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3. S

tres

s A

naly

sis

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Stre

ss A

naly

sis

Ove

rvie

w

�St

ress

ana

lysi

sis

a g

ener

al te

rm u

sed

to d

escr

ibe

anal

yses

w

here

the

resu

lts q

uant

ities

incl

ude

stre

sses

and

str

ains

. It

is a

lso

know

n as

str

uctu

ral a

naly

sis.

�A

s de

scrib

ed in

Cha

pter

2, A

NSY

S al

low

s se

vera

l typ

es o

f st

ress

ana

lyse

s:St

atic

Tran

sien

t Dyn

amic

Mod

alSp

ectr

umH

arm

onic

Expl

icit

Dyn

amic

s

�In

this

cha

pter

, we

will

use

a li

near

sta

tic a

naly

sis

to d

escr

ibe

the

step

s in

volv

ed in

an

anal

ysis

. B

y m

aste

ring

thes

e st

eps,

yo

u ca

n qu

ickl

y le

arn

how

to d

o ot

her a

naly

ses.

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Stre

ss A

naly

sis

...O

verv

iew

�To

pics

cov

ered

:A

. A

naly

sis

Step

sB

. G

eom

etry

C.

Mes

hing

D.

Load

ing

E. S

olve

F. R

evie

win

g R

esul

tsG

. C

heck

ing

Valid

ity o

f Sol

utio

nH

. W

orks

hop

Page 4: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

A.

Ana

lysi

s St

eps

Ever

y an

alys

is in

volv

es th

ree

mai

n st

eps:

�Pr

epro

cess

ing

�C

reat

e or

impo

rt th

e m

odel

geo

met

ry�

Mes

h th

e ge

omet

ry

�So

lutio

n�

App

ly lo

ads

�So

lve

�Po

stpr

oces

sing

�R

evie

w re

sults

�C

heck

the

valid

ity o

f the

sol

utio

n

Prep

roce

ssin

g

Solu

tion

Post

proc

essi

ng

Page 5: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

...A

naly

sis

Step

s

�N

otic

e th

at th

e A

NSY

S M

ain

Men

u is

als

o or

gani

zed

in te

rms

of p

repr

oces

sing

, sol

utio

n, a

nd p

ostp

roce

ssin

g.

Page 6: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

...A

naly

sis

Step

s

�Th

e pr

epro

cess

or (c

alle

d PR

EP7

in A

NSY

S) is

whe

re y

ou

prov

ide

the

maj

ority

of t

he in

putt

o th

e pr

ogra

m.

�Its

mai

n pu

rpos

e is

to g

ener

ate

the

finite

ele

men

t mod

el,

whi

ch c

onsi

sts

mai

nly

of n

odes

, ele

men

ts, a

nd m

ater

ial

prop

erty

def

initi

ons.

You

can

als

o us

e PR

EP7

to a

pply

load

s.

�U

sual

ly b

egin

s w

ith d

efin

ition

of t

he m

odel

geo

met

ry.

�A

sol

id m

odel

mod

el is

typi

cally

use

d to

repr

esen

t mod

el

geom

etry

.�

A C

AD

-type

mat

hem

atic

al re

pres

enta

tion

that

def

ines

the

geom

etry

of t

he s

truc

ture

.�

May

con

sist

of s

olid

s or

just

sur

face

s, d

epen

ding

on

wha

t is

bein

g m

odel

ed.

Page 7: Cap03

�A

typi

cal s

olid

mod

el is

def

ined

by

volu

mes

, are

as, l

ines

, and

keyp

oint

s.�

Volu

mes

are

boun

ded

by a

reas

. Th

ey re

pres

ent s

olid

obj

ects

.�

Are

asar

e bo

unde

d by

line

s. T

hey

repr

esen

t fac

es o

f sol

id

obje

cts,

or p

lana

r or s

hell

obje

cts.

�Li

nes

are

boun

ded

byke

ypoi

nts.

The

y re

pres

ent e

dges

of

obje

cts.

�K

eypo

ints

are

loca

tions

in 3

-D s

pace

. Th

ey re

pres

ent v

ertic

es o

f ob

ject

s.

Volu

mes

Area

sLi

nes

&Ke

ypoi

nts

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-Pr

epro

cess

ing

B.

Geo

met

ry

Page 8: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-Pr

epro

cess

ing

...G

eom

etry

�Th

ere

is a

bui

lt-in

hie

rarc

hyam

ong

solid

mod

el

entit

ies.

Key

poin

tsar

e th

e �f

ound

atio

n� e

ntiti

es.

Line

s ar

e �b

uilt�

from

the

keyp

oint

s, a

reas

from

lin

es, a

nd v

olum

es fr

om a

reas

.

�Th

is h

iera

rchy

hol

ds tr

ue re

gard

less

of h

ow th

e so

lid m

odel

is c

reat

ed.

Key

poin

ts

Line

s

Are

as

Volu

mes

I�ll

just

chan

geth

is li

neLi

nes

Key

poin

ts

Areas

Volumes

OO

Ps!

�A

NSY

S w

ill n

ot a

llow

you

to d

elet

e or

mod

ify a

low

er-o

rder

en

tity

if it

is a

ttach

ed to

a h

ighe

r-or

der e

ntity

. (C

erta

in ty

pes

of m

odifi

catio

ns a

re a

llow

ed�

dis

cuss

ed la

ter.)

