workbench12.0力学分析.pptVIP

… Exporting Results To include node locations and vector directions in results exports, change the “Include Node Location” option to “Yes” under “Tools menu Options… Simulation: Export” D. Coordinate Systems Results containing directional components can be mapped to a local coordinate system: Select from defined coordinate systems in the drop down list shown in the detail window. Direction Deformation, Normal/Shear Stress/Strain, and Directional Heat Flux can use coordinate systems. … Coordinate Systems For the model shown below, displaying results in the local cylindrical system transforms stresses into that system. Stresses in Global Y-Direction Stresses in Local Cylindrical Y-Direction E. Solution Combinations In the project schematic, duplicating an analysis cell below the Model branch (Setup, Solution or Result), allows the creation of Solution Combinations to quickly evaluate results combinations. Solution combinations are only valid for linear static structural analyses. The supports must be the same between Environments (only the loading can change). ANSYS Professional license and above. . . . Solution Combinations With the Model branch highlighted a “Solution Combination can be chosen from the context menu. A new branch is inserted where combined results can be requested and retrieved. With the Solution Combination branch highlighted, the worksheet view allows multiple environments to be combined. Note: a multiplication factor may be included in combinations (see below). Solution Combination = Coeff 1 * Environment 1 + Coef 2 * Environment 2 + . . . … Solution Combinations In the trivial example here, 2 environments contain equal and opposite loads. The resulting combination is as expected (essentially zero). Combination F. Stress Singularities In most finite-element analyses as the mesh is refined one expects to get mathematically more precise results. Quantities directly solved for (degrees of freedom) such as displacements and temperature