Determining Which Support to Use in Ansys Mechanical - Lesson 1

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[@yuanxu4685]

Thank you very much for the video! I am new to ANSYS and find this video very helpful. I also wonder if there is a kind of support like frictionless support or compression only support but in which you can prescribe the frictiton coefficient? Or do you have to use frictional connection in this case?

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[@biljanaprochaska6922]

Odličan video! Great video!

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[@lucarutigliano6539]

Should I use a cylindrical support (together with fixed ones on the bolt holes) if I'm doing a thermo mechanical analysis of a brake disc?

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[@anhaihanane7804]

very helpful thank you so much

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[@BrunoSilva-ur7sb]

Very helpful!

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[@PedroNSilva-wr5zg]

What If I want to restrain -Y and +Y. I mean there is no option, since the remote displacement restrains in +Y and -Y

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[@KnFactor]

In elastic support how to estimate the value of foundation stiffness?

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[@chaaggate]

Facing a problem applying the cylinder support to the brake disc. When I select the surface, the support does not apply. This is the problem. Please help me.

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[@ugonnaumeh2259]

great video

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[@dansemereify]

Cool stuff

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[@KoPh.D]

Awesome

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[@tanxinghong164]

great video

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