I liked the video, I am having a problem studying an assembly where one of the pieces is made of composite material. When placing the assembly in the ACP module, when I go to the setup only the part to which I am going to apply the composite material appears (I understand that it is because I defined it as a surface previously), but when I link the ACP module to the structural static I only see links the composite part and not the entire assembly.
Hi, thanks for the presentation. I was wondering, in the worksheet for defining the layered section it says, "... layers are added to the top, increasing in the +Z normal direction." If this is what you want, then a midsection, layered section is probably not the best application, right? Or you have to redefine your coordinate system?
Hello, thank you very much for this wonderful lecture. I have a question in the ANSYS program. I want to prepare, for example, a superimposed material in the form of a layer consisting of two materials, the first is fiber of any kind, and the other is a polymer material, with dimensions of 10 * 10 cm and a thickness of 2 cm. How do I calculate or how can I enter the volume fraction values For both materials in the ANSYS program, for example, the first material is 60% and the second material is 40%. I hope you will help me in solving this problem. I mean, how can the volumetric fraction or weight ratios be calculated for each materials in the ANSYS program? With appreciation❤
Thank you, but it doesn't work for me - APDL Post command does not return Tsai Wu failure criterion plot. I got such an error in Post Output: "One or more materials (such as material 2) do not have all required stress or strain strength limits defined. Therefore, no failure criteria are computed" I keyed in material properties for my orthotropic material exactly as you. It seems like APDL cannot read this.
Great video! Very good audio quality with clear and helpful guidance
Hi, Mr Pedro Chou, I from Brasil and I would like say thanks for you are sharing your knowledge, i will replicate your lesson. Obrigado !!
Thank you very much, it really helped me a lot in understanding analysis using ansys
I liked the video, I am having a problem studying an assembly where one of the pieces is made of composite material. When placing the assembly in the ACP module, when I go to the setup only the part to which I am going to apply the composite material appears (I understand that it is because I defined it as a surface previously), but when I link the ACP module to the structural static I only see links the composite part and not the entire assembly.
Hi, thanks for the presentation. I was wondering, in the worksheet for defining the layered section it says, "... layers are added to the top, increasing in the +Z normal direction." If this is what you want, then a midsection, layered section is probably not the best application, right? Or you have to redefine your coordinate system?
Hello, thank you very much for this wonderful lecture. I have a question in the ANSYS program. I want to prepare, for example, a superimposed material in the form of a layer consisting of two materials, the first is fiber of any kind, and the other is a polymer material, with dimensions of 10 * 10 cm and a thickness of 2 cm. How do I calculate or how can I enter the volume fraction values For both materials in the ANSYS program, for example, the first material is 60% and the second material is 40%. I hope you will help me in solving this problem. I mean, how can the volumetric fraction or weight ratios be calculated for each materials in the ANSYS program? With appreciation❤
hello,i have a question,what did you do with geometry> sys/solid surface part
Thank you, but it doesn't work for me - APDL Post command does not return Tsai Wu failure criterion plot. I got such an error in Post Output: "One or more materials (such as material 2) do not have all required stress or strain strength limits defined. Therefore, no failure criteria are computed" I keyed in material properties for my orthotropic material exactly as you. It seems like APDL cannot read this.
sorry, can i ask you a question? how can i see the fiber direction to check my setting is right?
Doesn't it show the thickness of the applied layers?