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February 15, 2021 at 5:07 am
Abdullah2021
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I am a student conducting arc welding simulation in ANSYS. The voltage: V = 24 volt, Current I = 75 Amp and efficiency = 0.6. Plate Dimensions are 300 x 300 x 2 mm****3 . I am implementing goldak heat source model(ref: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXLRsagT_ZI&ab_channel=S.B). The code is as follows:
Commands inserted into this file will be executed just prior to the ANSYS SOLVE command.
! These commands may supersede command settings set by Workbench.
! Active UNIT system in Workbench when this object was created: Metric (mm, kg, N, s, mV, mA)
! NOTE: Any data that requires units (such as mass) is assumed to be in the consistent solver unit system.
! See Solving Units in the help system for more information.
CMSEL,ALL
*GET,EMAX,ELEM,,NUM,MAX
*GET,EMIN,ELEM,,NUM,MIN
ALLSEL
TIME_WELD=60
DT=1
A=2.9315
B=2
C1=3.81
C2=7.622
TAU=0
FF=0.6
FR=1.4
Q=1080
VEL=5
NPT=TIME_WELD/DT
NROPT, FULL
*DO,i,1,NPT,1
WTIME=(i)
TIME,WTIME
HCENTER=VEL*WTIME
*DO,jj,EMIN,EMAX,1
X=CENTRX(jj)
Y=CENTRY(jj)
Z=CENTRZ(jj)
CSI=-Z+VEL*(TAU-WTIME)
*IF,Z,GT,HCENTER,THEN
C=C1
F=FF
*ELSE
C=C2
F=FR
*ENDIF
PART1=(6*(3**0.5)*F*Q)/(A*B*C*3.14*(3.14**0.5))
PART2=(exp(-3*(X/A)**2))*(exp(-3*(Y/B)**2))*(exp(-3*(CSI/C)**2))
QF=PART1*PART2
BFE,jj,HGEN,,QF
*ENDDO
ALLSEL
SOLVE
*ENDDO
CMSEL,ALL
BFEDELE,ALL,ALL
I am also attaching temperature contours and the problem is the temperature won't even go beyond 100 C (may be its because of units but I have even used "m" in parameter definitions as in the reference video. But in that case no moving source is seen). Furthermore, the employed parameters of goldak are obtained from experiment and are in mm.
February 17, 2021 at 6:15 pmDave Looman
Ansys EmployeeCheck the solving units in the help and at the top of the solve.out (solution information) file. The solving units may not match the active units in the gui. If they are as expected hand calculate the expected rate of temperature rise based on total Q, approximate volume of elements, mass density and specific heat.nViewing 1 reply thread- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
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