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Assignment 1

Stress and displacement analysis in a simply supported


Beam with circular section when Uniform distributed load is
applied.

Q. A simply supported beam having length 1000 mm and cross section of


beam is circular having diameter of 100 mm. A Uniform distributed load 1
N/mm is applied on the beam. What is max. Displacement and stress ?

deflection at the center is given by

𝑤𝐿4
y= ;
𝐸𝐼

where E= youngs modulus, w= applied load (N)/mm


𝜋𝑑 4
I= moment of inertia = L= length of beam
(mm)

× × −
𝑌= −
= . ×
× × × . ×

Moment=𝑀 = 𝑤 × /

Stress =𝑀 × 𝑌/𝐼
× × ×.
8
= −
=. 𝑀𝑃𝑎
. ×

Step 1: Launch Hyper Mesh Desktop and Set the User Profile
1. Launch Hyper Mesh Desktop.
The User Profiles dialog will appear by default.
2. Choose OptiStruct as the user profile by selecting the radio button beside it.
3. Click OK
Step 2: Define the Material
1. Right-click on the Model Browser tab and select Create > Material.

2. The new material card opens in the Entity Editor. Enter the following values for the card.

3. Here we will use MAT1 which is a linear isotropic material that can represent the steel

behaviour well
.

Step 3: Define the Cross section of beam element


1. From the 1-D page, click HYPERBEAM to access the launch panel.
2. Click standard section and then select standard section type.
3. Click on create.

4. Give the dimension and exit from hyper view window.

Step 4: Create Model Properties


1. Right-click on the Model Browser to Create > Property to create a new property card,
which opens in the Entity Editor.

2.Enter the following values to define the Beam property card.


3.Click on create and edit . Check the continuation line 2.

Step 5: Assign component


Select component and give component name and colour and all other parameter according
below fig.

Step 6: Define the length of beam.

From Geometry>nodes>xyz option>Give value (0,0,0) for reference


And specify the length and create and enter F for fit screen.

Give 25 nodes above two nodes and press create

.
Step-7: from 1D-element>bars>
1. First check you are click on bar.
2. Check your properties option.
3. Orientation should be Y-axis.
4. Select each node one by one.

Step 8: Apply constraint to your model

1. Right-click on the Model Browser tab and click on Create > Load Collector.
2. In the Entity Editor, set the name to SPC and change the colour of the load collector.

3. From the pull down menu, click on BCs > Create > Constraints.
4. Change the entity selection from nodes to points.
5. Select the lower left-hand side point and fix 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 DOFs.

6. Select the lower right-hand side point and fix 2 and 3 DOFs.
Step 9: Apply the forces to your model
1. Create a new load collector named Force and change its color to red.
2. From the pull down menu, click on BCs > Create > Forces.
3. Change the entity selection to nodes .
4. Select the all the 25 nodes of the beam.
5. Enter for magnitude = -40 and change the direction selector to y-axis.
6. Click create.
Step 10: Define the load step
1. Right-click in the Model Browser and select Create > Load Steps.
2. Enter the following information into the new load step through the Entity Editor
Step 11: Run the analysis
1. From the Analysis page, click OptiStruct to access the launch panel.
2. Click on save as฀ to select a location to run the solution at.
3. Click on OptiStruct to export the model with the default filename and start the solution.

4. Wait until the message Process completed successfully appears in the prompt window.
This message means that the process has run without error and the result files are available
for post-processing.
STEP 12-POST PROCESSING
From the pull-down menu, click Edit > Copy > Window
and click on the second window, then click Edit > Paste > Window. Repeat this procedure
for the third window.
Click on the XY Top Plane View, .
Click on the Page Layout toolbar button and select the 3 window layout
In the end, the page should look as below:
RESULT
1.DISPLACEMENT ANALYSIS

1. Click on the contour toolbar button and select as the result Displacement..
Click Apply
.2. Click on the Deformed button and set the Scale: to Scale factor, the Type: to Uniform
and Value: to 10. Change the undeformed shape: to edges and click Apply

2.STRESS ANALYSIS
With the third window active, click on the contour toolbar button and change the contour
type to ELEMENT STRESSES (1D)

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