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    The document provides an overview of finite element analysis including: 1) Different types of meshes that can be used like solid, shell, and beam meshes. 2) The basic analysis process which includes setting up the model, applying loads and boundary conditions, and reviewing results. 3) How to model contact between assembled components and refine the mesh for more accurate results. 4) Examples of static structural, assembly, and basic motion analyses are presented to illustrate the concepts.

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    The document provides an overview of finite element analysis including: 1) Different types of meshes that can be used like solid, shell, and beam meshes. 2) The basic analysis process which includes setting up the model, applying loads and boundary conditions, and reviewing results. 3) How to model contact between assembled components and refine the mesh for more accurate results. 4) Examples of static structural, assembly, and basic motion analyses are presented to illustrate the concepts.

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    Finite Element Analysis

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    Finite

    Element
    Analysis
    B Y D R . B H U R I PAT
    SAENPONG
    Finite Element Analysis?
    Type of mesh
    1. Solid Mesh
    2. Shell Mesh
    3. Beam Mesh
    Analysis process
    Lesson 1 The analysis process
    1. Getting to know the program.

    2. Able to analyze static work with solid mesh.

    3. Can explain the effects of mesh to stress anddisplacement.

    4. Can show various analysis results.


    1.Set up
    1.

    3.

    2.
    1.Set up

    1.

    2.
    1.Set up
    Exercise
    AISI 304 material receives a tensile force of 110000 N and has a support
    point as shown, analyze the strength of the material.
    Fix

    Tension force = 11000 N


    Analysis of the results
    Lesson 2 Mesh Control, Stress
    Concentrations and Boundary Conditions
    1. Mesh Control
    Fix
    2. Force Direction
    AISI 304 material

    Tension force = 900 N


    Lesson 2 Mesh Control, Stress
    Concentrations and Boundary Conditions

    Mesh 0.508
    Lesson 2 Mesh Control, Stress
    Concentrations and Boundary Conditions
    Lesson 3 Assembly Analysis with
    Contact
    1. Assembly Analysis
    2. Inspection of contact surfaces

    3. Different surface configurations


    Lesson 3 Assembly Analysis with
    Contact
    Exercise
    Pliers made of Plain carbon steel material, receives a pressure
    of 225 N per item. Calculate strength
    Bolt connectors
    AISI 1020

    = 1110 N

    51
    Assembly Analysis with connector
    and Mesh Refinement

    • Automatic Contact
    • Remote Load
    • Pin and Bolt
    • Mesh Refinement
    Motion Analysis
    F = 8900 N

    100 RPM
    Exercise : Motion Analysis
    V = 60 RPM

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