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    1. Provide a screenshot of the beam in wireframe view in SWS.

    Ensure that the LC’s and


    BC’s are clearly indicated in the screenshot.
    Ans.

    Fig. Parts

    Fig. Wireframe Model


    2. Provide a screenshot of the full beam showing the results of the Z-stress (stress in the Z
    orientation, σzz) resulting from the FEA.
    Ans.

    Fig. Z-Stress result

    Fig. Z-Stress deformation result


    3. Provide a screenshot of the full beam showing the results of the Y-displacement (Uy)
    resulting from the FEA.
    Ans.

    Fig. Y-displacement (Uy) result

    Fig. Y-displacement deformation (Uy) result


    4. Determine the Z-stress and Y-displacement at the following locations using the Probe Tool
    (double click in table to open in Excel):
    Ans.

    Fig. Y-displacement probe readings

    Fig. Z-Stress probe reading

    Location (mm) σZ (N/m2) δY (mm)


    0 4.6 x 10^6 0
    500 1.5 x 10^6 -1.5 x 10^-2
    1000 4.3 x 10^4 -4.8 x 10^2
    5. Perform calculation in a computer program of choice (excel, matlab, Mathcad, etc.) to
    determine (a) the normal stress (Z-stress as indicated in the slides) as a function of distance
    along the beam, and (b) the Y-displacement as a function of distance along the beam. See
    slides 11-14 for example work. Place a trimmed screenshot of the computer document
    below.
    Ans.

    Contents
     Question 5.
     Part (a)
     Part (b)
     Make table

    clc

    clear all

    Question 5.
    Part (a)
    Normal Stress length of beam

    z=0:100:1000

    L=1000;

    F=3000;

    % Moment at z
    M=F*(L-z)
    % Max bending stress at z
    I=10^8;
    h=150;
    c=0.5*h;
    sigma = M*c/I

    z =

    Columns 1 through 6

    0 100 200 300 400 500

    Columns 7 through 11
    600 700 800 900 1000

    M =

    Columns 1 through 6

    3000000 2700000 2400000 2100000 1800000 1500000

    Columns 7 through 11

    1200000 900000 600000 300000 0

    sigma =

    Columns 1 through 7

    2.2500 2.0250 1.8000 1.5750 1.3500 1.1250 0.9000

    Columns 8 through 11

    0.6750 0.4500 0.2250 0


    Part (b)
    E=210000;

    u=((-F*z.^2).*(3*L-z))/(6*E*I)

    u =

    Columns 1 through 7

    0 -0.0007 -0.0027 -0.0058 -0.0099 -0.0149 -0.0206

    Columns 8 through 11

    -0.0268 -0.0335 -0.0405 -0.0476

    Make table
    length=z';

    Stress=sigma';

    Displacement=u';

    table(length,Stress,Displacement)

    ans =

    11×3 table

    length Stress Displacement

    ______ ______ ____________


    0 2.25 0

    100 2.025 -0.00069048

    200 1.8 -0.0026667

    300 1.575 -0.0057857

    400 1.35 -0.0099048

    500 1.125 -0.014881

    600 0.9 -0.020571

    700 0.675 -0.026833

    800 0.45 -0.033524

    900 0.225 -0.0405

    1000 0 -0.047619

    Published with MATLAB® R2018a


    6. From your computer work (NOT SWS) create (a) a plot of the Z-stress as a function of
    distance along the beam, and (b) a plot of the Y-displacement as a function of distance along
    the beam (see slides 13-14). Place the graphs below.
    Ans.

    Contents
     Question 6.
     Part (a)
     Part (b)
     Make Plot

    clc

    clear all

    Question 6.
    Part (a)
    Normal Stress length of beam

    z=0:100:1000;

    L=1000;

    F=3000;

    % Moment at z
    M=F*(L-z);
    % Max bending stress at z
    I=10^8;
    h=150;
    c=0.5*h;
    sigma = M*c/I ;

    Part (b)
    E=210000;

    u=((-F*z.^2).*(3*L-z))/(6*E*I);

    Make Plot
    figure(1)

    plot(z,sigma)

    title('plot of the Z-stress as a function of distance along the beam')


    xlabel('Beam length')
    ylabel('Stress')
    figure(2)
    plot(z,u)
    title(' plot of the Y-displacement as a function of distance along the beam')
    xlabel('Beam length')
    ylabel('Y-displacement')
     

    Published with MATLAB® R2018a


    7. Provide the % difference between the stress and displacement results as determined by
    SWS and your computer “hand” calc’s.
    Ans.
    Location (mm) σZ- % difference
    0 0
    500 0.8
    1000 0.8

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