Problem Statements

Problem Statement 1

Beam Element Subjected to Bending Force:-

1.5
1,000 N
L section
20

2.5 100 mm
15

E = 1.93 x e05 N/mm2 and Nu = 0.31 (Stainless Steel)

Note:
• Using the analytical formula to calculate Stress and Displacement.
• Using the software get the results of Stress and Displacement and compare with
analytical results.
Problem Statement 2

Plate With Hole 2D Meshing

1000 mm

Thickness = 10 mm

E = 2.1 x 105
1000 mm 10,000 N Nu = 0.3
Rho = 7.9 x 10-9
Radius = 50mm
Inputs :

1. Number of elements around hole – 12

2. Elements type – Quad (no tria elements)
3. Element Order – 1st (Linear) Order

Outputs:

1. Number of Nodes
2. Number of Elements
3. Max. Von misses Stress
Problem Statement 3

Linear Static Analysis on a front wheel knuckle (Left Knuckle.IGS):

 Material :- Isotropic : Aluminium Alloy

 Element Type :- Tetra elements
 Element Size :- 3 mm
 Pressure due to stub axle during cornering :-
100 MPa (at stub axle position)
 Constraints : Top and bottom holes

 Output : Total deformation, Von Misses Stress

Problem Statement 4

Linear Static Analysis on a front wheel knuckle (Left Knuckle.IGS):

 Material :- Isotropic : Aluminium Alloy

 Element Type :- Tetra elements
 Element Size :- 3 mm
 Force due to brake calliper :- 300N (Z axis)
 Constraints : Top and bottom holes

 Output : Total deformation, Von Misses Stress

Problem Statement 5

Linear Static Analysis on a 2D Pressure Tank (PressureTank.stp)

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Thickness : 5 mm
 Pressure: 10 MPa (all faces except bottom face)
 Constraints : Bottom face of the tank Bottom face
 Output : Total deformation, Von Misses Stress
Problem Statement 6

Thermal Stress Analysis on a Pre-meshed Coffee lid (coffee_lid.hm):

 Material :- Isotropic : Plastic

 Element Type :- 2D Quad/Tria elements
 Thickness :- 1 mm
 Temperature on all nodes :- 50 degrees
 Constraints : Front and back side

 Output : Total deformation, Von Misses Stress

Problem Statement 7

Thermal Stress Analysis on a Heatsink (Heatsink.STEP):

 Material :- Isotropic : Aluminium Alloy

 Element Type :- Tetra elements
 Temperature on bottom face :- 230 degrees
 Constraints : Side faces

 Output : Total deformation, Von Misses Stress

Side face

Side face
Bottom face
Problem Statement 8

Thermal Stress Analysis on a Engine Block (engblock.igs):

 Material :- Isotropic : Cast Iron

 Element Type :- Tetra elements
 Temperature on internal faces of cylinder bore :-
600 degrees
 Constraints : 4 bolting locations

 Output : Total deformation, Von Misses Stress

Bolting location Bolting location
Internal face

Bolting location Bolting location

Problem Statement 9

Thermal Stress Analysis of a Pre-meshed Printed Circuit Board (circuit_board.hm):

 Material :- Anisotropic : Plastic

 Element Type :- 2D & 3D elements
 Thickness :- 0.001 mm
 Temperature on solder pads :- 345 degrees
 Constraints : Mounting holes

 Output : Total deformation, Von Misses Stress

Problem Statement 10

Thermal Stress Analysis on a Heatsink (Heatsink.STEP):

 Material :- Anisotropic : Aluminium Alloy

 Element Type :- Tetra elements
 Temperature on bottom face :- 230 degrees
 Constraints : Side faces

 Output : Total deformation, Von Misses Stress

Side face

Side face
Bottom face
Problem Statement 11

Thermal Stress Analysis on a Engine Block (engblock.igs):

 Material :- Anisotropic : Cast Iron

 Element Type :- Tetra elements
 Temperature on internal faces of cylinder bore :-
600 degrees
 Constraints : 4 bolting locations

