How to use Ansys Workbench? | Static structural analysis | Comparison of results

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This tutorial includes how to do Ansys static structural
Meshing
Applying boundary conditions
Applying loading conditions [Vector and Components]
Selection filter Stress analysis
Deformation analysis
Contours
Comparison of results in CFD post
Without a rib and with a rib
Geometry: The basic building blocks of any simulation, geometry creation is one of the first steps in ANSYS Workbench.
Meshing: This is the process of dividing the geometry into smaller elements, so that the software can perform calculations on them.
Material Properties: These are the characteristics of the material that you want to simulate. You need to define the material properties before running a simulation.
Boundary Conditions: These are the constraints that you want to apply to your simulation. For example, you can apply a temperature boundary condition to a surface, or fix the displacement of a particular point.
Loads: These are the external forces or pressures that are applied to your simulation. For example, you can apply a force or pressure to a particular surface.
Solver Settings: These are the settings that determine how the simulation is solved. There are many solver settings to choose from, depending on the type of simulation you are running.
Results: Once the simulation is complete, ANSYS Workbench will generate a variety of results. You can view these results in different formats, including graphs, tables, and animations.
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[@adhithasimhanraghavan7516]

Hi, in practical sense, the max stress will be on the top side of the bolt circle rather than ar the bottom. At the top, there will be compression and bottom will have minimal to no stress. So I guess, the support are to be defined correctly like the flat surface needs to flush against the wall or else, improper loading will occur. Correct me if I am wrong. Good video btw!

[@MechTechSimulations]

You are right. But the result seems to be different !

[@jajunkerz180]

Love the background music!

[@AAFIEYAH]

very clear explanation..hope u shall continuously sharing your engineering analysis knowledge to us. and may God grant u success in every field u enter

[@MechTechSimulations]

So nice of you

[@nadiaabdollahi7874]

thanks for your elaborate explanations and the file

[@MechTechSimulations]

You are welcome!

[@batteinwithrehan]

Sir,How can i get max & min deflection in both the cases

[@arthurm7846]

what a great video, thanks!

[@MechTechSimulations]

Glad you liked it!

[@ganeshjadhav4268]

Nice one sir 🤝🙏🙏🙏🙏🙌

[@aysegulsencu994]

how can I comparison results? I can't drag the solution

[@aysegulsencu994]

I work on explicit dynamics

[@abhisheksreekumar3510]

Same problem. How did you solve it?

[@rushilshah9924]

It isn't working in ANSYS Workbench 2021 R2 Student version. Is there any other way to achieve the same ?

[@MechTechSimulations]

Dear Rushil, I couldn't understand exactly what feature/operation is not working.

[@SAMADKHAN-js9nv]

Sir,make a video on comparison on isotropic and orthtropic material.

[@MechTechSimulations]

Will try

[@Mechanicalop]

Sir, ive followed every step, I've made both the brackets and done the analysis as you've demonstrated. But, I'm not able to drag the solution into the new result tab on the project schematic. As soon as i I try to drag the solution cell, it shows a red cross with a circle. I use ansys 2021 r1 student version. Plz reply sir.

[@MechTechSimulations]

In student version the options are limited perhaps..

[@MechTechSimulations]

I understand that you are trying to compare the results of two different cases. Instead of comparing in CFD post, you can do the same by having your own limits on the contours and compare the results. If I am not addressing your need, please feel free to contact.

[@Mechanicalop]

@@MechTechSimulations Ok, thank you sir

[@mmaaamona]

Dear sir thanks for your magnificent video, if you please explain to how to model niti instrument (endodontic instrument ) using ansys Thanks again

[@MechTechSimulations]

Yes. It can be modelled and analysed. Mail me the required results you need. I'll try to guide you.

[@akankshagupta205]

When i m trying to import the structure from catia to ansys its showing error that " the selected file is of an unsupported or unfigured geometry type" . How to solve this error? Can u plzz help me with this ?

[@MechTechSimulations]

If you want to import geometry from other modeling software, you need to do CAD Configuration. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5C0iJqkjZqWmac

[@akankshagupta205]

@@MechTechSimulations i m facing issue while doing meshing. Can u help me out with this ?

[@MechTechSimulations]

Please contact me at [e-mail]

[@muhdfaizeen9367]

good explaination

[@MechTechSimulations]

Thank you.

[@kannansaravanan47]

Grt sir...

[@MechTechSimulations]

So nice of you

[@Drshezame]

Hi can how do i find the deflection in mm? Like how much does the part deflects when the maximum force is applied to it.

[@MechTechSimulations]

When you make the contour plot of deflection, you can see a scale on the left hand side where the dimensions [mm] for the corresponding colour will be displayed.

[@najmijamaludin2588]

Hi sir, great video. Is it possible to measure distortion by using the software? Thanks

[@MechTechSimulations]

Of course we can do everything in Ansys. However, the static structural solver works within elastic limit [Stress is directly proportional to strain, based on Hookes law]. Nonlinear behavior of materials cannot be solved in "Static Structural Solver". It is possible with "Explicit Dynamics"

[@najmijamaludin2588]

@@MechTechSimulations Thank you sir for your time to reply. Very informative, i will look into it.

[@abisheikpanneerselvam6784]

Hi.. Thanks for the video. I cannot see the Result comparison option under the component systems. I am using Ansys 20R2 with Academic Research license. Should it be manually done?

[@MechTechSimulations]

There will be a component named "Results"

[@MechTechSimulations]

You can also do it manually. But if you want to compare two results, the range should be the same in both the results.

[@abisheikpanneerselvam6784]

@@MechTechSimulations no in my workbench window this Results component is not available. Infact, none of the CFD related components are available.

[@mukulsharma651]

@@abisheikpanneerselvam6784 functionality is limited in student licence

[@Saikiran-qb2yo]

detailed content thnq

[@MechTechSimulations]

Thanks for liking

[@DLEET.Channel]

How do merge Line bodies with solids

[@user-ih2yj4ge5j]

Thank you sir

[@MechTechSimulations]

So nice of you

[@chairilanuar98]

How to compare in terms of different materials?

[@MechTechSimulations]

At 0.45 seconds in the video, you can see "Engineering Data" in the first step of the analysis system. There you can select any material from library or you can specify your own properties for a material.

[@tomass6432]

Thank you

[@MechTechSimulations]

You're welcome

[@usmanaliyu8670]

Please any video on how you design the model????

[@MechTechSimulations]

Will try to do it shortly..

[@usmanaliyu8670]

ok please i want the vidio if you do it you can share it in your channel or forward the link to me thanks @@MechTechSimulations

[@usmanaliyu8670]

@@MechTechSimulations and please if you can use Ansys workbench to draw it cuz am using ansys to draw it I have to be changing the hole size

[@usmanaliyu8670]

@@MechTechSimulations which software did you use to draw it ???

[@ejoumalepajamale8891]

Hi Can you add example for 2D moment frame?

[@vjayshrma]

The fine sizing option in mesh is not showing my sizing option.

[@MechTechSimulations]

Click the "mesh" in the tree in left side. It will appear.

[@PriyanshuGaurav]

Sir is there colour blindness test for machine Design engineer job? Please reply

[@MechTechSimulations]

Sorry. I'm not sure.. Probably, it's not an issue for a design engineer.

[@engmahmoud3232]

Hello Pro, I have some questions related to the ansys workbench, it is multiple choices and take few minutes, so could you help me please?

[@mechanicalengineerturbo]

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