Thanks Allon! DAREA is specifically used for transient load application. As this analysis is completely dependent on transient loads, we have to use DAREA. If needed, SPCD type of constraints can also be used instead of DAREA to get similar results!
Thanks! Personally, I use Solidworks but there is a plethora of good CAD tools out there. I guess the choice depends completely on individual preference.
excellent, thx! Can you please post some example on self-heating effcet (thermal analysis) of cfrp composite under the cycle loading? What kind of load step should be used?
Can you please explain why you selected all 6 DOF's for both the dependent and independent RBE3 element nodes? I don't fully understand the relationship between the DOF's of the dependent and independent nodes. Thanks.
Great video! But how do you apply the thickness if the component has different thicknesses? I have seen you apply always the same thickness to one single component (which is also real!) but if the part has different thicknesses? Looking forward to your answer! Thanks and keep them coming!
In case of multiple thicknesses, the geometry can be split into different components connected to each other. Then each component can be assigned a separate thickness as well as material.
Thanks a lot for such informative videos. They are very helpful while learning.❤️❤️ Please upload a video on how to solve axisymmetric problem using HYPERMESH🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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These videos are great! Thanks!
Very Nice sir👌👌👌
Thank you :)
Only one in youtube who explain in simplified way.
I want to know, why do you apply mass as DAREA load is applied?
Nice work
Thank you!
Another solid gold video. Can you please elaborate on why the DAREA constraint was used?
Thanks Allon!
DAREA is specifically used for transient load application. As this analysis is completely dependent on transient loads, we have to use DAREA.
If needed, SPCD type of constraints can also be used instead of DAREA to get similar results!
Very Good material, thank you very much.
Excellent, thank you.
Which software do you recommend for generating the geometry?
Thanks! Personally, I use Solidworks but there is a plethora of good CAD tools out there. I guess the choice depends completely on individual preference.
excellent, please share the cad model
Sir , CAD file link is not correct . Please provide this
excellent, thx! Can you please post some example on self-heating effcet (thermal analysis) of cfrp composite under the cycle loading? What kind of load step should be used?
How to import CSV file for curve creation for a large number of points?
hello, how can I have that model?
Can you please explain why you selected all 6 DOF's for both the dependent and independent RBE3 element nodes? I don't fully understand the relationship between the DOF's of the dependent and independent nodes.
Thanks.
why you apply mass of 2 kg in the centre of rbe3? Thanks
Great video! But how do you apply the thickness if the component has different thicknesses? I have seen you apply always the same thickness to one single component (which is also real!) but if the part has different thicknesses? Looking forward to your answer! Thanks and keep them coming!
In case of multiple thicknesses, the geometry can be split into different components connected to each other. Then each component can be assigned a separate thickness as well as material.
How tobplot nodal stresses
Hello, I am a bit confused, I would like to learn pre-processing, so do these videos give instruction on pre-processing or solver?
Sir,can you please make a tutorial on Ansys workbench and classic. It is very useful to many peoples
Thanks for the suggestion Jagadeesh. I will try to create Ansys tutorials soon.
Thanks a lot for such informative videos. They are very helpful while learning.❤️❤️
Please upload a video on how to solve axisymmetric problem using HYPERMESH🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Glad you liked the content posted on this channel. I will work on an axisymmetric analysis tutorial soon!
Sir please make a video on LS dyna introduction and basics for beginners.. It's hard to learn directly from analysis videos
Do videos on hypermesh from scratch, like step wise, like class 1,2,3...