Key

poin

ts

Line

s

Are

as

Volu

mes

Page 9: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-Pr

epro

cess

ing

...G

eom

etry

�Yo

u ca

n ei

ther

cre

ate

a so

lid m

odel

in A

NSY

S or

impo

rtit

from

ano

ther

sof

twar

e pa

ckag

e.

�D

etai

ls o

f bot

h m

etho

ds w

ill b

e pr

esen

ted

late

r. F

or n

ow, w

e w

ill b

riefly

dis

cuss

how

to im

port

an

IGES

file

and

sca

le th

e ge

omet

ry if

nee

ded.

�IG

ES (I

nitia

l Gra

phic

s Ex

chan

ge S

peci

ficat

ion)

is a

way

to

tran

sfer

sol

id m

odel

geo

met

ry fr

om o

ne s

oftw

are

pack

age

to

anot

her.

�A

n IG

ES fi

le is

ASC

II, a

llow

ing

it to

be

easi

ly tr

ansp

orte

d be

twee

n co

mpu

ter s

yste

ms.

�M

ost p

acka

ges,

incl

udin

g A

NSY

S, a

llow

you

to w

rite

as w

ell a

s re

adan

IGES

file

.

Page 10: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-Pr

epro

cess

ing

...G

eom

etry

�To

impo

rt a

n IG

ES fi

le in

to A

NSY

S:�

Util

ity M

enu

> Fi

le >

Impo

rt >

IGES

...�

In th

e re

sulti

ng d

ialo

g bo

x, c

hoos

e th

e al

tern

ate

met

hod*

(Alte

node

feat

ur) a

nd

pres

s O

K (d

efau

lts fo

r eve

ryth

ing

else

).�

In th

e se

cond

dia

log

box,

cho

ose

the

desi

red

file

and

pres

s O

K.

�O

R u

se th

e IG

ESIN

com

man

d:�

/aux

15�

iopt

n,ig

es,a

lte�

iges

in,filename,extension,directory

�fin

ish

*Det

ails

abo

ut th

e de

faul

t vs.

alte

rnat

e m

etho

d an

d th

e ot

her o

ptio

ns w

ill b

e pr

esen

ted

late

r.

Page 11: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-Pr

epro

cess

ing

...G

eom

etry

�W

hen

the

impo

rt is

com

plet

ed, A

NSY

S w

ill a

utom

atic

ally

plo

t th

e ge

omet

ry.

�Yo

u m

ay th

en m

odify

the

geom

etry

as

need

ed.

�A

NSY

S al

low

s m

any

oper

atio

ns o

n th

e so

lid

mod

el, w

hich

we

will

de

scrib

e la

ter.

�Fo

r now

, we

will

dis

cuss

ho

w to

sca

leth

e m

odel

to a

di

ffere

nt s

et o

f uni

ts.

(Not

e:

Scal

ing

is N

OT

avai

labl

e fo

r a

defa

ultI

GES

impo

rt.)

Page 12: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-Pr

epro

cess

ing

...G

eom

etry

�Sc

alin

g is

typi

cally

nee

ded

whe

n yo

u w

ant t

o co

nver

t the

geo

met

ry

to a

diff

eren

t set

of u

nits

, say

from

inch

es to

mill

imet

ers.

�To

sca

le a

mod

el in

AN

SYS:

�Fi

rst s

ave

the

data

base

--To

olba

r >

SAVE

_DB

orSA

VE c

omm

and.

�Th

en M

ain

Men

u >

Prep

roce

ssor

>

Ope

rate

> S

cale

> V

olum

es (

choo

se th

e hi

ghes

t-lev

el e

ntity

ava

ilabl

e in

the

mod

el)

�[P

ick

All]

to p

ick

all v

olum

es�

Then

ent

er d

esire

d sc

ale

fact

ors

for R

X, R

Y, R

Z an

d se

t IM

OVE

to

�Mov

ed�

inst

ead

of �

Cop

ied�

�O

r use

the

VLSC

ALE

com

man

d:�

vlsc

ale,

all,,

,25.

4,25

.4,2

5.4,

,,1

Page 13: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-Pr

epro

cess

ing

...G

eom

etry

�Pr

epro

cess

ing

!G

eom

etry

�M

eshi

ng

�So

lutio

n�

Load

ing

�So

lve

�Po

stpr

oces

sing

�R

evie

w re

sults

�C

heck

val

idity

of s

olut

ion

Page 14: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-Pr

epro

cess

ing

C.

Mes

hing

�Meshing

is th

e pr

oces

s us

ed to

�fil

l� th

e so

lid m

odel

with

no

des

and

elem

ents

, i.e

, to

crea

te th

e FE

A m

odel

.�

Rem

embe

r, yo

u ne

ed n

odes

and

ele

men

ts fo

r the

fini

te e

lem

ent

solu

tion,

not

just

the

solid

mod

el.

The

solid

mod

el d

oes

NO

T pa

rtic

ipat

e in

the

finite

ele

men

t sol

utio

n.

Solid

mod

elFE

A m

odel

mes

hing

Page 15: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-Pr

epro

cess

ing

...M

eshi

ng

�Th

ere

are

thre

e st

eps

to m

eshi

ng:

�D

efin

e el

emen

t attr

ibut

es�

Spec

ify m

esh

cont

rols

�G

ener

ate

the

mes

h

�El

emen

t attr

ibut

esar

e ch

arac

teris

tics

of th

e fin

ite e

lem

ent

mod

el th

at y

ou m

ust e

stab

lish

prio

r to

mes

hing

. Th

ey

incl

ude:

�El

emen

t typ

es�

Rea

l con

stan

ts�

Mat

eria

l pro

pert

ies

Page 16: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-Pr

epro

cess

ing

...M

eshi

ng

Elem

ent T

ype

�Th

e el

emen

t typ

e is

an

impo

rtan

t cho

ice

that

det

erm

ines

the

follo

win

g el

emen

t cha

ract

eris

tics:

�D

OF

set.

