Predicting Transient Vibrations Using Ansys Mechanical - Lesson 2

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[@ВладимирКарпусь-ю4ж]

Hello, it's not entirely clear why you used sin^2 and not sin?

[@alinittos]

@@ВладимирКарпусь-ю4ж using sin function implies an alternating force, and this is not the case

[@HL1334]

@@alinittos In force function, when i enters Sin(wt) it says t is undefined, do you have any idea?

[@alinittos]

as far as I know, time variable has to be written as 'time' and not as 't'@@HL1334

[@worzel1983]

@@HL1334use the word time rather than t

[@tomasenrique]

Such a great video!

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Thanks for watching!

[@gurjyotgahir3569]

amazing explanation

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[@sujeet7741]

Grate Video sir, but can you provide me the source of that force time history formula.

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[@amiraboodi2075]

Very interesting.