Connecting Parts of an Assembly Together Using Ansys Mechanical - Lesson 1

This video explores two different options for defining interaction between neighboring parts in an assembly. Shared topology or contact definition settings solve the problem of connecting parts efficiently in Finite Element Analysis. Simulation results can be misleading or wrong when neither of these options is used manually because the interaction of parts is not assumed by the program.
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Chapters -
0:00 Introduction
01:40 Connecting parts using Shared Topology in Ansys Discovery
03:16 Connecting parts using Contact Connections in Ansys Mechanical
04:40 Choosing the right method for connecting parts
07:50 Using the “Share” tool for Shared Topology in Ansys Discovery
09:10 Visualizing Shared Topology with “Show Connected Bodies” in Ansys Discovery
13:33 Demonstration of use of Contact Connections
17:13 Modifying the Legend of Contour Displays using Top and Bottom Independent Bands

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