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Introduction of FEA/FEM
WHAT IS FEA?
Finite Element Analysis (FEA) is a computerized
method for predicting how a real-world object
will react to forces, vibration, heat, and etc. in
terms of whether it will function as planned.
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Introduction to HyperMesh
Geometry Clean - Up
Geometry Terminology
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Introduction to HyperMesh
Meshing 1D/2D/3D
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Meshing
1. RBE/HyperBeam (1d elements)
3. TetraMesh (Tetra4)
Mesh > Create > Tetra Mesh
Element Size
Mesh Type
Split Surface
> choose mesh type > key in element size > mesh
- density (to control number of elems)
- mesh style (to change element type)
- biasing (to change element side)
- checks ( 1st quality checks)
- Geometry Size
- Analysis Type
- Analysis Type
- Accuracy
F2 = delete
- Solid Mesh
F11 = Quick Edit
F12 = AutoMesh
- Trim for Meshing
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Nodal Connectivity
- Replace > F3 (manually replace node)
- Edge
> choose element > displayed
> tolerance : start with small
> preview Equivalence (to find)
> equivalence (to connect)
> find Edges (to check)
> delete Edges
Element Quality
-Quality Index
- Check elem - warpage
- jacobian
- aspect ratio
- skew
- length
- angle
- create/delete 2D Face
- check 2D/3D Quality
- create 3D Element
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Introduction to HyperMesh
Analysis Setup Linear static
Linear
1. Material (SSC)
2. Small deformation
3. Contact > rigid (no contact simulation)
4. Time > small
2. Assign
4. Solve
- send to solver
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3. LoadStep (setup)
-define type of analysis
-assign boundary collector
4. Solve : OptiStruct (FEM & Result)
5. HyperView
- stress
- displacement
- contour
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Introduction to HyperMesh
Analysis Setup Non Linear Impact
Non Linear
1.Material (SSC)
2.Large deformation
3.Contact
4.Time > large
- Component
- Material > update/edit
- Property > update/edit
2. Assign
3. Rigids
4. Interfaces
5. Rigid Wall
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7. Engine File
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8. Solve
- send to solver
9. Result verification
-stress
-displacement
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