Ansys tutorials based on harmonic analysis

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Users are seeking tutorials specifically focused on harmonic analysis of spring, damper, and mass systems using ANSYS software. While some resources are available, they may not cover the exact needs of users. It's suggested to utilize the ANSYS help modules for foundational knowledge, particularly in creating nodes and elements. Key element types to explore include MASS21 and COMBIN14, along with the ANTYPE,HARMIC command for harmonic analysis. Mastery of ANSYS requires patience and thorough exploration of its features.
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can i get ansys tutorials based on harmonic analysis of spring,damper & mass assembly.
 
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i have already gone through http://www.mece.uAlberta.ca/Tutorials/ansys/, but don't get what i need.

I want to have tutorial on the harmonic analysis of spring,damper & mass system using ansys software.

Pls reply ASAP.
 


I hate to do the obligatory RTFM, but the ANSYS help modules are MORE than enough to get you started. Start by reading about creating nodes and elements. From there, all you need to do is look at element types

MASS21
COMBIN14
and then...
ANTYPE,HARMIC
 


Yes, a tutorial with ANSYS is only a starting point. ANSYS requires patience and lots of it.
 

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