How to Obtain Convergence in Ansys Mechanical: Modelling Contact | Ansys Tutorials

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  • Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
  • When performing structural simulation of large assemblies in Ansys, using non-linear surface to surface contact, we often encounter stability and convergence difficulties, long simulation times and indeed on occasions, failure to achieve a solution.
    However, all is not lost! Ansys has several tools which when used in conjunction with various techniques, can help dramatically.
    We often see some of our customers struggling with convergence issues when using non-linear surface to surface contact on structural static simulations. ANSYS provides a number of tools which can be used to help obtain convergence, which are covered in this webinar.
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Комментарии • 13

  • @ahmetunal4283
    @ahmetunal4283 Месяц назад

    Excellent presentation, wish I came across your video sooner. Thanks and please keep it coming...

  • @naldofrasco1467
    @naldofrasco1467 3 года назад +5

    This is a brilliant tutorial on resolving convergence challenges when using contacts. I highly recommend watching the full video on the various options available within Ansys.
    Thank you so much for your valuable and selfless time.
    It's very much appreciated and I will certainly keep a look out for more tutorials on other topics.

    • @EDRMedeso
      @EDRMedeso  3 года назад +1

      Thankyou Naldo!
      Glad you enjoyed our content. Be sure to keep a look out on our website for upcoming webinars, we quite frequently host technical updates on a wide range of topics before we post them here.
      www.digitallabs.edrmedeso.com/events-blog

  • @mayankkumarghosh7675
    @mayankkumarghosh7675 2 года назад

    This webinar has solved all the problems in my life ...thankyou

  • @iftekharrousseau493
    @iftekharrousseau493 2 года назад +1

    so descriptive and clear to understand, thanks a lot for the wonderful lecture, really helpful!!

  • @myasaee
    @myasaee Год назад

    Excellent video. Explained everything very clearly with real time examples. Best way to learn! Many thanks

  • @onursezgin6784
    @onursezgin6784 2 года назад

    I would like to thank you very much for sharing your valuable knowledge, comments and experience via this video! That was so informative and useful!

  • @mouradchekchaki2600
    @mouradchekchaki2600 2 года назад

    Thank you very much Sr ! Clear, didactic and helpful video!

  • @franciscobrandao4832
    @franciscobrandao4832 2 года назад +1

    Such a good video, thank you very much! I participated in your last webinar and your content is so useful!

    • @EDRMedeso
      @EDRMedeso  2 года назад

      Thanks Francisco! Keep a look out on our website for more upcoming content over the next few months! Next up is Task Based Meshing Workflows in Ansys Fluent: attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/747110874975689742

  • @raoufamhir
    @raoufamhir Год назад

    Thank you 🙏, great topic

  • @incognitomode3586
    @incognitomode3586 2 года назад

    What if I select all the bolt hole faces as target and all the bolt surfaces as contact at once, instead of creating one contact for each bolt - hole pair?

  • @Shrinivas180
    @Shrinivas180 2 года назад

    I am getting Force and Displacement convergence but moment is not converging. Any Idea?