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ansys施加力矩方法（ANSYS torque method） It is estimated that some unfortunate children will encounter this problem at this time of the year, and I hereby give my help. In ANSYS, torque is usually applied in three ways, cerig, rbe3, and mpc184. And theres a lot of trouble with the torque equivalent to nodal forces, not in the discussion. The cerig creates a so-called rigid region in the actual load area and loads the master node on the rigid region. Rbe3 and cerig are similar. The difference is that the rbe3 loads the loads applied to the master node to each slave node according to a certain weight. Cerig rbe3, the essence of the two methods, is to establish the constraint equations, and the constraint equations are linear, so cerig, rbe3 can only be used for linear problems, large deformation and nonlinear problems, if you use cerig rbe3, you will get an error result. Mpc184 supports nonlinear analysis, so it can be applied to nonlinear situations such as large deformation. For method 1, by converting a concentrated force or uniform force, such as torque is applied to the end node into cylindrical coordinates, and then the equivalent node force applied to the ring; and the applied bending moment, torque can be transformed into the end of the shear coverage but this method is relatively easy; stress concentration; method 2. The definition of local rigid region, applying venture speak in great detail, will not go into here. According to his example, I present a command stream below. The method has a disadvantage that it adds an additional stiffness to the end face and can only be applied to small deformation analysis. Method 3, compared with method 2, the rigid beam element is applied to a wider range and can be applied to large strain analysis. But under the small strain analysis, method 2 and method 3 are not different. 4, the definition of a master node, exerting force distribution, it should be said that compared with the actual a bit closer, but the end result is not ve