ANSYS软件-WS14_MTB_Pipe Shell.PPTVIP

July 30, 1999 Workshop 14Mechanical ToolbarPipe Shell 14. Mechanical ToolbarPipe Shell Description Perform a stress analysis of the pipe shell model using the Mechanical Toolbar. 14. Mechanical Toolbar Pipe Shell 1. Enter ANSYS in the working directory specified by your instructor using “pipe” as the jobname. 2. Bring up the Mechanical Toolbar: Utility Menu MenuCtrls Mechanical Toolbar 14. Mechanical Toolbar Pipe Shell 3. Under the “Setup” tab, change unit system to “inch-lbm-s-F” and graphic title to “Pipe Model”: 14. Mechanical Toolbar Pipe Shell 4. Select the “Model” tab and import the “pipe.igs” file: Select “pipe.igs”, then [Open] Select “Shell or 2-D Solid”, then [OK] Set Name = “pipe - .0625” Set Thickness = 0.0625 [OK] 14. Mechanical Toolbar Pipe Shell 14. Mechanical Toolbar Pipe Shell 5. Move the mesh slider to the 4th position (i.e. smrtsize,4): 6. Pick the “Load” tab and change environment name to “force load on stub”: 14. Mechanical Toolbar Pipe Shell 7. Left-mouse-pick and hold on the “Constrain Area” icon, after icon flyouts appear, select “Constrain Line”: Pick the four lines on the left side of the pipe [OK] Select all Motion and Rotation, then [Ok] 14. Mechanical Toolbar Pipe Shell 8. Left-mouse-pick and hold on the “Area Force” icon, after icon flyouts appear, select “Line Force”: Pick the two lines on the right side of the pipe [OK] Enter 1000 for force along Z-axis, then [Ok] 14. Mechanical Toolbar Pipe Shell 9a. Pick the “Solve” tab and then the solve button: Select “force load on stub”, then [OK] 14. Mechanical Toolbar Pipe Shell 9b. When the solution is completed, the following “summary.txt” window will be displayed along with a von Mises stress plot: 14. Mechanical Toolbar Pipe Shell 10. Under the “Results” tab, change the Result Item to “Displaced Shape” and then pick the “Plot Result” icon: 14. Mechanical Toolbar Pipe Shell 14. Mechanical Toolbar Pipe Shell 11. Animate the