A th

erm

al e

lem

ent t

ype,

for e

xam

ple,

has

one

dof:

TEM

P, w

here

as a

str

uctu

ral e

lem

ent t

ype

may

hav

e up

to s

ixdo

f: U

X, U

Y, U

Z, R

OTX

, RO

TY, R

OTZ

.�

Elem

ent s

hape

--br

ick,

tetr

ahed

ron,

qua

drila

tera

l, tr

iang

le, e

tc.

�D

imen

sion

ality

--2-

D (X

-Y p

lane

onl

y), o

r 3-D

.�

Ass

umed

dis

plac

emen

t sha

pe --

linea

r vs.

qua

drat

ic.

�A

NSY

S ha

s a

�lib

rary

� of

ove

r 150

ele

men

t typ

es fr

om w

hich

yo

u ca

n ch

oose

. D

etai

ls o

n ho

w to

cho

ose

the

�cor

rect

� el

emen

t typ

e w

ill b

e pr

esen

ted

late

r. F

or n

ow, l

et�s

see

how

to

def

ine

an e

lem

ent t

ype.

Page 17: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-Pr

epro

cess

ing

...M

eshi

ng

�To

def

ine

an e

lem

ent t

ype:

�Pr

epro

cess

or >

Ele

men

t Typ

e >

Add/

Edit/

Del

ete

�[A

dd]t

o ad

d ne

w e

lem

ent

type

�C

hoos

e th

e de

sire

d ty

pe

(suc

h as

SO

LID

92) a

nd

pres

s O

K�

[Opt

ions

]to

spec

ify

addi

tiona

l ele

men

t opt

ions

�O

r use

the

ETco

mm

and:

�et

,1,s

olid

92

Page 18: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-Pr

epro

cess

ing

...M

eshi

ng

�N

otes

:�

Setti

ng p

refe

renc

es to

the

desi

red

disc

iplin

e (M

ain

Men

u >

Pref

eren

ces)

will

sho

w o

nly

the

elem

ent t

ypes

val

id fo

r tha

t di

scip

line.

�Yo

u sh

ould

def

ine

the

elem

ent t

ype

early

in th

e pr

epro

cess

ing

phas

e be

caus

e m

any

of th

e m

enu

choi

ces

in th

e G

UI a

re fi

ltere

d ou

t bas

ed o

n th

e cu

rren

t DO

F se

t. F

or e

xam

ple,

if y

ou c

hoos

e a

stru

ctur

al e

lem

ent t

ype,

ther

mal

load

cho

ices

will

be

�gra

yed

out�

or n

ot s

how

n at

all.

Page 19: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-Pr

epro

cess

ing

...M

eshi

ng

Rea

l Con

stan

ts

�R

eal c

onst

ants

are

use

d fo

r geo

met

ric p

rope

rtie

s th

at c

anno

t be

com

plet

ely

defin

ed b

y th

e el

emen

t�s g

eom

etry

. Fo

r ex

ampl

e:�

A b

eam

ele

men

t is

defin

ed b

y a

line

join

ing

two

node

s. T

his

defin

es o

nly

the

leng

th o

f the

bea

m.

To s

peci

fy th

e be

am�s

cr

oss-

sect

iona

l pro

pert

ies,

suc

h as

the

area

and

mom

ent o

f in

ertia

, you

nee

d to

use

real

con

stan

ts.

�A

she

ll el

emen

t is

defin

ed b

y a

quad

rilat

eral

or t

riang

ular

are

a.

This

def

ines

onl

y th

e su

rfac

e ar

ea o

f the

she

ll. T

o sp

ecify

the

shel

l thi

ckne

ss, y

ou n

eed

to u

se re

al c

onst

ants

.�

Mos

t 3-D

sol

id e

lem

ents

do

not r

equi

re a

real

con

stan

t sin

ce th

e el

emen

t geo

met

ry is

fully

def

ined

by

its n

odes

.

Page 20: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-Pr

epro

cess

ing

...M

eshi

ng

�To

def

ine

real

con

stan

ts:

�Pr

epro

cess

or >

Rea

l Con

stan

ts�

[Add

]to

add

a ne

w re

al c

onst

ant s

et.

�If

mul

tiple

ele

men

t typ

es h

ave

been

def

ined

, cho

ose

the

elem

ent t

ype

for w

hich

you

are

spe

cify

ing

real

con

stan

ts.

�Th

en e

nter

the

real

con

stan

t val

ues.

�O

r use

the

Rfa

mily

of c

omm

ands

.

�D

iffer

ent e

lem

ent t

ypes

requ

ire d

iffer

ent r

eal c

onst

ants

, and

so

me

don�

t req

uire

any

real

con

stan

ts.

Che

ck th

e El

emen

ts

Man

ual,

avai

labl

e on

-line

, for

det

ails

.

