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Ansys - which analysis system to use?
No... I'm not just looking to create a pretty picture with color contours. I'm actually designing a jacking system for offshore platform which uses hydraulic pressure to move the components and then it will generate friction force to move another components(clamping units), instead of using...- atyy88
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Ansys - which analysis system to use?
http://img716.imageshack.us/img716/4498/75139395.jpg Is this the one for doing contacts?- atyy88
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Ansys - which analysis system to use?
Yes I'm using Ansys 14.0. I have some ideas on workbench only because one of my classmate showed me a demo on it. This is my first time using Ansys (traditional). I don't even know how to create a modeling. Can you guide me a bit? Can I import my Solidworks drawing file to do the Contacts?- atyy88
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Ansys - which analysis system to use?
Thanks for you reply Matt. :smile: I'll read the manual and try to figure something out. By the way my drawing is done by using SolidWorks. I tried to use the simulation system in Solidworks but it says cannot be run for assembly parts. So I'm trying Ansys now.- atyy88
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Ansys - which analysis system to use?
http://img715.imageshack.us/img715/2498/11489662.jpg The pressure will push component "a" to move downwards and push component "b" to move upwards. Component "a" and "b" will only be moved in vertical direction (90degree). There will be friction force occurs on the sliding surface...- atyy88
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- Analysis Ansys System
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering