Admin
مدير المنتدى
عدد المساهمات : 18864
التقييم : 35108
تاريخ التسجيل : 01/07/2009
الدولة : مصر
العمل : مدير منتدى هندسة الإنتاج والتصميم الميكانيكى
 |  موضوع: كتاب Introduction to Finite Element Analysis Using SOLIDWORKS Simulation 2023 الأربعاء 22 مايو 2024, 1:15 am | |
| 
أخواني في الله
أحضرت لكم كتاب
Introduction to Finite Element Analysis Using SOLIDWORKS Simulation 2023
Randy H. Shih
Oregon Institute of Technology
و المحتوى كما يلي :
Table of Contents
Preface i
Acknowledgments ii
Introduction
Introduction Intro-2
Development of Finite Element Analysis Intro-2
FEA Modeling Considerations Intro-3
Types of Finite Elements Intro-4
Finite Element Analysis Procedure Intro-6
Matrix Definitions Intro-6
Getting Started with SOLIDWORKS Intro-9
Starting SOLIDWORKS Intro-9
SOLIDWORKS Screen Layout Intro-12
x Menu Bar Intro-12
x Menu Bar Pull-down Menus Intro-13
x Heads-up View Toolbar Intro-13
x Features Toolbar Intro-13
x Sketch Toolbar Intro-13
x Feature Manager Design Tree Intro-14
x Graphics Area Intro-15
x Reference Triad Intro-15
x Origin Intro-15
x Confirmation Corner Intro-15
x Graphics Cursor or Crosshairs Intro-15
x Message and Status Bar Intro-15
Using the SOLIDWORKS Command Manager Intro-16
Mouse Buttons Intro-17
[Esc] – Canceling Commands Intro-17
SOLIDWORKS Help System Intro-18
Leaving SOLIDWORKS Intro-18
Create a CAD Files Folder Intro-19
Chapter 1
The Direct Stiffness Method
Introduction 1-2
One-dimensional Truss Element 1-3
Example 1.1 1-5
Example 1.2 1-7
Basic Solid Modeling Using SOLIDWORKS 1-10
The Adjuster Design 1-10iv Introduction to Finite Element Analysis
Starting SOLIDWORKS 1-10
Step 1: Create a Rough Sketch 1-12
Graphics Cursors 1-12
Geometric Relation Symbols 1-14
Step 2: Apply/Modify Relations and Dimensions 1-15
Viewing Functions – Zoom and Pan 1-17
Delete an Existing Geometry of the Sketch 1-18
Modify the Dimensions of the Sketch 1-19
Step 3: Complete the Base Solid Feature 1-20
Isometric View 1-21
Rotation of the 3D Model – Rotate View 1-21
Rotation and Panning – Arrow Keys 1-23
Dynamic Viewing – Quick Keys 1-24
3D Rotation 1-26
Viewing Tools – Heads-up View Toolbar 1-26
View Orientation 1-27
Display Style 1-28
Orthographic vs. Perspective 1-28
Customize the Heads-up View Toolbar 1-28
Step 4-1: Adding an Extruded Boss Feature 1-29
Step 4-2: Adding an Extruded Cut Feature 1-33
Step 4-3: Adding another Cut Feature 1-35
Save the Model 1-37
Questions 1-38
Exercises 1-39
Chapter 2
Truss Elements in Two-Dimensional Spaces
Introduction 2-2
Truss Elements in Two-Dimensional Spaces 2-2
Coordinate Transformation 2-5
Example 2.1 2-9
Solution 2-10
Global Stiffness Matrix 2-10
Example 2.2 2-13
Solution 2-13
Questions 2-19
Exercises 2-20
Chapter 3
2D Trusses in MS Excel and Truss Solver
Direct Stiffness Matrix Method using Excel 3-2
Example 3.1 3-2Table of Contents v
Establish the Global K Matrix for each Member 3-3
Assembly of the Overall Global Stiffness Matrix 3-8
Solving the Global Displacements 3-10
Calculating Reaction Forces 3-16
Determining the Stresses in Elements 3-18
The Truss Solver and the Truss View Programs 3-23
The Truss View Program 3-30
Questions 3-32
Exercises 3-33
Chapter 4
Truss Elements in SOLIDWORKS Simulation
One-dimensional Line Elements 4-2
Starting SOLIDWORKS 4-4
Units Setup 4-5
Creating the CAD Model – Solid Modeling Approach 4-6
A CAD Model is NOT an FEA Model 4-15
The SOLIDWORKS Simulation Module 4-16
Creating an FEA Model 4-17
Assign the Element Material Property 4-19