Page 21: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-Pr

epro

cess

ing

...M

eshi

ng

Mat

eria

l Pro

pert

ies

�Ev

ery

anal

ysis

requ

ires

som

e m

ater

ial p

rope

rty

inpu

t:

Youn

g�s

mod

ulus

EX

for s

truc

tura

l ele

men

ts, t

herm

al

cond

uctiv

ity K

XX fo

r the

rmal

ele

men

ts, e

tc.

�Th

ere

are

two

way

s to

def

ine

mat

eria

l pro

pert

ies:

�M

ater

ial l

ibra

ry�

Indi

vidu

al p

rope

rtie

s

Page 22: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-Pr

epro

cess

ing

...M

eshi

ng

Usi

ng th

e M

ater

ial L

ibra

ry

�Th

is m

etho

d al

low

s yo

u to

cho

ose

a pr

edef

ined

set

of p

rope

rtie

s fo

r a

give

n m

ater

ial.

�A

NSY

S su

pplie

s ty

pica

l str

uctu

ral a

nd th

erm

al p

rope

rtie

s (li

near

only

) for

som

e co

mm

on m

ater

ials

, but

we

stro

ngly

reco

mm

end

that

yo

u cr

eate

you

r ow

n m

ater

ial l

ibra

ry.

�To

cho

ose

a m

ater

ial f

rom

the

libra

ry:

�Fi

rst d

efin

e th

e lib

rary

pat

h.�

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roce

ssor

> M

ater

ial P

rops

>

Mat

eria

l Lib

rary

> L

ibra

ry P

ath

�En

ter t

he lo

catio

n fr

om w

hich

to

REA

D m

ater

ial d

ata,

e.g

, /a

nsys

56/m

atlib

.�

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se th

e /M

PLIB

com

man

d.

Page 23: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-Pr

epro

cess

ing

...M

eshi

ng�

Then

�im

port

� a

mat

eria

l fro

m th

e lib

rary

.�

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roce

ssor

> M

ater

ial L

ibra

ry >

Impo

rt Li

brar

y�

Cho

ose

the

units

sys

tem

. Th

is is

us

ed o

nly

to fi

lter t

he li

st o

f file

s sh

own

in th

e su

bseq

uent

dia

log.

A

NSY

S ha

s no

kno

wle

dge

of u

nits

an

d do

es N

OT

do u

nit c

onve

rsio

n.�

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ose

the

desi

red

mat

eria

l file

, su

ch a

s st

eel A

ISI C

1020

.�

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se th

e M

PREA

Dco

mm

and

with

th

e LI

B o

ptio

n.

Page 24: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-Pr

epro

cess

ing

...M

eshi

ng

Spec

ifyin

g In

divi

dual

Mat

eria

l Pro

pert

ies

�In

stea

d of

cho

osin

g a

mat

eria

l nam

e, th

is m

etho

d in

volv

es

dire

ctly

spe

cify

ing

the

requ

ired

prop

ertie

s.

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spe

cify

indi

vidu

al p

rope

rtie

s:�

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roce

ssor

> M

ater

ial P

rops

>

Isot

ropi

c�

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ify m

ater

ial n

umbe

r, us

ually

1.

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en e

nter

the

indi

vidu

al

prop

erty

val

ues.

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r use

the

MP

com

man

d.

Page 25: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-Pr

epro

cess

ing

...M

eshi

ng

A N

ote

on U

nits

�Yo

u do

not

nee

d to

tell

AN

SYS

the

syst

em o

f uni

ts y

ou a

re

usin

g. S

impl

y de

cide

wha

t uni

ts y

ou w

ill u

se, t

hen

mak

e su

re

all o

f you

r inp

ut is

con

sist

ent.

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r exa

mpl

e, if

the

mod

el g

eom

etry

is in

inch

es, m

ake

sure

that

al

l oth

er in

put d

ata

�m

ater

ial p

rope

rtie

s, re

al c

onst

ants

, loa

ds,

etc.

�ar

e in

term

s of

inch

es.

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NSY

S do

es N

OT

do u

nits

con

vers

ion!

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impl

y ac

cept

s al

l nu

mbe

rs y

ou in

put w

ithou

t que

stio

ning

thei

r val

idity

.

�Th

e co

mm

and

/UN

ITS

allo

ws

you

to s

peci

fy a

uni

ts s

yste

m,

but i

t is

sim

ply

a re

cord

ing

devi

ce to

let o

ther

use

rs o

f you

r m

odel

kno

w w

hat u

nits

you

use

d.

Page 26: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-Pr

epro

cess

ing

...M

eshi

ng

Spec

ifyin

g M

esh

Con

trol

sis

the

seco

nd s

tep

in m

eshi

ng.

�M

any

mes

h co

ntro

ls a

re a

vaila

ble

in A

NSY

S. F

or n

ow, w

e w

ill

pres

ent a

sim

ple

met

hod

of s

peci

fyin

g m

esh

dens

ity, c

alle

dSm

artS

izin

g.

�Sm

artS

izin

gis

an

algo

rithm

that

ass

igns

ele

men

t div

isio

ns to

al

l lin

es in

the

mod

el b

ased

on

line

leng

th, c

urva

ture

, and

pr

oxim

ity to

hol

es, e

tc.

�Yo

u si

mpl

y sp

ecify

a �

size

leve

l� ra

ngin

g fr

om 1

(ver

y fin

e m

esh)

to 1

0 (v

ery

coar

se m

esh)

, and

AN

SYS

take

s ca

re o

f the

re

st.

