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Rigid Dynamics and Magnetostatic Studies

    • apmmadonna
      Subscriber

      Hi All, 


      I am fairly fresh to ANSYS and I would like to know how to conduct a rigid dynamics and magnetostatic study simultaneously within ANSYS. 


      The general principal is that the assembly has 4 springs with magnets fixed at either end and when the springs are compressed due to a force applied the magnets fixed at either end repel each other. 


      The output ideally should be a force vs displacement curve. 


      Thanks in advance.

    • peteroznewman
      Subscriber

      Please reply with an image of the mechanism inserted into the post.


      If you want a Force vs Displacement curve, that might best be done in a Static Structural model, not Rigid Dynamics.


      Do you have all the magnetic properties of the materials involved in the magnetic model?

    • apmmadonna
      Subscriber

      Hi Peter, 


       


      I have attached some photos of the system in its ideal start and end position. 


      Yes i do have the magnetic properties.


      This is the assembly start: 


       


      This is the compressed end point: 



      Thank you 

    • peteroznewman
      Subscriber

      Have you solved the magnetostatic model to obtain the magnetic force as a function of position of the small plates?  If so, you can insert a COMBIN39 spring and program it with the magnetic force vs displacement data to simulate the magnetic force in this mechanism.  You could then simulate the rest of the mechanism in a Static Structural analysis. I don't know if this COMBIN39 nonlinear spring works in the Rigid Dynamics solver. It does work in the Transient Dynamics solver.

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