Training Guide (v.1.1) of ANSYS 5.

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by Sunghyun Ki : shki@geguri.kjist.ac.kr Jenam Kang : jnkang@kjist.ac.kr [ Tel. : 062-970-2429 ]

Intelligent System Design (ISD) Lab. Department of Mechatronics Kwangju Institute of Science and Technology

A.

Geometry and Specifications :

200 Unit [mm] t = 5.7

200

208

285

Material properties : steel

Modulus of Elasticity (E) 2.0E+8

Poisson Ratio () 0.29

Density ( ) 7.85E-6

B.

Starting ANSYS

1. starting ANSYS

2. Main Menu and Utility Menu

C.

Define Element Type

D.

Define Material Property

E.

Create Points

Point ID 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

x 0 285 285 0 5.7 285 285 5.7 0 200 200 0 5.7 200 200 5.7

y 0 0 200 200 0 0 200 200 0 0 200 200 0 0 200 200

z 0 0 0 0 5.7 5.7 5.7 5.7 208 208 208 208 202.3 202.3 202.3 202.3

F.

Create Lines

G.

Create Areas

H.

Create Volumes

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I.

Meshing

1. Atributes and Element Shape and Size

Mesh seed

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2. Meshing

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J.

Define Solution Type

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K.

Apply Loads/Boundary Conditions

1. Apply Displacements (Boundary Conditions)

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2. Apply Forces

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3. Apply Pressures

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L.

Solve

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M.

PostProcessing

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Postprocessing - continued

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Postprocessing - continued

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N.

Save File and Load File

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O.

Modal Analysis

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Modal analysis - continued

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P.

Show Results of Modal Analysis

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Electromagnetic Example A. Geometry and Specifications:

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Material properties:
Material Number 1 2 3 4 5 Name Air Coil Core Blade Magnet Relative Permeability 1 1 3000 3000 1.025 Remanent flux density (Br) [ T ] Current [ A/mm2 ] 2

0.75

Magnetic _ Coercive _ Force ( Hc) = 0 = 4 10 7 [ H / m ]

Hc = 582274.182 [A/m]

Re manent _ Flux _ Density( Br ) 0 r

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B.

Define Element Type

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C.

Define Material Property

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D.

Create Points (Core, Magnet, and Coil)

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E.

Entering the Parameter

Definition of Parameter

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F.

Create Points (Blade and Domain Boundary)

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G.

Create Lines

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H.

Create Areas

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I.

Meshing
1. Attributes

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2. Element Shape and Size

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3. Meshing

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J.

Components Number of Material

Selection of Area

Blade

1 2 3

Definition of Component

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K.

Define Solution Type

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L.

Apply Loads/Boundary Conditions

1. Apply Boundary Conditions

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2. Apply Loads (only for CASE 2)

-Z Direction

+Z Direction

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3. Flag (for getting the Force and Torque on the Blade)

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M.

Solve

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N.

Post-Processing

1. Plot of Equiflux Lines

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2. Plot of Flux Density

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3. Plot of Force Vector

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4. Computation of Force

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5. Computation of Torque

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