Apply Boundary Conditions - Constraints 4-20
Apply External Loads 4-23
Create the FEA Mesh and Run the Solver 4-25
Viewing the Stress Results 4-26
Viewing the Displacement Results 4-28
Questions 4-29
Exercises 4-30
Chapter 5
SOLIDWORKS Simulation Two-Dimensional Truss Analysis
Finite Element Analysis Procedure 5-2
Preliminary Analysis 5-3
Starting SOLIDWORKS 5-4
Units Setup 5-5
Creating the CAD Model – Structural Member Approach 5-6
Creating Structural Members in SOLIDWORKS 5-8
Weldment Profiles 5-9
Activate the SOLIDWORKS Simulation Module 5-12
Setting Up Truss Elements 5-14
Assign the Element Material Property 5-15
Applying Boundary Conditions - Constraints 5-16
Applying External Loads 5-21
Create the FEA Mesh and Run the Solver 5-23vi Introduction to Finite Element Analysis
Viewing the Stress results 5-24
Viewing the Internal Loads of All members 5-26
Viewing the Reaction Forces at the supports 5-27
Questions 5-28
Exercises 5-29
Chapter 6
Three-Dimensional Truss Analysis
Three-Dimensional Coordinate Transformation Matrix 6-2
Stiffness Matrix 6-3
Degrees of Freedom 6-3
Problem Statement 6-5
Preliminary Analysis 6-5
Start SOLIDWORKS 6-7
Units Setup 6-8
Create the CAD Model – Structural Member Approach 6-9
Create a New Weldment Profile in SOLIDWORKS 6-12
Create Structural Members using the New Profile 6-17
Editing the Dimensions of the New Profile 6-19
Activate the SOLIDWORKS Simulation Module 6-20
Setting Up the Truss Elements 6-22
Assign the Element Material Property 6-23
Applying Boundary Conditions - Constraints 6-24
Applying the External Load 6-25
Create the FEA Mesh and Run the Solver 6-27
Using the Probe Option to View Individual Stress 6-28
Viewing the Internal Loads of All Members 6-29
Questions 6-30
Exercises 6-31
Chapter 7
Basic Beam Analysis
Introduction 7-2
Modeling Considerations 7-2
Problem Statement 7-3
Preliminary Analysis 7-3
Start SOLIDWORKS 7-6
Units Setup 7-7
Create the CAD Model – Structural Member Approach 7-8
Create a Rectangular Weldment Profile 7-10
Create Structural Members Using the New Profile 7-14
Adjust the Orientation of the Profile 7-15Table of Contents vii
Add a Datum Point for the Concentrated Load 7-16
Activate the SOLIDWORKS Simulation Module 7-18
Assign the Element Material Property 7-20
Apply Boundary Conditions - Constraints 7-21
Apply the Concentrated Point Load 7-24
Apply the Distributed Load 7-26
Create the FEA Mesh and Run the Solver 7-28
What Went Wrong? 7-29
Directions 1 and 2 in Shear and Moment Diagrams 7-32
Questions 7-34
Exercises 7-35
Chapter 8
Beam Analysis Tools
Introduction 8-2
Problem Statement 8-2
Preliminary Analysis 8-3
Stress Components 8-4
Start SOLIDWORKS 8-6
Create the CAD Model – Structural Member Approach 8-7
Create a Rectangular Weldment Profile 8-9
Create Structural Members Using the New Profile 8-13
Adjust the Orientation of the Profile 8-14
Add a Datum Point for the 1.5m Location 8-15
Activate the SOLIDWORKS Simulation Module 8-17
Assign the Element Material Property 8-19
Apply Boundary Conditions - Constraints 8-20
Apply the Distributed Load 8-23
Create the FEA Mesh and Run the Solver 8-25
Shear and Moment Diagrams 8-26
Using the Probe Option to Examine Stress at Point1 8-28
Questions 8-29
Exercises 8-30
Chapter 9
Statically Indeterminate Structures
Introduction 9-2
Problem Statement 9-3
Preliminary Analysis 9-3
Start SOLIDWORKS 9-6
Create the CAD Model 9-7
Create a Circular Weldment Profile 9-9viii Introduction to Finite Element Analysis
