Simulation Exercise - Connecting Parts Together
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Question 1 of 10
1. Question
What is the maximum Total Deformation of the pipe for System A (Contact)? Select the option closest to the correct result.
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2. Question
What is the maximum Equivalent Stress of the pipe for System B (Shared Topology)? Select the option closest to the correct result.
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3. Question
To obtain a conformal mesh at the interface of the flange and pipe, which method should be used? Select the best option.
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4. Question
Compare the maximum Total Deformation of System A (Contact) and System B (Shared Topology). Select the best option below that is closest to the correct result.
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5. Question
By default, which of the following Connection methods is automatically created by Ansys Mechanical when you import an assembly?
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6. Question
Consider the nodes lying in the middle of the pipe as shown in the image. Review the Directional Deformation in the X direction for System A (Contact), and select the best option below that is a correct statement.
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7. Question
For System B (Shared Topology), where does the maximum Equivalent Stress appear? Select the best option.
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8. Question
When using Shared Topology for this geometry, what was needed to be done in Discovery to ensure that nodes will be coincident when meshed in Mechanical? Select the best option.
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9. Question
For System A (Contact), which location has the maximum Total Deformation? Select the best option.
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Question 10 of 10
10. Question
For System B (Shared Topology), add Force Reaction and review the total reaction force. What is the total Force Reaction in the Y direction? Select the best option below that is closest to the correct result.
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