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February 23, 2022 at 5:51 pm
musakucukali
SubscriberHello everyone!
I would like to make FSI analysis of AGARD wing. As some of you may already know it is full of one material composite wing like a wood. I'm trying to model it but I have some questions with the ACP. Is there any option or method to fill between to different cross section (at the tip and root of wing's cross sections) with lamination plies to make it full of that material? Please see the below figures:
February 25, 2022 at 12:40 amSean Harvey
Ansys Employee
This is possible. The high-level steps are below. If you are new to ACP, then hopefully you can get some practice using the tool. let us know if you need more details
Model wing as flat plate
Create wood material and "fabric" in ACP, specify the fabric thickness to be the total thickness of the wing, wood may be orthotopic so you can specify that with orthotopic material properties or if you prefer isotropic material, then direction is not important.
Create solid model
Bring in the upper and lower airfoil cad geometry into ACP as a surface and use cut off geometry to the shape of the airfoil
Alternatively, use thickness based on cad geometry, and import a solid that is the shape of the wing
The cad geometry will need to be positioned properly wrt to the flat surface since ACP extrudes the flat surface in 1 direction to form the solid mesh, not 1/2 in each direction about the midsurface
These last two techniques (one or other) will allow the solid mesh to conform to the airfoil shape.
Please try this technique and circle back with questions.
Regards Sean
March 4, 2022 at 4:06 pmmusakucukali
Subscriber
First of all, thank you very much for your response and time. It worked well! I highly recommend your suggestions to the others who might have same issue as me.
Kind regards
March 7, 2022 at 3:37 pmSean Harvey
Ansys Employee
You are most welcome. Best to you.
Regards Sean
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