TAGGED: ANSYS-Transient, transient-structural
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August 2, 2024 at 7:05 amMishal MohanlalSubscriber
Hi Guys
I am new to Ansys and looking into replicating one of my old simulations from another software on Ansys.
Please refer to the below image, I have a pontoon with a unit bouyancy force applied to it. The bouyancy force is linked to a table which is shown below the FEA model (there is a bunch of simulation setup procedures which I am not showing). The simaultion is performed using the nonlinear trnasient dynamic solver. There are no restraints on the model, however when the simulataion is run, the pontoon falls due to gravity and once it moves into the negative z region the bouyancy force is then activated since the values in the table are multiplied by the unit force resulting in a realistic bouyancy force being applied to the system.
How can this be acheived on Ansys mechanical?
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August 2, 2024 at 8:18 amErik KostsonAnsys Employee
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This is from Strand7 – we do not have a similar easy way of doing this, but I would suggest to use AQWA for best solution.
The posted way shown above in the initial post, is not correct during the transient/time (it does not account for fluid added mass for one) and does only give some indication towards the final time results. USe AQWA for correct hydrodynamic and structural behaviourÂ
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