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    Workshop 5

    Harmonic Response
    (Fixed-Fixed Beam)

    14.5 Release

    ANSYS Mechanical
    Linear and Nonlinear Dynamics
    2012 ANSYS, Inc.

    March 28, 2013

    Release 14.5

    Workshop 5 - Goals
    Our goal is to determine the harmonic response of a fixed-fixed
    beam under the influence of two harmonic forces.

    The forces represent rotating machines mounted at the one-third


    points along the beam.
    The machines rotate at 300 to 1800 RPM.

    The Beam (3 m x 0.5 m x 25 mm) is made of Steel.

    Constrain (Fix)
    Both Ends
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    Workshop 5 Project Schematic


    From the project schematic, insert a new
    Modal system.

    we will first look at the natural frequencies and


    mode shapes of the system

    Drop a Harmonic Response system onto the


    Model cell of the Modal system to share
    the material properties, geometry, and
    mesh.

    note that this system will not use the modes


    from the Modal system

    Import the Geometry file

    beam.agdb

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    Workshop 5 - Preprocessing
    Edit the Model cell to open the Mechanical application.

    verify that the material assignment is Structural Steel

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    March 28, 2013

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    Workshop 5 Units
    In Mechanical, set the following units system:

    mm, kg, N, s, mV, mA


    Degrees
    RPM
    Celcius

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    March 28, 2013

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    Workshop 5 - Environment
    Constrain both ends of the Beam.

    Click on the Modal Branch and >Insert>Fixed Support.


    Switch to edge selection mode as necessary
    Use LMB to pick the two applicable edges.
    Hold <CTRL> to add to your selections
    Click Apply in the Details window

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    Workshop 5 Modal Results


    Solve the Modal analysis.
    Create some Mode Shape Results to review the results.

    note that modes 1 and 2 fall between 0 and 50 Hz

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    Drag and drop the Fixed Support


    from the Modal branch to the
    Harmonic Response branch.

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    Workshop 5 - Environment
    In the Harmonic Response branch, apply one force to one edge.

    There are two edges imprinted on the beam face.


    Switch to Edge selection mode as necessary and >Insert>Force.
    Use LMB and drag over surface to highlight to pick the applicable edge.
    Click Apply in the Details window
    In Details, change the Defined By to Components (i.e., XYZ).
    Enter 250 for Y. Leave Phase Angle = 0

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    Apply another force to the other edge.

    set Y Component to 250 N


    leave Phase Angle = 0
    We will investigate the results as the phase angle between these loads
    changes.

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    Workshop 5 Harmonic Response


    Solution
    Edit the Analysis Settings.

    set the Range Minimum to 0 Hz


    set the Range Maximum to 50 Hz
    set the Solution Intervals to 50
    set the Constant Damping Ratio to 2%

    Solve the Harmonic analysis.

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    Workshop 5 Results
    Insert a Deformation Frequency Response.

    set the scoping to all faces on the beam


    set the Spatial Resolution to Use Maximum
    set the Orientation to Y Axis

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    Workshop 5 - Results
    You can also plot contours at specific frequencies.
    Click RMB on the solution object and >Insert> Stress, Strain,
    or Deformation

    This will insert the result object(s)


    Step thru the Details for each and specify the Geometry and other

    details.
    It is necessary to specify a specific frequency and phase angle.

    Contours at a specific
    Frequency

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    Return to the second harmonic force applied.

    set the Phase Angle to 90 (we will try to excite different modes)
    resolve the Harmonic Response

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    Return once more to the second harmonic force applied.

    set the Phase Angle to 180


    resolve the Harmonic Response

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