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    The document describes an ANSYS mini project to analyze stress in a square steel plate with a central hole subjected to pressure. The objective is to familiarize students with ANSYS and perform finite element analysis. Several analyses are conducted using different element sizes and types, including quadratic triangular, linear quadrilateral, and quadratic quadrilateral elements. The results will include mesh images, deformed/undeformed geometries, and von Mises stress distributions to determine maximum stress in the plate.

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    The document describes an ANSYS mini project to analyze stress in a square steel plate with a central hole subjected to pressure. The objective is to familiarize students with ANSYS and perform finite element analysis. Several analyses are conducted using different element sizes and types, including quadratic triangular, linear quadrilateral, and quadratic quadrilateral elements. The results will include mesh images, deformed/undeformed geometries, and von Mises stress distributions to determine maximum stress in the plate.

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    ANSYS Mini Project

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    The document describes an ANSYS mini project to analyze stress in a square steel plate with a central hole subjected to pressure. The objective is to familiarize students with ANSYS and perform finite element analysis. Several analyses are conducted using different element sizes and types, including quadratic triangular, linear quadrilateral, and quadratic quadrilateral elements. The results will include mesh images, deformed/undeformed geometries, and von Mises stress distributions to determine maximum stress in the plate.

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    The document discusses performing finite element analysis on a square plate with a central hole subjected to pressure using ANSYS. Different element types and mesh sizes were used to analyze stress distribution and deformation.

    Finite element analyses were performed using quadratic triangular, linear quadrilateral, and quadratic quadrilateral elements with a mesh size of 0.3. Another analysis was done with a linear quadrilateral element and mesh size of 0.1. A symmetrical model analysis was also performed with a linear quadrilateral element and mesh size of 0.3.

    The objective of the project is to familiarize students with ANSYS software and performing finite element analysis and solving to analyze and solve finite element problems.

    ANSYS Mini Project

    MBB 2022 – Computer Aided Engineering


    Design

    Mohd Fauzi Bin Maidin 13983


    Govinderjit Singh 14134

    Submission Date: 13 May 2010


    Problem Statement

    The figure shows a square plate with a hole at the center experiencing
    pressure, p = 100 psi. The dimension of the plate is 10 in. by 10 in., the
    thickness is 0.1 in. and the radius of the hole is 1 in. The plate is made of
    steel, E = 29 x 106 psi. Assume Poisson’s ratio to be 0.3.

    Use the ANSYS software to obtain the maximum stress in the plate. The
    finite element analysis should be done in several ways.

    1. Use element size 0.3 with


    a. Quadratic triangular element (Plane2)
    b. Linear quadrilateral element (Plane42)
    c. Quadratic quadrilateral element (Plane82)
    2. Use element size 0.1with
    a. Linear quadrilateral element (Plane42)
    3. Use symmetrical model
    a. Element size 0.3
    b. Linear quadrilateral element (Plane42)
    Objective

    The objective of the project is to make student familiar with ANSYS


    program and be able to analyse and solve Finite Element problem.

    In term of these project, the objective is to perform Finite Element


    analysis and Finite Element solving using ANSYS software.

    Result

    The result below will include

    • Mesh image
    • Deformed and undeformed geometry
    • Von Mises stress image

    – Element size 0.3 quadratic triangular element (Plane2)


    – Element size 0.3 linear quadrilateral element (Plane42)
    – Element size 0.3 Quadratic quadrilateral element (Plane82)
    – Element size 0.1 linear quadrilateral element (Plane42)
    – Symmetrical model, element size 0.3 linear quadrilateral element (Plane42)
    Discussion

    – By doing meshing, we can control the fineness of the mesh. The smaller the element
    size, the finer the mesh. It is the simplest way to define the element six\ze by defining
    a global element size.
     That’s why if we see through all the results, there are some result where the
    meshing is very small/fine as we set it to 0.1 and some are big as we set to 0.3.
    – Deformed and undeformed geometry is used to determine the deformation of
    specimen after load is applied. The blue region shows when it is deformed and the
    dotted line shows when it is undeformed state.

    – Von Mises stress image is used to see the stress distribution throughout the entire
    specimen. The scaling of colours determine the stress on certain area.

    – The most important thing in this finite element solution is the determination of
    boundry condition, the Poissons ratio, and the E value of the material.

    *** there are no plane 2 include in the library of ANSYS. So for the first
    problem, there are no thickness can be input.

    Conclusion

    ANSYS program can be use in order to solve Finite Element problem


    where we can do force testing, pressure testing, temperature effects. The
    result can be produced in a lot of form. Most important of this program is
    the boundry condition must be right.

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