For working on node, In mechanical use option: Select-type-select mesh. This will enable us to select & work on nodes, This option is there on left side of filters. Then, Select node of interest, Right click & create a named selection. Apply a nodal force on it by selecting named selection in force selection. In results, Insert frequency response-acceleration, For scoping method, Select named selection. However, version I am using is 16.2 there only option for directional or linear acceleration is there, If you are using version other than 16.2, Check if option for angular acceleration is there.

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Use in results: insert force or moment reaction, Select boundary condition for which it has to be checked.

This happens when our geometry is an imported part. Mostly in igs files the single face splits up into two if we consider for example a cylindrical. Face. You can save your part in parasolid format & check. For cylindrical support it's necessary that face should be recognized as a surface of revolution which is absent in igs files. Also, If you are considering round holes to apply cylindrical support just delete & recreate them in Ansys. No need to create para solid file then.

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We have to check that no value of frequency coming into results is equal to natural frequency of component. Also, For specific components we have standard operating frequencies, In modal analysis we can also define them as start & end frequencies & check results.

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Ok. Just perform modal analysis again by increasing no. Of mode shapes. Consider those set of frequencies which are coming close to natural frequency value.

Let me know if this helps you or if any queries are there, Please mention.

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Green highlights components having condition of join or contact between them. Orange indicates clearance. However, In clearance condition in the smaller dock accessory window the components don't display in orange specifically. But, In main window we see them in orange, This only helps us to identify them with orange showing "selected" condition.

In catia if we select any part, Feature or assembly it displays in orange in graphics window showing it is selected.

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Thanks Sir. I will include this topic in my coming sessions.

In Catia, Hidden lines appearance can be controlled in two ways: 1. In part mode, We have the inbuilt option of hidden line display in view toolbar. 2. In drafting, While creating any view, Right click: go to properties there we can check on all options like hidden lines for example to enable their display in view. Now, If we want to change default display of any entity- select it go to properties , There multiple options are there to control display. This is true for hidden lines also. In this session, I think you are referring to axis lines appearing as dotted, It's the default display. But, If we want to customize display, We can go for above method. Also, In drafting just select entities whose display have to be changed & go to graphic properties toolbar to select various types. I think, This will clear your doubt. Still, If any query is there, Please let me know. Thanks.

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Thanks brother. Yes, CATIA has special tools which help in creating real-life mechanisms and also generates motion plots which are important for design and research purpose.

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