Workbench12.0力学分析_Mechanical Basics.pptVIP

. . . Engineering Data A list of available material libraries is displayed. These may be ANSYS supplied or user defined. The Engineering Data field represents the list of materials which have been imported for use in the current project Favorites are materials which will be available in every project without the need to import from a library. Check box allows library to be unlocked for editing. Browse for existing libraries or choose new library location. Outline Filter . . . Engineering Data The toolbox provides numerous material property definitions that can be added to existing or new materials. To modify materials in existing libraries the library must be unlocked, (note this permanently modifies the material stored in that library). Materials in the current project’s engineering data can be modified without affecting the material library. The Toolbox Customization settings allows filtering of the properties displayed in the toolbox. . . . Engineering Data To add a material from an existing library to the current project click the plus sign (+) next to that material. Any material defined in the current project will be marked as show at right. Once “added” each material becomes available for use in the current project (it becomes part of the current “Engineering Data”). Note, to add a material to the “Favorites” list, RMB the material and add. . . . Engineering Data To create a new material first select the library where you want the definition to be stored (or Engineering Data for the current project). Enter a name, and description if desired, for the new material. From the Toolbox double click or drag and drop the desired properties. Finally enter values for the properties. . . . Engineering Data Units menu in Engineering Data: You may choose to display “Values as Defined” or “Values in Project Units”. “As Defined” units are controlled individually. “Project Units” are taken from the current Units menu selection. Workshop 2 – Mechanical Basics Goal: Using