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Applying external vibration

    • Robbe Janssen
      Subscriber

      hello

      I am working on my final paper for university and I am investigating resonance in a beam.

      On one end, I would like to drive the beam vertically at a frequency that I want to increase to 50hz and then analyse how the beam behaves and when it goes into resonance.

      Can anyone help me with this?

      Thanks in advance

    • Erik Kostson
      Ansys Employee

       

       

      Hi

      We have many courses on dynamics. For instance see this one which is the one you could use:

      See this course:

      /courses/index.php/courses/harmonic-analysis-of-structures/

      There are also many other course that might be helpfull (e.g., modal analysis, etc.)

      All the best

      Erik

       

       

    • Ankush Choudhary
      Ansys Employee

      Hi Robee,

      You can perform harmonic analysis, in which you can apply the load at the required frequency and check the response for the resonance condition.

    • Robbe Janssen
      Subscriber

      I want an vibration excitation at the end of the beam. the same as in this short video. does someone know how to generate this?

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLGW7cWQGEY

      thank you in advance!

       

    • Ankush Choudhary
      Ansys Employee

      Hi Robbe, I think in this video they are performing frequency sweep analysis. Yes, you can do this in harmonic analysis. Please check out the course that Erik has suggested to you.

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