34_Appendix_Answer_Key.pptVIP

MACROS What’s in this appendix: Answer Key for Workshop 1 Answer Key for Workshop 2 Answer Key for Workshop 3 Answer Key for Workshop 4 Answer Key for Workshop 5 Answer Key for Workshop 6 Answer Key for Workshop 7 Answer Key for Workshop 8 Answer Key for Workshop 9 Answer Key for Workshop 10 Answer Key for Workshop 11 Answer Key for Workshop 13 Answer Key for Workshop 14 Answer Key for Workshop 15 Answer Key for Workshop 16 ANSWER KEY FOR WORKSHOP 1 To automatically find the drop angle: Step 2: 6.797 degrees To manually find the drop angle: Step 2: No To perform an optimization study: Step 3: DV_p4_x (+4.78%) Step 4: DV_p2_x (-0.247%) Step 5: ANSWER KEY FOR WORKSHOP 1 (CONT.) To perform an optimization study: Step 8: Yes To perform a tolerance check: Step 3: ANSWER KEY FOR WORKSHOP 2 Quiz: 1=Integer, 2=Object, 3=String, 4=String, 5=Real, 6=Object, 7=Matrix (Array of reals) Module review: Step 1: .express_test.steel - database object Step 2: This variable is only referenced by the left wing, not the right; data type is character string. Step 3: .express_test.rt_pillar.MARKER_22 - database object Step 4: 300.0, -100.0, 203.0 - array of real numbers Step 5: 6.83 - real value Step 6: jt_rt_pillar - character string Step 7: 7-integer number ANSWER KEY FOR WORKSHOP 3 To obtain information about the cylinder: Step 2: .cyl_mod.PART.MARKER_1 Module review: Step 1: By default the center of mass (CM) location for a part is derived from the geometry and material type. A change in cylinder length automatically results in ADAMS/View updating the CM location. Therefore, parameterizing the CM location yourself would be in conflict with what ADAMS/View is trying to do. If you want to parameterize a CM location you must define the mass and inertia using User Input instead. Step 2: No, it cannot. You can only use design-time functions to define the model configuration. The only geometry types that change shape during run-time are outline, spring-damper, and force graphics. St