TAGGED: vibration
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November 22, 2024 at 12:07 pm
Dr. Daniel Winarski
SubscriberHi, I successfully used the MODAL package of ANSYS 2024R2 to find mode shapes and frequencies of a linear multidegree-of-freedom 3D spring-mass system...ANSYS mode shapes and frequenies did match those empirically measured. Â I would now like to take this same ANSYS model and apply a known initial condition of velocity in one direction to one mass and look at the total system response versus time. Â However, I don't know which ANSYS package to apply. Â Explicit Dynamics? LS Dyna? Can I apply the desired initial condition of velocity within MODAL itself? Â I would sincerely appreciate guidance in this matter. Â
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November 22, 2024 at 9:10 pm
peteroznewman
SubscriberI suggest you use Transient Dynamics to track the time history of displacements of the masses with the initial condition of velocity on one mass.
While the springs may be linear, there are two ways for the Transient Dynamics to be solved.Â
One method assumes small displacements of the masses which means you can use a Modal Superposition method of solution which is a linear analysis. To use that, drop the Transient Structural analysis on the Solution cell of the Modal analysis.
The other method allows for large displacements which turns this into a nonlinear analysis and cannot use the Modal solution. To make this model, drop the Transient Structural analysis on the Model cell of the Modal analysis.
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