprocessor >Element Type >Add/Edit/Delete [Add] [Options]

(Solid, Quad 8 node 82) (Plane stress w/ thickness)

>Real Constants [Add] <OK> THK (0.5) >Material Properties (enter or select from library) >Material Library >Select Units> BIN <OK> >Material Model >Structural >Linear >Elastic >Isotropic EX (3e7) PRXY (0.28) <Exit> [Save_db] Create Rectangle (5x2 = quarter section of a flat tension member)

>Modeling >Create >Areas >Rectangle >By Dimensions X1, X2 ( 0, 6 ) (horiz range) Y1, Y2 ( 0, 2 ) <OK> (vert range) [PlotCtrls] >Numbering >Area numbers (On) <OK> [PlotCtrls] >Pan, Zoom, Rotate > [ ] (Zoom Out) Create Circle (2 Diam at the origin)

>Modeling >Create >Areas >Circle >Solid Circle Pick circle center point: (Click inside window. Hold button down) Move arrow until: WPX = 0, WPY = 0 Click at center, drag until: Radius = 1.0 <OK>

Subtract Holes Boolean Operation >Modeling > Operate >Boolean >Subtract > Areas Pick: base area : (rectangle ) [Apply] Pick: hole: <OK> (remaining area is drawn automatically) [File] > Save as: hole1.db

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Mesh Model
Automatic Mesh Generation >Preprocessor >Meshing >Size Controls > Manual Size >Global >Size SIZE (0.5) <OK> >Meshing >Mesh > Areas >Free Pick rectangle area: <OK> Re-do Mesh >Meshing > Clear Pick area (rectangle) <OK> [Plot] > Areas ( Try different mesh size, etc) _________________________________________________________________________

Solution
Apply Boundary Constraints >Solution [Plot] > Lines >Define Loads > Apply >Structural >Displacement >On Lines Pick left side of rectangle <OK> DOFs constrained: UX Displacement Value: 0 >Define Loads > Apply >Structural >Displacement >On Lines Pick bottom side of rectangle <OK> DOFs constrained: UY Displacement Value: 0 Apply Loads >Solution >Define Loads > Apply > Structural > Pressure > On Lines Right side of rectangle: Pick line on right side [Apply] (Uniform pressure distribution) ValueI: (-100) [Apply] (Neg pressure acts away from the surface) [Save_db] Solve Current Load Set >Solution >Solve >Current LS <OK> (Note: Complete results are stored in results file: jobname.rst )

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View Results
Deformed Shape >General Postprocessor >Plot Results >Deformed Shape (Select Deformed and Undeformed Shape) [PlotCtrls] > Style > Displacement Scaling > User Specified (400) Replot <OK> Stress Contours >Plot Results >Contour Plot >Nodal Solution Select: (Stress) Scroll to: ( von Mises) Scale Factor: (blank) (Def shape only) Interpolation Nodes: (Corners only) Eff Nu (0) <OK> Element Plot [PlotCtrls] > Numbering > Elem / Attrib (Element Numbers) Numbers shown with (Colors only) Replot <OK> Plot Input Data Meshed model with node numbers Line model with loads and constraints List Results Tables >General Postprocessor >List Results > Nodal Solution, Element Solution, and Reaction Solution (All items ) <OK> List input data [List] Nodal coordinates, elements, properties, real constants, loads, constraints [File] >Print or...[File] >Save as: (Rescale plot)

(send to file: jobname.out)

Select "All DOF" <Apply> [File] >Print lp -d CB230ps or...[File] >Copy to Output File >Plot Element Solution

(display table of results) (send to file: jobname.out)

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Other ANSYS Features


Dependent Constraints >Preprocessor >Couple / ceqn>Constraint Eqn 0 = -1*4Y + 0.2*4X Angled constraint: at node 4, displ in Y dir. equals 0.2* displ in X dir. (i.e. positive slope) 0 = -1*4X + 1*3X Pin joint: coincident nodes 3 and 4 move together in the 0 = -1*4Y + 1*3Y X and Y dir, but rotate independently Screen Capture [PlotCtrls] >Hard Copy Send to default printer: lp -d CB230ps Print a Table or a Help File [File] >Print

(Use File option in the table window)

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ANSYS Help and File Management


Help Help - Table of Contents - Workbook Sample Problems Help - Table of Contents - Procedures Manual Sec. 2.4 Typical ANSYS Analysis Sec. 11.2 General Postprocessor Sec. 12.5 Creating Graphs App. A File Management Help plane82 (description of 8 node quad elements) Files Look in your ANSYS directory. jobname.db Database file - your ANSYS input data jobname.dbb Backup of database file - created when you do a Save-db jobname.emat Element matrices jobname.err Error/warning log jobname.esav Saved element data jobname.log Command history - complete record of commands used in a session jobname.out ANSYS Output file jobname.rst ANSYS Results file

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