Tabular static analysis¶
Simplified analysis where the effect of an immediate change to a system is calculated without regard to the long-term response of the system to that change. Performs a static analysis for a table of cases.
Loads¶
Open the load case container, where load cases can be defined (CTRL+K on load case to configure).
Configure selected load¶
Define and configure the load case here.
Link¶
Define at which link the load is applied.
Force/Moment¶
Define the direction of the force/moment. By entering 1 in a corresponding direction means that a force/moment is applied in this direction scaled by 1.
| Direction | Force/Moment |
|---|---|
| u | Force in axial direction |
| v | Force in transversal direction |
| w | Force in normal direction |
| ru | Torque around axial direction |
| rv | Moment around transversal direction |
| rw | Moment around normal direction |
Add link load¶
Add a new link load which then can be configured.
Add link spacer¶
Add a displacement between the master and slave interface in the link.
Add component acceleration¶
Adds a component acceleration load case. For example, an acceleration of -9,81 m/s2 in w-direction defines the gravitational force to the selected component.
Add composition acceleration¶
Add a composition acceleration. The acceleration is used for the whole composition and not for a component only, as in add component acceleration. For example, an acceleration of -9,81 m/s2 in w-direction defines the gravitational force to the composition.
Hint¶
By right-clicking on the number in the first column, the load can be deleted.
Thermo-Mechanical loads¶
Open the thermo-mechanical load window.
Include thermo-mechanical loads¶
Tick the box to be able to include thermo-mechanical loads.
Simulated composition temperature¶
Select a simulation result of a thermal steady state or transient analysis.
Reference temperature¶
Define the reference temperature used to calculate the thermal deformation.
Axis position table¶
Number of poses¶
Change the number of poses in the table. In the table the positions of the axes can be changed. MORe then performs a static analysis at every case defined. If the number of poses is 2, then 2 static analyses will be performed.
Table¶
For every pose the position of the axis can be defined.
Load case table¶
Number of poses¶
Change the number of poses in the table. In the table weight of the mechanical loads can be changed. MORe then performs a static analysis at every case defined. If the number of poses is 2, then 2 static analyses will be performed.
Table¶
For every pose the load can be defined.
Thermo mechanical table¶
Number of poses¶
Change the number of poses in the table. In the table the steps of the simulation result can be selected.
Example¶
A thermal steady state analysis was performed with five different environmental temperatures. The number added in the thermo mechanical table then defines which thermal load is used in which pose.
Start calculation¶
Start the calculation of the tabular static analysis.