Create Structural Members using the New Profile 9-13
Add a Datum Point for the Concentrated Load 9-14
Activate the SOLIDWORKS Simulation Module 9-16
Assign the Element Material Property 9-18
Apply Boundary Conditions - Constraints 9-19
Apply the Concentrated Point Load 9-22
Create the FEA Mesh and Run the Solver 9-24
Viewing the Internal Loads of All members 9-25
Shear and Moment Diagrams 9-26
Questions 9-28
Exercises 9-29
Chapter 10
Two-Dimensional Surface Analysis
Introduction 10-2
Problem Statement 10-3
Preliminary Analysis 10-3
x Maximum Normal Stress 10-3
x Maximum Displacement 10-4
Geometric Considerations of Finite Elements 10-5
Start SOLIDWORKS 10-6
Create the CAD Model 10-7
Activate the SOLIDWORKS Simulation Module 10-10
Assign the Element Material Property 10-13
Apply Boundary Conditions - Constraints 10-14
Apply the External Load 10-17
H-Element versus P-Element 10-18
Create the first FEA Mesh –Coarse Mesh 10-19
Run the Solver 10-21
Refinement of the FEA Mesh– Global Element Size 0.10 10-23
Refinement of the FEA Mesh– Global Element Size 0.05 10-25
Refinement of the FEA Mesh– Global Element Size 0.03 10-27
Refinement of the FEA Mesh– Global Element Size 0.02 10-28
Comparison of Results 10-29
Questions 10-30
Exercises 10-31
Chapter 11
Three-Dimensional Solid Elements
Introduction 11-2
Problem Statement 11-3
Preliminary Analysis 11-4Table of Contents ix
Start SOLIDWORKS 11-7
Create a CAD Model in SOLIDWORKS 11-8
¾ Define the Sweep Path 11-8
¾ Define the Sweep Section 11-10
¾ Create the Swept Feature 11-12
¾ Create a Cut Feature 11-13
Activate the SOLIDWORKS Simulation Module 11-15
Assign the Element Material Property 11-17
Apply Boundary Conditions – Constraints 11-18
Apply the External Load to the system 11-19
Create the first FEA Mesh – Coarse Mesh 11-20
Run the Solver 11-22
Refinement of the FEA Mesh – Global Element Size 0.10 11-24
Refinement of the FEA Mesh – Mesh Control Option 11-26
Refinement of the FEA Mesh – Automatic Transition 11-29
Comparison of Results 11-31
Questions 11-32
Exercises 11-33
Chapter 12
2D Axisymmetric and 3D Thin Shell Analyses
Introduction 12-2
Problem Statement 12-4
Preliminary Analysis 12-4
Start SOLIDWORKS 12-6
Create a 3D Solid Model in SOLIDWORKS 12-7
Activate the SOLIDWORKS Simulation Module 12-9
Assign the Element Material Property 12-12
Apply Boundary Conditions – Constraints 12-13
Apply the Pressure to the System 12-14
Create the first FEA Mesh – Coarse Mesh 12-15
Run the Solver and View the Results 12-16
Refinement of the FEA Mesh – Global Element Size 5.0 12-17
Start a New 3D Surface Model 12-18
Start a New FEA Study 12-21
Completing the Definition of the Surface Model 12-22
Assign the Element Material Property 12-23
Apply Boundary Conditions – Constraints 12-24
Apply the Pressure to the System 12-28
Create the first FEA Mesh – Coarse Mesh 12-29
Run the Solver and View the Results 12-30
Refinement of the FEA Mesh– Global Element Size 10.0 12-31
Create a 3D Solid Model in SOLIDWORKS 12-32
Activate the SOLIDWORKS Simulation Module 12-34x Introduction to Finite Element Analysis
Assign the Element Material Property 12-36
Apply Boundary Conditions – Constraints 12-37
Apply the Pressure to the System 12-39
Create the first FEA Mesh – Coarse Mesh 12-40
Run the Solver and View the Results 12-41
Refinement of the FEA Mesh – Global Element Size 12.5 12-42
Notes on FEA Linear Static Analyses 12-43
Questions 12-44
Exercises 12-45
