
plate deflection formula or calculation | SOLIDWORKS Forums
Sep 20, 2012 · 6.93 Kn / per meter (706.5 Kg /m x 9.81 / 1000) W Moment of Inertia 6750000 (3000 x 30^3 / 12) I Elastic modulus 210000 E I am now a bit confused as to what is the …
Deflection caused by wind load | SOLIDWORKS Forums
Aug 6, 2020 · The maximum deflection experienced should be around 13”, but I am getting over 49” as my number (which is entirely unreasonable, as the total length of the antenna is only …
How do I study plastic deformation? | SOLIDWORKS Forums
Feb 2, 2012 · I am a new user doing a study of a steel weldment with Solidworks simulation. Linear static analysis with large deformation shows that the Von Mises stresses are greater …
Simulation of a Force impact on Blade | SOLIDWORKS Forums
As a result I would like to plot deflection by time. My approach is to use '' Linear Dynamic - Modal Time History " - define the fixed geometry (the roots of the blades) and apply the force on the …
Pipe bending simulation | SOLIDWORKS Forums
Dec 11, 2020 · Hi, I'd like to ask regarding pipe bending situation where there is also a inner pressure applied. I have a DN1000 pipe with wall thickness of 11mm. It has a inner pressure …
SOLIDWORKS simulation force/time/Deflection Plot H
Aug 2, 2021 · Hello I am trying to run a very simple fixed cantilever beam deflection simulation. I have produced a 1mm (diameter) x 12mm (length) rod/beam. I fix this at one end. I then create …
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In theory, this is due to us flattening the PMMA when bonding to the glass, and over time, the PMMA wants to creep back to it's "normal" state of ~20um deflection.
Is there a way to apply a deflection to a beam the - SolidWorks
I've measured the deflection under load to be about 1/8". I would like to run a simulation with this amount of deflection and calculate the force required to make that bend.
Units of Simulation Deflection Results Ampres - SolidWorks
Aug 20, 2020 · I have results from a dynamic simulation run at 40 g input. The plot shows "Ampres" with a max value at 13.56. The actual displacement should be around 0.0005 …
Beam deflection does not match hand calculations - SolidWorks
Allowing the beams ends to rotate (simply supported) I get a very reasonable error of 3.3% on the deflection in the center, however with fixed ends the error is 21.3%.