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damping and inertia

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liu xing

Mechanical
Sep 20, 2018
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hello,everyone

I have one question about structural simulation. I don't know which one i should choose for my structural simulation , static or dynamics ?

I know when we consider the damping and inertia, we should choose dynamics. But so sorry that i couldn't figure out wether should i consider the damping and inertia during one case.

hope to get your view. thank you so much
 
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Generally it depends on the how fast the load varies. If the load varies "relativity" quickly compared to the natural frequency of the structure then dynamic analysis is warranted.
 
can you show me the detail of it ?how compare each other? how to calculate it? because i don't know at all.
 

For a single, suddenly applied load......you can generally handle that with a impact factor in a static analysis. But for a repetitive unbalanced force (like say from a piece of machinery like a compressor or a fan) a dynamic analysis may be in order.
 
@WARose
hello,thank you so much~
this is first time I hear that can use impact factor in static analysis. Because I think that static analysis only include the static load. But I can't find this setting in ANSYS WORKBENCH.
 
Don't use that impact force approximation until you understand exactly where it comes from. It is one of the most quoted and least reliable rules of thumb I can think of. (Basically its just SHM)

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Greg Locock


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@GregLocock
hello, in fact , I conldn't get your point exactly.
Yes , I am new here. thank you for information~
 
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