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About the difference between static, transiant and dynamic analysis

    • Shounak123
      Subscriber

      In static, we can apply the time-based analysis and in dynamic as well as we can apply time-based load in Ansys so what is the main difference between this all. can the modal get changed in each of this? or not.

    • Wenlong
      Ansys Employee

      Hi Shounak123,


      In Dynamic analysis, such as transient structural or explicit dynamics, we consider the equation of motion: [M]*{a}+[C]{v}+[K]{u}={F}, {a} is the acceleration, [m] is the mass matrix, [C] is the damping matrix, {v} is the velocity vector, [K] is the stiffness matrix, {u} is displacement, so there is a dynamic term [m]{a} and [c]{v}. 


      In Static Structural analysis, we are only solving the [K]{u} = {F}. The time shown in Static analysis is pseudo-time, which means it is not real. It is only used to help describe how the force or displacement is applied, or some time-dependent material properties such as creep. 


      Regards,


      Wenlong


       

    • Shounak123
      Subscriber

      Ok sir thank you for giving the answer 

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