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how to do strain modal analysis on ansys workbench (modal analysis + harmmonic analysis), how do you

    • vibrachid
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      how to do strain modal analysis on ansys workbench (modal analysis + harmmonic analysis), how do you choose strain modes shapes corresponding to the resonance frequencies, what phase angle to take?n
    • peteroznewman
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      nStrain Energy in a Modal analysis is answered in your other post: https://forum.ansys.com/discussion/23738/how-do-we-calculate-the-strain-modal-energy#latestnPlease reply with more detail about your structure. Show the Modal Analysis Effective Mass Participation Summary that is available under the Solution Information folder in a Modal analysis. Describe the periodic loads that are acting on the structure. If there is more than one load, describe why each load might have a specific phase relative to the first load.n
    • vibrachid
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      thank you very much Peter, that is the correct answer.nNow my second question is how we calculate Strain modes shapes. similar to the displacement mode shape, the strain mode shape was defined as the surface strain response of the structure when it vibrated at a certain resonant frequency. a built-in beam measuring 1006x46x5 mm3. E = 220 Gpa, µ = 0.3, density = 7896 kg m3. a unit force applied to one of the vertices of the free end. I carried out the modal analysis after I carried out the harmonic analysis (from the solution tab). I found the frequency response function of displacement, acceleration and strain . after to find the strain mode shape, I calculate the normal elastic strains corresponding to the resonance frequencies and I'm not sure that's the right answer. during the calculation of normal elastic deformation we must choose the frequencies and the phase angle (Sweeping phase °) then my question, which sweeping phase I should take and is it the right procedure to have the strain mode shape . Thanks in advance.nn
    • vibrachid
      Subscriber
      nthank you very much Peter, that is the correct answer.nNow my second question is how we calculate Strain modes shapes. similar to the displacement mode shape, the strain mode shape was defined as the surface strain response of the structure when it vibrated at a certain resonant frequency. a built-in beam measuring 1006x46x5 mm3. E = 220 Gpa, µ = 0.3, density = 7896 kg m3. a unit force applied to one of the vertices of the free end. I carried out the modal analysis after I carried out the harmonic analysis (from the solution tab). I found the frequency response function of displacement, acceleration and strain . after to find the strain mode shape, I calculate the normal elastic strains corresponding to the resonance frequencies and I'm not sure that's the right answer. during the calculation of normal elastic deformation we must choose the frequencies and the phase angle (Sweeping phase °) then my question, which sweeping phase I should take and is it the right procedure to have the strain mode shape . Thanks in advance.nn
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