[计算机软件及应用]ansys帮助文档英文实例.pptVIP

Even though you have exited the ANSYS program, you can still view animations using the ANSYS ANIMATE program. The ANIMATE program runs only on the PC and is extremely useful 2.1.4.4 step 16: define real constants. For this analysis, since the assumption is plane stress with thickness, you will enter the thickness as a real constant for plane PLANE32. To find out more information about PLANE82, you will use the ANSYS Help system in this step clicking on a help button from within a dialog box. Main Menu Preprocessor Real ConstantsAdd/Edit/Delete Add a real constant set. OK for PLANE82. Before clicking on the help button in the next step, you should be aware that the help information may appear in the same window as this tutorial, replacing the contents of the tutorial. After reading the help information, click in the Back button to return to this tutorial. If the help information appears in a separate window from the tutorial, minimize or close the help window after you read the help information. 4. Help to get help on PLANE82. 5.Hold left mouse button down to scroll through element description. 6. If the help information replaced the tutorial, click on the back button to the tutorial. 7. Enter 0.5 for THK. 8. OK to define the real constant and close the dialog box. 9.Close the real constant dialog box. 2.1.5 generate mesh 2.1.5.1 step 17: mesh the area. One nice feature of the ANSYS program is that you can automatically mesh the model without specifying any mesh size controls. This is using what is called a default mesh. If you’re not sure how to determine the mesh density, let ANSYS try it first ! Meshing this model with a default mesh however, generates more elements than are allowed in the ANSYS Instead you will specify a global element size to control overall mesh density. 1.mainmenupreprocessormeshingmesh tool 2.Set global size control. 3.Type in 0.5. 4.OK. 5.Choose area meshing. 6.Click on mesh. 7.Pick all for the area to be meshed (in picking men