Page 27: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-Pr

epro

cess

ing

...M

eshi

ng

�Th

eM

eshT

ooli

s th

e be

st w

ay to

spe

cify

mes

h co

ntro

ls:

�Pr

epro

cess

or >

Mes

hToo

l.�

Act

ivat

eSm

artS

izin

g. S

ize

leve

l def

aults

to 6

.

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erat

ing

the

mes

his

the

final

ste

p in

mes

hing

.

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rst s

ave

the

data

base

.

�Th

en p

ress

[Mes

h]in

the

Mes

hToo

l.�

This

brin

gs u

p a

pick

er.

Pres

s [P

ick

All]

in th

e pi

cker

to

indi

cate

all

entit

ies.

Page 28: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-Pr

epro

cess

ing

...M

eshi

ng

�W

hen

the

mes

hing

is c

ompl

ete,

AN

SYS

will

aut

omat

ical

ly p

lot

the

elem

ents

.�

The

defa

ult e

lem

ent p

lot s

how

s al

l ele

men

t edg

es a

s st

raig

ht

lines

eve

n fo

r a q

uadr

atic

ele

men

t typ

e.�

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how

cur

ved

elem

ent e

dges

, iss

ue /E

FAC

ET,2

(or U

tility

Men

u >

Plot

Ctrl

s>

Size

and

Sha

pe�

).

Page 29: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-Pr

epro

cess

ing

�M

eshi

ng

�Pr

epro

cess

ing

!G

eom

etry

!M

eshi

ng

�So

lutio

n�

Load

ing

�So

lve

�Po

stpr

oces

sing

�R

evie

w re

sults

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heck

val

idity

of s

olut

ion

Page 30: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-So

lutio

nD

. Lo

adin

g

�Th

e so

lutio

n st

ep is

whe

re w

e ap

ply

load

s on

the

obje

ct a

nd

let t

he s

olve

r cal

cula

te th

e fin

ite e

lem

ent s

olut

ion.

�Lo

ads

are

avai

labl

e bo

th in

the

Solu

tion

and

Prep

roce

ssor

m

enus

.

Page 31: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-So

lutio

n...

Load

ing

�Th

ere

are

five

cate

gorie

s of

load

s:D

OF

Con

stra

ints

Spec

ified

DO

F va

lues

, suc

h as

di

spla

cem

ents

in a

str

ess

anal

ysis

or

tem

pera

ture

s in

a th

erm

al a

naly

sis.

Con

cent

rate

d Lo

ads

Poin

t loa

ds, s

uch

as fo

rces

or h

eat f

low

ra

tes.

Surf

ace

Load

sLo

ads

dist

ribut

ed o

ver a

sur

face

, suc

h as

pr

essu

res

or c

onve

ctio

ns.

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y Lo

ads

Volu

met

ric o

r fie

ld lo

ads,

suc

h as

te

mpe

ratu

res

(cau

sing

ther

mal

exp

ansi

on)

or in

tern

al h

eat g

ener

atio

n.In

ertia

Loa

dsLo

ads

due

to s

truc

tura

l mas

s or

iner

tia,

such

as

grav

ity a

nd ro

tatio

nal v

eloc

ity.

Page 32: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-So

lutio

n...

Load

ing

�Yo

u ca

n ap

ply

load

s ei

ther

on

the

solid

mod

el o

r dire

ctly

on

the

FEA

mod

el (n

odes

and

ele

men

ts).

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lid m

odel

load

s ar

e ea

sier

to a

pply

bec

ause

ther

e ar

e fe

wer

en

titie

s to

pic

k.�

Mor

eove

r, so

lid m

odel

load

s ar

e in

depe

nden

t of t

he m

esh.

You

do

n�t n

eed

to re

appl

y th

e lo

ads

if yo

u ch

ange

the

mes

h.

Con

stra

int

on li

ne

Solid

mod

el

Pres

sure

on

line

Forc

e at

key

poin

t

Con

stra

ints

at

nod

es

FEA

mod

el

Pres

sure

s on

ele

men

t fac

es

Forc

e at

nod

e

Page 33: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-So

lutio

n...

Load

ing

�R

egar

dles

s of

how

you

app

ly th

e lo

ads,

the

solv

er e

xpec

ts a

ll lo

ads

to b

e in

term

s of

the

finite

ele

men

t mod

el.

Ther

efor

e,

solid

mod

el lo

ads

are

auto

mat

ical

ly tr

ansf

erre

dto

the

unde

rlyin

g no

des

and

elem

ents

dur

ing

solu

tion.

�W

e w

ill n

ow d

iscu

ss h

ow to

app

ly th

e fo

llow

ing

type

s of

st

ruct

ural

load

s:�

Dis

plac

emen

t con

stra

ints

�Pr

essu

res

�G

ravi

ty

Page 34: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-So

lutio

n...

Load

ing

Dis

plac

emen

t Con

stra

ints

�U

sed

to s

peci

fy w

here

the

mod

el is

fixe

d (z

ero

disp

lace

men

t lo

catio

ns).

�C

an a

lso

be n

on-z

ero,

to s

imul

ate

a kn

own

defle

ctio

n.

�To

app

ly d

ispl

acem

ent c

onst

rain

ts :

�So

lutio

n >

-Loa

ds-A

pply

> D

ispl

acem

ent

�C

hoos

e w

here

you

wan

t to

appl

y th

e co

nstr

aint

.�

Pick

the

desi

red

entit

ies

in th

e gr

aphi

cs w

indo

w.

�Th

en c

hoos

e th

e co

nstr

aint

di

rect

ion.

