Force vibration analysis (ansys)

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The discussion focuses on conducting free and force vibration analysis using ANSYS for a final year project on an optimum baby hammock stand. The user has successfully utilized a modal solver for free vibration analysis and seeks guidance on suitable solvers for force vibration analysis. Key parameters for the force vibration include an amplitude of 60mm, a frequency of 0.55Hz, and the applied load representing a baby's weight. The inquiry emphasizes the need for effective solver recommendations within ANSYS to achieve accurate results. The thread highlights the importance of selecting the right tools for vibration analysis in engineering projects.
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Hi everyone, i have a question related with ansys. I request to do free vibration and force vibration for my final year project, my project title is optimum baby hammock stand. For free vibration i search from online to get the result by using modal solver (attachment below). For force vibration there have three basic requirement that from previous journal to show that the optimum vibration for a baby is amplitude=60mm , frequency=0.55Hz and apply load which is baby weight that we assume. For force vibration which solver are the most suitable in Ansys software? Thank youhttp://imgur.com/3wUUv0g
 

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Hi everyone, i have a question related with ansys. I request to do free vibration and force vibration for my final year project, my project title is optimum baby hammock stand. For free vibration i search from online to get the result by using modal solver (attachment below). For force vibration there have three basic requirement that from previous journal to show that the optimum vibration for a baby is amplitude=60mm , frequency=0.55Hz and apply load which is baby weight that we assume. For force vibration which solver are the most suitable in Ansys software? Thank you[PLAIN]http://imgur.com/3wUUv0g[/QUOTE]
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