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Moving Pressure load on a surface

    • Noor Ur Rehman
      Subscriber

      Hi everyone,

      I want to simulate a moving load on a surface. 
      The diemensions of the surface are given below.

      I want to apply pressure load along the Y-coordinates. For this purpose i am using the following script.

      total_time = 10
      time_step = 10
      time_inc = 1
      V_p = 2 
      Radius = 2
      PV = 100

      /PREP7

      et,100,154
      cmsel,s,surface1
      type,100
      esurf
      allsel,all                              

      /solu   

      *Do,I,1,total_time,1


      Y_Local = V_p*TIME

      wpcs,-1,0
      wpof,,Y_Local 
      esel,s,ename,,154
      sfed,all,,pres
      nsle
      nsel,r,loc,X,-10,10
      nsel,r,loc,Y,0,2
      esln,r
      sfe,all,,pres,,PV
      allsel,all
      outres,all,all

      TIME,I
      SOLVE

      *enddo

      In the first step everything is good but the load is not moving.

      Here is the result.

      I am using ANSYS WORKBENCH 2023 R1.

      If there is any other alternative, Please recoomend me. 

      Any kind of help will be highly regards.
      I thank you all

    • ErKo
      Ansys Employee

       

      Hi

      The below is one way of doing this (you would need to split the face into many faces say 10).

      /forum/forums/topic/moving-load-geometry-for-each-step-of-a-steel-staircase/

      Also search the Ansys forum and the internet for moving load

      All the best

      Erik

       

    • Noor Ur Rehman
      Subscriber

      Hi Erik,
      Thank you for your response.


      This is just a simple geometry and i know it is easy to split the surface into different sections, But my simulation is a bit complicated. I am able to run the pressure load in the form of a cirlce. But in real problem, i should apply the pressure on a selected square area.

       

      Regards

      Noor

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