Val

ue d

efau

lts to

zer

o.�

Or u

se th

e D

fam

ily o

f com

man

ds:

DK,

DL,

DA,

D.

Page 35: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-So

lutio

n...

Load

ing

�D

ispl

acem

ent c

onst

rain

ts a

re a

lso

used

to e

nfor

ce s

ymm

etry

oran

tisym

met

rybo

unda

ry c

ondi

tions

.�

Sym

met

ry B

C:

Out

-of-p

lane

dis

plac

emen

ts a

nd in

-pla

ne

rota

tions

are

fixe

d.�

Ant

isym

met

ryB

C:

In-p

lane

dis

plac

emen

ts a

nd o

ut-o

f-pla

ne

rota

tions

are

fixe

d.

Sym

met

ry B

ound

ary

UX=

0R

OTY

=RO

TZ=0

Antis

ymm

etry

Boun

dary

UY=

UZ=

0R

OTX

=0

Y

X

Page 36: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-So

lutio

n...

Load

ing

Pres

sure

s

�To

app

ly a

pre

ssur

e:�

Solu

tion

> -L

oads

-App

ly >

Pre

ssur

e�

Cho

ose

whe

re y

ou w

ant t

o ap

ply

the

pres

sure

--us

ually

on

lines

for 2

-D

mod

els,

on

area

s fo

r 3-D

mod

els.

�Pi

ck th

e de

sire

d en

titie

s in

the

grap

hics

win

dow

.�

Then

ent

er th

e pr

essu

re v

alue

. A

po

sitiv

e va

lue

indi

cate

s a

com

pres

sive

pre

ssur

e (a

ctin

g to

war

ds th

ece

ntro

idof

the

elem

ent).

�O

r use

the

SFfa

mily

of c

omm

ands

: SF

L, S

FA, S

FE, S

F.

Page 37: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-So

lutio

n...

Load

ing

�Fo

r a 2

-D m

odel

, whe

re

pres

sure

s ar

e us

ually

app

lied

on a

line

, you

can

spe

cify

a

tape

red

pres

sure

by

ente

ring

a va

lue

for b

oth

the

I and

J e

nds

of th

e lin

e.

�I a

nd J

are

det

erm

ined

by

the

line

dire

ctio

n. I

f you

see

the

tape

r goi

ng in

the

wro

ng

dire

ctio

n, s

impl

y re

appl

y th

e pr

essu

re w

ith th

e va

lues

re

vers

ed.

VALI

= 5

00

VALI

= 5

00VA

LJ =

100

0

VALI

= 1

000

VALJ

= 5

00

500

L350

0

L3

1000

500

L3

1000

500

Page 38: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-So

lutio

n...

Load

ing

Gra

vity

�To

app

ly g

ravi

tatio

nal a

ccel

erat

ion:

�So

lutio

n >

-Loa

ds-A

pply

> G

ravi

ty�

Or u

se th

e AC

ELco

mm

and.

�N

otes

:�

A p

ositi

veac

cele

ratio

n va

lue

caus

es d

efle

ctio

n in

the

nega

tive

dire

ctio

n. I

f Y is

poi

ntin

g up

war

ds, f

or e

xam

ple,

a p

ositi

ve

AC

ELY

valu

e w

ill c

ause

the

stru

ctur

e to

mov

e do

wnw

ards

.�

Den

sity

(or m

ass

in s

ome

form

) mus

t be

defin

ed fo

r gra

vity

and

ot

her i

nert

ia lo

ads.

Page 39: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-So

lutio

n...

Load

ing

Verif

ying

app

lied

load

s

�Pl

ot th

em b

y ac

tivat

ing

load

sym

bols

:�

Util

ity M

enu

>Pl

otC

trls

> Sy

mbo

ls�

Com

man

ds --

/PBC

, /PS

F, /P

BF

�O

r lis

t the

m:

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tility

Men

u >

List

> L

oads

>

Page 40: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-So

lutio

n...

Load

ing

Mod

ifyin

g an

d D

elet

ing

Load

s

�To

mod

ify a

load

val

ue, s

impl

y re

appl

y th

e lo

ad

with

the

new

val

ue.

�To

del

ete

load

s:�

Solu

tion

> -L

oads

-Del

ete

>�

Whe

n yo

u de

lete

sol

id m

odel

load

s, A

NSY

S al

so

auto

mat

ical

ly d

elet

es a

ll co

rres

pond

ing

finite

el

emen

t loa

ds.

Page 41: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-So

lutio

n...

Load

ing

�Pr

epro

cess

ing

!G

eom

etry

!M

eshi

ng

�So

lutio

n!

Load

ing

�So

lve

�Po

stpr

oces

sing

�R

evie

w re

sults

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heck

val

idity

of s

olut

ion

Page 42: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-So

lutio

nE.

Sol

ve

�Th

e so

lve

step

is w

here

you

let t

he s

olve

r cal

cula

te th

e fin

ite

elem

ent s

olut

ion.

�Fi

rst,

it is

a g

ood

idea

to re

view

and

che

ck y

our a

naly

sis

data

,e.

g: �C

onsi

sten

t uni

ts�

Elem

ent t

ypes

, opt

ions

, and

real

con

stan

ts�

Mat

eria

l pro

pert

ies

�D

ensi

ty if

iner

tia lo

adin

g�

Coe

ffici

ent o

f the

rmal

exp

ansi

on if

ther

mal

str

ess

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esh

dens

ity, e

spec

ially

in s

tres

s co

ncen

trat

ion

regi

ons

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ad v

alue

s an

d di

rect

ions

�R

efer

ence

tem

pera

ture

for t

herm

al e

xpan

sion

s

Page 43: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-So

lutio

n�

Solv

e

�To

initi

ate

the

solv

e:�

Firs

t sav

e th

e da

taba

se!