Chapter 13
FEA Static Contact Analysis
Introduction 13-2
Problem Statement 13-3
Parts 13-4
(1) Pliers-Jaw 13-4
(2) Pin 13-6
(3) Fork 13-6
Start SOLIDWORKS 13-8
Document Properties 13-8
Insert the First Component 13-9
Insert the Second Component 13-10
Assembly Mates 13-11
Insert the Third Component 13-14
Insert the Upper Jaw Component 13-16
Identifying Coincident Surfaces in the Model 13-19
Activate the SOLIDWORKS Simulation Module 13-20
Assign the Element Material Property 13-22
Apply Boundary Conditions – Constraints 13-23
Apply the External Load on the Handles 13-24
Global Contact Settings 13-25
Set up Specific Local Surfaces Interaction 13-26
Set up another Surface Interaction set on the PIN part 13-28
SOLIDWORKS Curvature-Based Mesh 13-30
Create the FEA Mesh 13-31
Run the Solver and View the Results 13-32
Use the Animate Option 13-34
Refinement of the FEA Mesh – Apply Mesh Control 13-35
Use the Section Clipping Option 13-37
Use the Iso Clipping Option 13-38
Set up a Contact Pressure Plot 13-39
Questions 13-42
Exercises 13-43Table of Contents xi
Chapter 14
Dynamic Modal Analysis
Introduction 14-2
Problem Statement 14-3
Preliminary Analysis 14-3
The Cantilever Beam Modal Analysis Program 14-6
Start SOLIDWORKS 14-9
Create the CAD Model 14-10
Activate the SOLIDWORKS Simulation Module 14-12
Assign the Element Material Property 14-14
Apply Boundary Conditions – Constraints 14-15
Create the first FEA Mesh 14-16
Viewing the Results 14-18
Refinement of the FEA Mesh – Global Element Size 0.15 14-21
Add an Additional Mass to the System 14-23
One-Dimensional Beam Frequency Analysis 14-27
Conclusions 14-28
Questions 14-29
Exercises 14-30
Appendix
Index
INDEX
AAn
alysis Procedure, Intro-6
Animate, 4-27, 13-34
Apply Materials, 4-19
Apply Mesh Control, 13-35
Assembly, 13-8
ATAN2, Excel, 3-4
Automatic Transition, 11-29
Axisymmetric, 10-2, 12-2, 12-10
BBe
am Bending, 8-3
Beam elements, 7-2
Bending Stress, 8-4
Bonded, 13-2
Buttons, Mouse, Intro-17
CCA
D Model, 4-15
Cancel, [Esc], Intro-17
Centroid, 4-2
Circle, 1-33
Coarse Mesh, 10-19
Command manager, 4-4
Contact analysis, 13-2
Constraints, Fixture, 4-20
Considerations, Modeling, Intro-3
Contact Pressure Plot, 13-39
Contact Set, 13-26
Convergence study, 10-29
Coordinates transformation, 2-5
Create Mesh, 4-25
Create Shell Mesh, 12-29
Create Solid Mesh, 11-20
Curved beam, 11-5
Customize Heads-up View Tools, 1-28
Cut, Extrude, 1-35
DDa
tum Planes, 4-8
Datum Points, 7-16
Degrees of freedom, 6-3
Dimension, Smart, 1-15
Displacement Constraint, 4-22
Displacement Results, 4-28
Display Style, 1-27
Direct Stiffness Method, 2-2
Direction Cosines, 2-8
Direction Reference, 4-23
Display Modes, 1-28
Display Options, 1-28
Distributed Load, 8-23
Dynamic, Modal, 14-2
Dynamic Orientation, 1-27
Dynamic Pan, 1-17
Dynamic Rotation, 1-21
Dynamic Viewing, 1-24
Dynamic Zoom, 1-17
EEd
it Definition, 4-18
ELEMENT, Intro-4
Element types, Intro-4
Excel, MS, 3-2
EXIT, Intro-18
External Loads, 4-23
Extrude, 1-20
Extruded Cut, 1-33
FFa
ilure Criteria, 11-2
FEA Elements, Intro-4
File Folder, Intro-19
Finite elements, types of, Intro-4
Finite element analysis, Intro-2
Finite element procedure, 5-2
Fixed Geometry, 4-20
Fixture, Constraints, 4-20
Force/torque, 6-25
GGe
ometric Considerations, 10-5
Geometric Constraints, 1-14
Geometric Factor, 10-3I-2 Introduction to Finite Element Analysis
Global Contact, 13-25
Global Matrix, 1-6
Global stiffness matrix, 1-7
Global stiffness matrix, 2D, 2-10
