How to find the natural frequency in ansys apdl

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The discussion focuses on modeling a high-speed rotating shaft in ANSYS APDL for a rotor dynamic study. The user is struggling with the modeling of bearings and discs, providing specific dimensions and material properties. There is an acknowledgment that learning ANSYS is complex and may require more than online forum assistance. The user confirms they are an M.Tech student with FEM classes and are using available tutorials but still face discrepancies between simulation results and theoretical expectations. The conversation emphasizes the need for guidance on modeling techniques and troubleshooting within ANSYS.
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Hi! I am new in ansys. I am doing rotor dynamic study of a high speed rotating shaft. the shaft comprise of two discs and at the it ends the shaft is supported by the bearing I am facing problem in modelling stage please tell me how to model the bearing and disc briefly.I am uploading the image and these are the dimension.Please Do reply.
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Diameter of disc 1 = 0.28m
Diameter of disc 2 = 0.35m
Diameter of shaft = 0.05m
Length of the shaft = 1.5m
Thickness of disc 1, disk 2 = 0.07m
Modulus of Elasticity = 211 GN/m^2
Modulus of Rigidity = 81.2 GN/m^2
Density = 7800 kg/m^3
Speed = 4000 rpm
Bearing stiffness = 1 MN/m
 
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It isn't realistic to expect an online forum to teach you how to use a complex program like ANSYS, there are just too many considerations. Are you taking a class in FEA and its usage? Have you found any tutorial materials regarding setting up a rotor dynamics simulation in ANSYS?
 
Mech_Engineer said:
It isn't realistic to expect an online forum to teach you how to use a complex program like ANSYS, there are just too many considerations. Are you taking a class in FEA and its usage? Have you found any tutorial materials regarding setting up a rotor dynamics simulation in ANSYS?
I am a M.Tech student and yes i have taken the FEM classes and i am using ansys help as a tutorial and I am using APDL but there is problem in the modelling phase the results are not matching with the theoretical result pls help me.
 
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