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How to vary density along one axis in Ansys Workbench

    • Huan19Han
      Subscriber

      Hello,


      I have a model, a MDF (Medium-density fibreboard) plate in ANSYS workbench.


      As you can see, its density varies along the z direction (thickness direction). 



      I know I can divide the plate into some thinner plate with constant density but I use this plate for the transient analysis and the plate is covered with some (more than 10) absorptions layers. For each absorptions layer, there is an APDL-snippet to define the damping coefficient.


      If I do so, the absorptions layers should also be divided into some thinner layers. It will be a complex model.


       


      How can I vary the density?


       


      Thanks a lot!


       

    • Sandeep Medikonda
      Ansys Employee

      Hi,


      You can use the field variable to specify spatially varying densities.



      Regards,
      Sandeep

    • Huan19Han
      Subscriber

      Hello Sandeep,


      thank you very much!


      Regard,


      Huan

    • Huan19Han
      Subscriber

      Hi Sandeep,


      I use the student version 19.2 but I do not find the Coordinate Z for density.



      Regard,


       


      Huan

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