Graphics Cursors, 1-12
Graphics Window, Intro-12
HH
-method, 10-18
Heads-up View Toolbar, 1-26
Heads-up View Tools, Customize, 1-28
Help, On-Line, Intro-18
Hide/Show Items, 1-27
Hidden-lines Removed, 1-28
History, FEA development, Intro-2
II
nsert Columns, 3-16
Insert Component, 13-9
Insert Function, Excel, 3-11
Interference Detection, 13-19
IPS (inch, pound, second), 4-5
Iso Clipping, 13-38
Isometric View, 1-21
LLi
ne, 1-29
Linear Statics Analysis, 1-2
List Beam Forces, 5-26
Local coordinate system, 1-29
Longitudinal stress, 12-4
MM
aterial Properties, 4-19
Mates, Assembly, 13-11
Matrix
Addition, Intro-7
Column Matrix, Intro-7
Definitions, Intro-6
Diagonal Matrix, Intro-7
Identity Matrix, Intro-8
Inverse of a Square Matrix, Intro-8
Multiplication by a constant, Intro-7
Multiplication of Two Matrices, Intro-8
Row Matrix, Intro-7
Square Matrix, Intro-7
Transpose of a Matrix, Intro-8
Merge Result, 1-32, 4-13
Mesh Control, 11-26
Mesh, Shell, 12-29
MINVERSE, 3-12
MMULT, 3-14
Modal analysis, 14-2
Modal Analysis program, 14-6
Mode Shapes, 14-20
Modeling considerations, Intro-3
Modify Dimensions, 1-19
Modulus of Elasticity, 1-3
Moment in Dir 2, 7-32
Moment Diagram, 7-5, 8-27
Mouse Buttons, Intro-17
NN
atural frequency, 14-2
Neutral axis, 8-4, 11-4
New Part, 4-4
New Study, 4-17
No Penetration, 13-2
NODE, Intro-4
Normal To, 1-27
OOr
ient, Beam Section, 7-15
Orthographic, 1-28
PPmethod, 10-18
Pan, 1-17
Perspective, 1-28
Plane Strain, 10-2
Plane Stress, 10-2
Plane Stress element, 10-2
Pressure Load, 12-14
Principle of Superposition, 9-3
Probe, 6-28
Procedure, Analysis, Intro-6
QQu
ick keys, 1-24Index I-3
RRe
dundant, 9-2
Reference Geometry, 4-8
Refinement, 10-23
Relative Motion Analysis, 1-4
Results, 4-26
Resonance, 14-2
Revolved Boss/Base, 12-7
Rotate, 1-21
Rough Sketches, 1-12
Run, 4-25
SSc
reen Layout, Intro-12
Section Clipping, 13-34
Shaded Solid, 1-28
Shear & Moment, 7-5
Shear Diagram, 7-5, 8-26
Shear Force in Dir 1, 7-32
Shell, 12-29
Shell Mesh, 12-29
Sketch, 1-33
Sketch plane, 1-29
Smart Dimension, 1-15
Solid Modeling, 1-10
SOLIDWORKS Simulation, 4-16
Solver, 4-25
Spring Constant, 1-3
Starting SOLIDWORKS, Intro-9
Statically Indeterminate system, 9-2
Stiffness, 1-2
Stress Concentration Factor, 10-3
Stress-Strain Diagram, 1-2
Structural Member, 5-6
Study, Simulation, 4-16
Superposition, Principle, 9-3
Surface Mesh, 12-29
Sweep, 11-8
Sweep Path, 11-8
Sweep Section, 11-10
Symmetrical features, 12-3
TTa
ngential stress, 12-5
Thickness, Shell, 12-29
Thin-Shell, 3D, 12-3
Treat selected bodies as beams, 4-17
Tresca Yield Criterion, 11-2
Through All, 1-34
Truss Element, 1-D, 1-3
Truss Element, 2-D, 2-2
Truss Solver Program, 3-23
Truss Viewer Program, 3-23
UUn
its Setup, 1-11
User Coordinate system, 1-29
VVi
ewing functions, 1-17
View Orientation, 1-27
Von Mises Stress, 11-2
Von Mises Yield Criterion, 11-2
WWe
ldments, 5-8
Weldment Profile, 5-9
YYo
ung’s Modulus, 2-14, 2-15
ZZe
ro force members, 4-29
ZOOM, dynamic, 1-17
#Solidworks,,#Tutorial,,#سولدورك,,#سولدوركس,,#سولدوورك,,#سولدووركس,,#سوليدورك,,#سوليدوركس,
,#سوليدوورك,,#سوليدووركس,#سولد_ورك,#سوليد_وركس,#,#سولد_وركس,#سوليد_ورك,#,#سولد_ورك,
كلمة سر فك الضغط : books-world.net
The Unzip Password : books-world.net
أتمنى أن تستفيدوا من محتوى الموضوع وأن ينال إعجابكم
رابط من موقع عالم الكتب لتنزيل كتاب Introduction to Finite Element Analysis Using SOLIDWORKS Simulation 2023
رابط مباشر لتنزيل كتاب Introduction to Finite Element Analysis Using SOLIDWORKS Simulation 2023 
|
|
