Men425 Project-Ii 1
Men425 Project-Ii 1
Men425 Project-Ii 1
PROJECT II
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MEN425 COMPUTER AIDED ENGINEERING DESIGN STATIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF A PLATE
1. OBJECTIVES
Getting familiar with the SolidWorks Simulation interface
Performing linear static analysis
Checking for discretization errors
Obtaining the reaction forces
Presenting some results of the finite element analysis
2. MATERIALS
A PC with SolidWorks Simulation installed.
3. PROBLEM
As shown in Figure 1, a steel plate is supported from one end, and force
is applied on the opposite end. It is assumed that the support is rigid
(also known as a fixed support) and that the tensile force of 100 000 N is
uniformly distributed over the surface opposite to the supported surface.
a.
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4. PROCEDURE
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5- Apply the external force of 100 000 N to the surface at the other end
opposite to the fixed end so that the direction is from the part outward
(tensile state).
6- Create a mesh for coarse, medium, and fine element sizes and repeat
the solution for each element size.
8- Also create a contour for the safety factor. Take the safety factor 2.
Select von Mises stress as the safety criterion.
9- In the next step, update the element dimensions to be 0.8 times the
size in the fine settings and compare the maximum displacement and
stress values with the values obtained in the fine solution.
10- In the following steps, repeat the 6th, 7th and 8th stages given above,
changing the way the external force is applied (F=10 000 N) as follows:
b- The external force is in the form of a pair of forces on the upper and
lower surfaces, the direction of the forces is perpendicular to the
front surface of the part and in opposite directions (torsion).
11- Compare the displacement and stress values for each of the above
situations and present them in a tabular form. Specify the states in
which the largest values occur.
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Maximum Maximum
Element Number of Number of
Case displacement von Mises
size [mm] nodes elements
[mm] stress [MPa]
Maximum
Maximum
Element Number of Number of von Mises Minimum
Case displaceme
size [mm] nodes elements stress FOS
nt [mm]
[MPa]
Tension 1,358e-02 8,768e+01 2
Bending 1,42 180775 124659 2,847e-01 5,964e+03 0,1
Torsion 5,548e-01 8,014e+02 0,77
COARSE
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MEDIUM
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FINE 1
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FINE 2
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BENDING
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TORSION
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TENSION
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