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NASTRAN 4D Exercise Problem 18.100 ME 143 Vehicle Design Dr. Jose Granda Performed By Jeffrey H. Cho Table of Contents Problem Statement 1 Simulation Set-Up 2 Simulation Settings 2 Unit System 3 Gravity 4 Parts 5 Assembly 10 Constraints 15 Simulation 22 Results 22 Appendix 23 References 23 Table of Figures Figure 1: Simulation Settings 2 Figure 2: Units System 3 Figure 3: Gravity Setting 4 Figure 4: Axle Segment AB (400 mm) 5 Figure 5: Axle Segment BC (300 mm) 6 Figure 6: Axle Shaft 7 Figure 7: Shaft Base 8 Figure 8: Rotating Disk 9 Figure 9: Position of Axle Segment AB 10 Figure 10: Position of Axle Segment BC 11 Figure 11: Position of Axle Shaft 12 Figure 12: Position of Shaft Base 13 Figure 13: Position Rotating Disk 14 Figure 14: Rigidly Join Axle Segments 15 Figure 15: Revolute Joint at Shaft Base 16 Figure 16: Revolute Motor at Shaft 17 Figure 17: Revolute Motor Properties 18 Figure 18: Revolute Joint at Disk 19 Figure 19: Revolute Joint at Disk 20 Figure 20: Revolute Motor at Disk 21 Figure 21: System with Meters 22 Problem Statement Problem 18.100 Given: A 40-kg disk of radius 250 mm spins at the constant rate, ω1 = 80 rad/s with respect to the bent axle ABC. The system is at rest when a couple, M0 is applied for 3 s and then removed. Knowing that the maximum angular velocity reached by the bent axle ABC 2.4 rad/s, determine the following: Find: the couple M0. the force couple system representing the dynamic reaction at the support at point A just before the couple is removed. *Assume the bent axle, ABC, has a negligible mass. Simulation Set-Up Simulation Settings Prior to creating and running a simulation, it is necessary to define and verify that system parameters are correct. This problem states that force measurements are to be gathered just before the couple, M0 is removed (5 seconds). To achieve this, the simulation settings were manipulated to halt the rendering when the time is greater than 5 seconds (See Figure 1). Figure 1: Simulation Sett