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    L 2 M E 210e9 V 0.3 Den 7860 Force : Procedures Solve Case by Ansys

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    1. A finite element analysis was conducted in ANSYS to analyze the deflection of a beam with given dimensions, material properties, and an applied force. 2. The beam model was discretized using 20-node solid elements and meshed with a global element size of 0.2. 3. Boundary conditions including a fixed support and concentrated force were applied to analyze the beam deflection under the given loading. 4. Post-processing was conducted to obtain the deflection, stress, and displacement results. The maximum deflection of the beam under the applied load was 0.0531 m.

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    L 2 M E 210e9 V 0.3 Den 7860 Force : Procedures Solve Case by Ansys

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    1. A finite element analysis was conducted in ANSYS to analyze the deflection of a beam with given dimensions, material properties, and an applied force. 2. The beam model was discretized using 20-node solid elements and meshed with a global element size of 0.2. 3. Boundary conditions including a fixed support and concentrated force were applied to analyze the beam deflection under the given loading. 4. Post-processing was conducted to obtain the deflection, stress, and displacement results. The maximum deflection of the beam under the applied load was 0.0531 m.

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    1. A finite element analysis was conducted in ANSYS to analyze the deflection of a beam with given dimensions, material properties, and an applied force. 2. The beam model was discretized using 20-node solid elements and meshed with a global element size of 0.2. 3. Boundary conditions including a fixed support and concentrated force were applied to analyze the beam deflection under the given loading. 4. Post-processing was conducted to obtain the deflection, stress, and displacement results. The maximum deflection of the beam under the applied load was 0.0531 m.

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    L 2 M E 210e9 V 0.3 Den 7860 Force : Procedures Solve Case by Ansys

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    1. A finite element analysis was conducted in ANSYS to analyze the deflection of a beam with given dimensions, material properties, and an applied force. 2. The beam model was discretized using 20-node solid elements and meshed with a global element size of 0.2. 3. Boundary conditions including a fixed support and concentrated force were applied to analyze the beam deflection under the given loading. 4. Post-processing was conducted to obtain the deflection, stress, and displacement results. The maximum deflection of the beam under the applied load was 0.0531 m.

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    L=2m

    E = 210e9
    V =0.3
    Den = 7860
    Force = 100 KN
    ** All dimension in m

    Procedures solve case by Ansys :

    1- Start Ansys program.

    2- from Ansys main menu click on Preferences


    3-select structural from menu appears >>> then ok

    4-from main menu select Preprocessor >> Element Type >> Add/Edit/Delete
    5- click on Add

    6- select solid >>> 20node 186 >> OK

    *** 20Node 186 is 3D Operation


    7- To define the material beam properties select Material Props from main menu >>
    Material Model

    8 – from menu appears select Structural >> Linear >> Elastic >> click on Isotropic
    9- on menu appeared put Modulus of Elasticity value in EX box like 210 Gpa (210e9)
    at this case >> then put Poason's Ratio in PRXY box like 0.3 >> ok

    10- From Material menu select Density >> then type density Material like 7860
    >>OK >> close menu
    11- To create a general model of beam >> select Modelling from main menu >>
    create >> Keypoints >> In Active CS >>

    1- Keypoint number 1 >> 0 , 0 , 0 >> Apply


    2- 2 >> 1.85, 0, 0
    3- 3 >> 1.85, -0.12, 0
    4- 4 >> 2, -0.12,0
    5- 5 >> 2, 0.15, 0
    6- 6 >> 0, 0.15, 0

    >> OK
    12- Create >> Areas >> Arbitrary>> Through KPs >> Select the KPs from 1 to 6
    ,respectively >>OK
    **be sure to select the KPs from 1 t0 6 respectively
    13-To create the Circle >> select Modelling from main menu >> create >> Areas >>
    Circle >> Solid Circle
    WP X = 1.9
    WP Y = 0.05
    Radius = 0.03
    >> OK

    14- Now, create >> Areas >> Rectangle>> By 2 Corners


    WP X = 0.3 WP Y = 0.1
    Width = 0.1 Height = 0.05
    >> OK
    The final model of beam

    15- to subtract the circle and rectangle,


    Modeling >>Operate>>Booleans>>Subtract>>Areas
    Click on beam and select all shapes to be pink , be sure all beam conversion to pink
    >> OK

