The important thing for a sim plate to be used depends on the material. What contents make up the material and their strength and influence on any other materials you are going to use. These should be considered in the sim design first. Well, all these sever the function in your product. That means you have to consider the materials itself and the environment and their function and influence, for the sim does not exist by itself as well as each of us.
Awesome presentation! I need to find an approach to evaluate a sealing gasket's response when subjected to variations in pressure and temperature, and was looking into alternative methods. Keep up the great work!
It looks like the explicit bullet impact model predicted quite a bit more penetration, I wonder how that would compare with reality? That's what it comes down to.
Really great overview of both solvers! Looking forward to the next ANSYS seminar video.
The important thing for a sim plate to be used depends on the material. What contents make up the material and their strength and influence on any other materials you are going to use.
These should be considered in the sim design first. Well, all these sever the function in your product. That means you have to consider the materials itself and the environment and their function and influence, for the sim does not exist by itself as well as each of us.
Awesome presentation! I need to find an approach to evaluate a sealing gasket's response when subjected to variations in pressure and temperature, and was looking into alternative methods. Keep up the great work!
Thank you!
It looks like the explicit bullet impact model predicted quite a bit more penetration, I wonder how that would compare with reality? That's what it comes down to.
39:11 Is it possible to simulate the shrapnel (splinter) distribution from the exploded munition in ED?
how can I eliminate error i.e. "Problem terminated Negative element density. See log." in Ansys Quasi Static Simulations Using Explicit Dynamics
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Is there a way on how to extract equations from ANSYS Mechanical after you solve a certain simulation?
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