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ansys workbench shock analysis 1
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Hi,
I'd suggest to translate this accel impulse into a force impulse, then set up a transient analysis with timestep-variable force magnitude. If you choose enough timesteps within the impulse duration, the force variation will look like a sine kind nicely. If you know APDL, you can define a function to analytically define the force (it is a bit involved with Workbench... I've been told that this kind of input will be possible with ANSYS v.11)
Other way: build your FE model in Workbench, then exit to Classical and perform the analysis there (you have many more possibilities in this environment).
Regards
I'd suggest to translate this accel impulse into a force impulse, then set up a transient analysis with timestep-variable force magnitude. If you choose enough timesteps within the impulse duration, the force variation will look like a sine kind nicely. If you know APDL, you can define a function to analytically define the force (it is a bit involved with Workbench... I've been told that this kind of input will be possible with ANSYS v.11)
Other way: build your FE model in Workbench, then exit to Classical and perform the analysis there (you have many more possibilities in this environment).
Regards
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