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Force defining in Vector Vs Components

    • Naresh Jogi
      Subscriber

      Hello, I'm trying to do a Transient analysis. My force is acting in a particular direction, I know the direction and magnitude. should I apply the force as Vecotr or change it to component and apply in that particular direction. 

      I tried both methods and the results are way-off. 

      Thank you

    • Sampat Kumar
      Ansys Employee

      Hi Naresh,
      I don’t think it will make any difference unless and until you have considered different directions and the face where the force is applied. Will you please upload a screenshot of the simulation that you have performed? Please include the scoping area (faces or edges) where you have applied the force.

      Regards,
      Sampat

       

       

    • Naresh Jogi
      Subscriber

      Thank you for the reply, Unfortunately, I do not have the simulation files now. It was an old study, I applied the force in the same direction, and magnitude and scoped it to the same face but the results were different. 

      Anyhow I want to clarify it in the forum. I'll report if I see any difference in the future. 

      • Sampat Kumar
        Ansys Employee

        Thanks for the information.
        I have tried at my end and I didn't find any difference in this. If you face any issues then feel free to ask here.

        Regards,
        Sampat

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