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  1. jungi

    Aid with Ideas NX

    hi, the best way is to contact UGS (Siemens), they can provide you a test version of ideas. The latest version is NX ideas 5, where also the complete documantation is provided. Documentation includes many tutorials, so you can learn the basics of ideas on your own... buena suerte, arti
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    Thick shell for FEA modes analysis

    …my preprocessor uses elements called TRIA6, 6-Nodes, 6-DOF (second order shell element) they are converted into SHELL 93 for ANSYS and type ID 92 (universal file description) for Ideas, both 6-Nodes, 6-DOF… I’ll conduct the comparison between SHELL63 and SHELL181 for Ansys… I’ll post here the...
  3. jungi

    Welding simulation

    Hi, I’ve checked the „birth and death“option for ANSYS, it should work… I also have quite precise material properties, temperature dependency inclusive… I think I can still take a look at the residual stresses during a transient simulation without taking cracks into consideration… just to see...
  4. jungi

    Welding simulation

    Hi Gbor, The part, actually a shaft, breaks apart before the load is applied... the guys in the workshop just lifted it from its support then it happened... the weld goes over the circumference of the shaft, is not very wide but quite thick - multiple layer. I want to see what happens with the...
  5. jungi

    Thick shell for FEA modes analysis

    Anyway it shouldn't show such differences - and as I said before I always use the same model! The type, size and order of form function are exactly the same!!! I compared the formulation for different software using their theoretical manuals they are all the same!!! And still if by any chance...
  6. jungi

    Thick shell for FEA modes analysis

    Hi milind, For now, I have no clue how to generally overcome the differences between solid and shell. I've only figured out that solid fits the measurement much better, so I use "model updating" and so correct the shell element’s stiff nesses... and so the results obtained from shell model...
  7. jungi

    Welding simulation

    Thanks for reply GBor, I'm looking for software adding elements…. my problem is that my part "explodes" after welding… and the FEA stress simulation of the completed weld shows no problems with residual stresses… that’s why I want to have look at what happens, with the part, during the welding…...
  8. jungi

    Welding simulation

    Hallo, i'm looking for FEA software that would allow me to simulate the welding proces in time. Thanks for any suggestions. Greetings, jungi
  9. jungi

    Thick shell for FEA modes analysis

    hi milind, yes, thats my goal volume models are precise but require mor computational time - problem is that volume and shell model results doesnt' fit...
  10. jungi

    Thick shell for FEA modes analysis

    yes, the shell element are SHELL63. What does DKT mean?
  11. jungi

    Thick shell for FEA modes analysis

    yes, the mesh is the same for all of the cases, i start all the simulations from one program alwys using the same model!
  12. jungi

    Thick shell for FEA modes analysis

    hallo pja, thx for the tip on that book, I’ve already ordered it. Dimensions? I've encountered these problems by almost all my parts, but here are two examples: 1. Aluminum cast, semicircular plate with concentric ridges Plate: Radius of 1800mm Thickness 90mm Ridges: Height 100mm...
  13. jungi

    Thick shell for FEA modes analysis

    hi, pja, the meshes had converged and i have 4 second order tetra over the thickness. Do you have any particular book in mind? thx artur
  14. jungi

    Thick shell for FEA modes analysis

    Hi, I’ve checked the mass, all my FEA models "weight" the same - the mass of the models also fits the mass of the real part. The percentage of the difference in Eigen frequency is not an issue in my case, since the objective of my work is to exactly predict them. I mean, it won’t help me if...
  15. jungi

    Thick shell for FEA modes analysis

    Hallo pja, Sorry :) I'm not a native speaker. Let's say I have a cast aluminum part, relatively thick. I'm going to perform a normal modes calculation using fea. I don't know how to prepare the model. I have two options: volume with tetraeder elements and more computation time effective shell...
  16. jungi

    Thick shell for FEA modes analysis

    Hallo everbody, i'm looking for someone, who has experience in using thick shell elements in FEA normal modes extraction. I've just compared volume to thin shell and it's a dissaster :( . Especially using quadrilateral shell elements (!) i obtain different results computing the same mesh...
  17. jungi

    How to join parts in I-DEAS 12 NX

    hi, the easiest way is to put two parts into the same bin. Then under Master Modeler use the join function - thats all. Is that what you mean? Cheers.
  18. jungi

    Traditional vs. operational modal analysis

    Similar attitude at my company :-) they are so impressed by moving, colorful pictures. “If something is so beautiful it has to be right, so what do we need model updating for?”
  19. jungi

    Traditional vs. operational modal analysis

    Hi, For correlating with FEA there is no alternative than EMA (experimental modal analysis). OMA only shows how the system responds to the current excitation (like in rotating machinery) which doesn’t have to mean that all modes, from the frequency band of interest, will be seen. Using OMD, it...
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