    16-Then Select the Rectangle and Circle >> OK


    The beam became as
    17- Modeling>> Operate>> Extrude>>Areas >> Along Normal

    Select the beam >> OK

    18- put the thickness of beam in ( length of extrusion ) = -0.1 >>OK


    **Ansys applying the extrusion on Z axis
    19- Modeling>> Create >> Keypoints>>Hard PT on areas>> Hard Pt by coordinates
    >> Select the face as illustrate bellow >> OK
    20 – (1.8 , 0.15, - 0.05) , created this PT to put the force on it.
    ** be carfule create all Hard PT before mishing

    21- Meshing >> Size Cntrls>> Manual size>> Global>> Size >> 0.2>> OK
    22- Meshing >> Volumes >> Free >> Click on beam >> OK
    23- Solution>> Define loads >> Apply >> Structural >>Displacement >> On Areas
    >> select area >> OK

    ALL DOF >> OK


    24- Solution>> Define loads >> Apply >> Structural >> Force>>On
    Keypoints>>select the Hard PT >> OK

    >> OK
    25 – To solve the case >> select Solve from solution menu >> Current LS

    26– click OK
    27 - When you press OK button , "Solution is done" appears, if it does not appear,
    then you have error in your programming case >>> click close

    28- Now you can see Deformation on beam , from main menu select General Postproc
    >> Plot Result >> click on DEF+undef edge >> OK
    Then appears the deformed on beam , the max deflection indicates by a red arrow

    29- To show Finite Element solution >> from main menu select General Postproc >>
    then select List Result >> select Nodal Solution >> from menu appease click on
    Nodal Solution >> DOF Solution >> click on Y-Components of displacement >> OK
    After Click OK appears solution list as shown , the red arrow indicates to Max Value

    30- To show Deflection concentration Tool bar >> click on plot >> Result >>Contour
    plot >> Nodal solution
    31-From list menu pop up click on Nodal Solution >>DOF Solution >> Y-
    components of displacement >> OK

    the deflection concentration appears se figure


    32- to show Stress repeat steps to reach Nodal Solution list then >> Nodal Solution
    >> Stress >> X-components of stress >> OK

    The stress concentration appears


    When select the nodes in the first line of the model as figure:
    NODE FEM Y FEM (mm) NODE Y (mm) X (m)
    NO.
    1 0 0 0 0
    3 -1.34E-04 1 -4.71E-05 0.058882
    4 -4.97E-04 2 -1.34E-04 0.116
    5 -1.11E-03 3 -2.95E-04 0.174
    6 -2.18E-03 4 -4.97E-04 0.232
    7 -3.87E-03 5 -1.10E-03 0.29
    8 -5.84E-03 6 -1.11E-03 0.348
    9 -7.97E-03 7 -1.12E-03 0.406
    10 -1.03E-02 8 -2.18E-03 0.464
    11 -1.27E-02 9 -3.87E-03 0.522
    12 -1.53E-02 10 -5.84E-03 0.58
    13 -1.80E-02 11 -7.97E-03 0.638
    14 -2.09E-02 12 -1.03E-02 0.696
    15 -2.38E-02 13 -1.27E-02 0.754
    16 -2.68E-02 14 -1.53E-02 0.812
    17 -2.99E-02 15 -1.66E-02 0.87
    18 -3.31E-02 16 -1.78E-02 0.928
    19 -3.63E-02 17 -1.80E-02 0.986
    20 -3.95E-02 18 -1.93E-02 1.044
    21 -4.28E-02 19 -2.09E-02 1.102
    22 -4.60E-02 20 -2.38E-02 1.16
    24 -5.13E-02 21 -2.68E-02 1.218
    25 -4.87E-02 22 -2.99E-02 1.276
    175 -1.10E-03 23 -3.31E-02 1.334
    191 -4.28E-02 24 -3.63E-02 1.392
    270 -2.95E-04 25 -3.95E-02 1.45
    271 -4.71E-05 26 -4.11E-02 1.508
    274 -4.11E-02 27 -4.28E-02 1.566
    275 -4.44E-02 28 -4.28E-02 1.624
    280 -1.12E-03 29 -4.28E-02 1.682
    295 -4.28E-02 30 -4.44E-02 1.74
    304 -4.73E-02 31 -4.60E-02 1.798
    305 -5.00E-02 32 -4.73E-02 1.856
    358 -1.78E-02 33 -4.87E-02 1.914
    420 -1.93E-02 34 -5.00E-02 1.972
    422 -1.66E-02 35 -5.13E-02 2.0

    Max Deflection = 0.0531 m


    Y-X

    0
    0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5

    -0.01

    -0.02

    -0.03 Y-X

    -0.04

    -0.05

    -0.06

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