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en:

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lutio

n >

-Sol

ve-C

urre

nt L

S�

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ssue

the

SOLV

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mm

and.

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e so

lver

writ

es re

sults

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a to

the

in-m

emor

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taba

se a

ndto

the

resu

lts fi

le,j

obna

me.

rst(

or

.rth,

.rm

g, .r

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ults

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ults

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a

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abas

e

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tD

ata

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ults

File

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er

Page 44: Cap03

Stre

ss A

naly

sis

-So

lutio

n�

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e

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urin

g so

lutio

n, A

NSY

S pr

ovid

es a

lot o

f use

ful i

nfor

mat

ion

in th

e O

utpu

t Win

dow

, suc

h as

:�

Mas

s pr

oper

ties

of th

e m

odel

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e m

ass

calc

ulat

ion

is q

uite

acc

urat

e;ce

ntro

idan

d m

ass

mom

ent

calc

ulat

ions

are

roug

h ap

prox

imat

ions

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ange

of e

lem

ent m

atrix

coe

ffici

ents

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ay in

dica

te a

pro

blem

with

mat

eria

l pro

pert

ies

or re

al c

onst

ants

if

max

imum

/min

imum

ratio

> 1

.0E8

�M

odel

siz

e an

d so

lver

sta

tistic

s�

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mar

y of

file

s w

ritte

n an

d th

eir s

izes

:�

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�Pr

epro

cess

ing

!G

eom

etry

!M

eshi

ng

�So

lutio

n!

Load

ing

!So

lve

�Po

stpr

oces

sing

�R

evie

w re

sults

�C

heck

val

idity

of s

olut

ion

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F. R

evie

win

g R

esul

ts

�Po

stpr

oces

sing

is w

ithou

t dou

bt th

e m

ost i

mpo

rtan

t ste

p in

an

ana

lysi

s. Y

ou m

ay b

e re

quire

d to

mak

e de

sign

dec

isio

ns

base

d on

the

resu

lts, s

o it

is a

goo

d id

ea n

ot o

nly

to re

view

th

e re

sults

car

eful

ly, b

ut a

lso

to c

heck

the

valid

ity o

f the

so

lutio

n.

�A

NSY

S ha

s tw

o po

stpr

oces

sors

:�

POST

1, th

e G

ener

al P

ostp

roce

ssor

, to

revi

ew a

sin

gle

set o

f re

sults

ove

r the

ent

ire m

odel

.�

POST

26, t

he T

ime-

His

tory

Pos

tpro

cess

or, t

o re

view

resu

lts a

t se

lect

ed p

oint

s in

the

mod

el o

ver t

ime.

Mai

nly

used

for t

rans

ient

an

d no

nlin

ear a

naly

ses.

(N

ot d

iscu

ssed

in th

is c

ours

e.)

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esul

ts

�R

evie

win

g re

sults

of a

str

ess

anal

ysis

gen

eral

ly in

volv

es:

�D

efor

med

sha

pe�

Stre

sses

�R

eact

ion

forc

es

Def

orm

ed S

hape

�G

ives

a q

uick

indi

catio

n of

whe

ther

the

load

s w

ere

appl

ied

in

the

corr

ect d

irect

ion.

�Le

gend

col

umn

show

s th

e m

axim

um d

ispl

acem

ent,

DM

X.

�Yo

u ca

n al

so a

nim

ate

the

defo

rmat

ion.

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evie

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esul

ts

�To

plo

t the

def

orm

ed

shap

e:�

Gen

eral

Post

proc

> Pl

ot

Res

ults

> D

efor

med

Sha

pe�

Or u

se th

e PL

DIS

Pco

mm

and.

�Fo

r ani

mat

ion:

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tility

Men

u >

Plot

Ctrl

s>

Anim

ate

> D

efor

med

Sha

pe�

Or u

se th

e AN

DIS

Pco

mm

and.

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...R

evie

win

g R

esul

ts

Stre

sses

�Th

e fo

llow

ing

stre

sses

are

typi

cally

ava

ilabl

e fo

r a 3

-D s

olid

m

odel

:�

Com

pone

nt s

tres

ses

�SX

, SY,

SZ,

SXY

, SYZ

, SXZ

(glo

bal

Car

tesi

an d

irect

ions

by

defa

ult)

�Pr

inci

pal s

tres

ses

�S1

, S2,

S3,

SEQ

V(v

onM

ises

), SI

NT

(str

ess

inte

nsity

)

�B

est v

iew

ed a

s co

ntou

r plo

ts, w

hich

allo

w y

ou to

qui

ckly

lo

cate

�ho

t spo

ts�

or tr

oubl

e re

gion

s.�

Nod

al s

olut

ion:

Stre

sses

are

ave

rage

d at

the

node

s, s

how

ing

smoo

th, c

ontin

uous

con

tour

s.�

Elem

ent s

olut

ion:

No

aver

agin

g, re

sulti

ng in

dis

cont

inuo

us

cont

ours

.

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�To

plo

t str

ess

cont

ours

:�

Gen

eral

Post

proc

> Pl

ot R

esul

ts >

Nod

alSo

lu�

or P

LNSO

Lco

mm

and

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ener

alPo

stpr

oc>

Plot

Res

ults

> E

lem

entS

olu�

or P

LESO

Lco

mm

and

�Yo

u ca

n al

so a

nim

ate

stre

ss c

onto

urs:

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tility

Men

u >

Plot

Ctrl

s>

Anim

ate

> D

efor

med

Res

ults

... o

r AN

CN

TRco

mm

and

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A N

ote

onPo

wer

Gra

phic

s

�It

is th

e de

faul

t gra

phic

s se

tting

(/G

RAP

H,P

OW

ER).

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ots

only

the

visi

ble

surf

aces

and

igno

res

ever

ythi

ng �

unde

rnea

th.�

�A

dvan

tage

s:�

Fast

erre

plot

, cris

p gr

aphi

cs.

�Sm

ooth

, alm

ost p

hoto

-rea

listic

dis

play

s.�

Prev

ents

str

ess

aver

agin

g ac

ross

mat

eria

l and

real

co

nsta

nt b

ound

arie

s.

�To

dea

ctiv

ate

Pow

erG

raph

ics

(or a

ctiv

ate

�ful

l gr

aphi

cs�)

:�

Tool

bar >

PO

WER

GR

PH�

Or i

ssue

/GR

APH

,FU

LL.

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evie

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ts

Rea

ctio

n Fo

rces

�Th

e su

m o

f the

reac

tion

forc

es in

eac

h di

rect

ion

mus

t equ

al

the

sum

of a

pplie

d lo

ads

in th

at d

irect

ion.

�B

est v

iew

ed a

s a

listin

g:�

Gen

eral

Pos

tpro

cess

or >

Lis

t Res

ults

> R

eact

ion

Solu

tion�

or

PRR

SOL

com

man

d

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naly

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stpr

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sing

...R

evie

win

g R

esul

ts

�Pr

epro

cess

ing

!G

eom

etry

!M

eshi

ng

�So

lutio

n!

Load

ing

!So

lve

�Po

stpr

oces

sing

!R

evie

w re

sults

�C

heck

val

idity

of s

olut

ion

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ss A

naly

sis

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stpr

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sing

G.

Che

ckin

g Va

lidity

of S

olut

ion

�It

is a

lway

s a

good

idea

to d

o a

�san

ity c

heck

� an

d m

ake

sure

th

at th

e so

lutio

n is

acc

epta

ble.

�W

hat y

ou n

eed

to c

heck

dep

ends

on

the

type

of p

robl

em y

ou

are

solv

ing,

but

her

e ar

e so

me

typi

cal q

uest

ions

to a

sk:

�D

o th

e re

actio

n fo

rces

bal

ance

the

appl

ied

load

s?

�W

here

is th

e m

axim

um s

tres

s lo

cate

d?�

If it

is a

t a s

ingu

larit

y, s

uch

as a

poi

nt lo

ad o

r a re

-ent

rant

cor

ner,

the

valu

e is

gen

eral

ly m

eani

ngle

ss.

(We

will

dis

cuss

mor

e ab

out

this

in C

hapt

er 5

.)

�A

re th

e st

ress

val

ues

beyo

nd th

e el

astic

lim

it?�

If so

, the

load

mag

nitu

des

may

be

wro

ng, o

r you

may

nee

d to

do

a no

nlin

ear a

naly

sis.

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...C

heck

ing

Valid

ity o

f Sol

utio

n

�Is

the

mes

h ad

equa

te?

�Th

is is

alw

ays

deba

tabl

e, b

ut y

ou c

an g

ain

conf

iden

ce in

the

mes

h by

usi

ng e

rror

est

imat

ion

data

(dis

cuss

ed in

Cha

pter

14)

.�

Oth

er w

ays

to c

heck

mes

h ad

equa

cy:

�Pl

ot th

e el

emen

t sol

utio

n (u

nave

rage

dst

ress

es) a

nd lo

ok fo

r el

emen

ts w

ith h

igh

stre

ss g

radi

ents

. Th

ese

regi

ons

are

cand

idat

es fo

r mes

h re

finem

ent.

�If

ther

e is

a s

igni

fican

t diff

eren

ce b

etw

een

the

noda

l (a

vera

ged)

and

ele

men

t (un

aver

aged

) str

ess

cont

ours

, the

m

esh

may

be

too

coar

se.

�Si

mila

rly, i

f the

re is

a s

igni

fican

t diff

eren

ce b

etw

een

Pow

erG

raph

ics

and

full

grap

hics

str

esse

s, th

e m

esh

may

be

too

coar

se.

�R

e-m

esh

with

twic

e as

man

y el

emen

ts, r

e-so

lve,

and

com

pare

th

e re

sults

. (B

ut th

is m

ay n

ot a

lway

s be

pra

ctic

al.)

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epro

cess

ing

!G

eom

etry

!M

eshi

ng

�So

lutio

n!

Load

ing

!So

lve

�Po

stpr

oces

sing

!R

evie

w re

sults

!C

heck

val

idity

of s

olut

ion

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ss A

naly

sis

H.

Wor

ksho

p

�Th

is w

orks

hop

cons

ists

of t

wo

prob

lem

s:2A

. La

the

Cut

ter

2B.

2-D

Cor

ner B

rack

et T

utor

ial

Ref

er to

you

r Wor

ksho

p Su

pple

men

tfor

inst

ruct

ions

.