 Output : Total deformation, Von Misses Stress

Bolting location Bolting location
Internal face

Bolting location Bolting location

Problem Statement 12

Linear Steady State Heat Transfer Analysis of a Pre-meshed Pipe (thermal.fem):

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Assume a convection coefficient
 Element Type :- 3D elements
 Temperature on inner face of pipe :- 60 degrees
 Ambient Temperature :- 20 degrees
 Convection Interface :- Outer face

 Output : Grid Temperature, Flux, Thermal

Gradients
Problem Statement 13

Linear Steady State Heat Transfer Analysis on a Heatsink (Heatsink.STEP):

 Material :- Isotropic : Aluminium Alloy

 Assume a convection coefficient
 Element Type :- Tetra elements
 Temperature on bottom face :- 230 degrees
 Convection Interface :- All remaining faces
 Ambient Temperature :- 20 degrees

 Output : Grid Temperature, Flux, Thermal Gradients

Bottom face
Problem Statement 14

Linear Steady State Heat Transfer Analysis on a Engine Block (engblock.igs):

 Material :- Isotropic : Cast Iron

 Assume a convection coefficient
 Element Type :- Tetra elements
 Temperature on internal faces of cylinder bore :-
600 degrees
 Convection Interface :- All remaining faces
 Ambient Temperature :- 20 degrees
Internal face
 Output : Grid Temperature, Flux, Thermal Gradients
Problem Statement 15

Coupled Linear Heat Transfer Analysis of a Pre-meshed Pipe (pipe.fem):

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Element Type :- 3D elements
 Temperature on highlighted nodes :- 0 degrees Heat flux
 Heat Flux Magnitude :- 1

 Output : Total deformation, Von Misses Stress

Problem Statement 16

Coupled Linear Heat Transfer Analysis on a Heatsink (Heatsink.STEP):

 Material :- Isotropic : Aluminium Alloy

 Assume a convection coefficient
 Element Type :- Tetra elements
 Temperature on bottom face :- 230 degrees
 Convection Interface :- All remaining faces
 Ambient Temperature :- 20 degrees
 Constraints : Side faces

 Output : Total deformation, Von Misses Stress

Side face

Side face
Bottom face
Problem Statement 17

Coupled Linear Heat Transfer Analysis on a Engine Block (engblock.igs):

 Material :- Isotropic : Cast Iron

 Assume a convection coefficient
 Element Type :- Tetra elements
 Temperature on internal faces of cylinder bore :-
600 degrees
 Convection Interface :- All remaining faces
 Ambient Temperature :- 20 degrees
Bolting location Bolting location
 Constraints : 4 bolting locations Internal face

 Output : Total deformation, Von Misses Stress

Bolting location Bolting location

Problem Statement 18

Linear Transient Heat Transfer Analysis of a Pre-meshed Fin (heat_transfer_fin.fem): Heat Flux

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Element Type :- 3D Hex elements
 Initial Temperature :- 25 degrees
 End Time :- 500 seconds
 Time Interval :- 10 seconds
 Ambient Temperature :- 25 degrees constant
 Heat Flux Magnitude :- 0 at 0 sec & 0.1 at 500 sec
 Convection Interface :- All remaining faces

 Output : Grid Temperature, Flux, Thermal

Gradients
Problem Statement 19

Linear Transient Heat Transfer Analysis on a Piston (Piston.igs): Top face

 Material :- Isotropic : Structural Steel

 Assume a convection coefficient
 Element Type :- Tetra/Hex elements
 Element Size :- 3 mm
 Temperature on top face :- 2000 degrees
 Convection Interface :- All remaining faces
 Ambient Temperature :- 20 degrees

 Output : Grid Temperature, Flux, Thermal

Gradients

Assume end time, time increment and time vs

temperature plots.
Problem Statement 20

Linear Transient Heat Transfer Analysis on 3D Brake Disc (Brake_Disc_Motorcycle.IGS):

Outer face

 Material :- Isotropic : Structural Steel

 Assume a convection coefficient
 Element Type :- Tetra/Hex elements
 Element Size :- 10 mm
 Temperature on outer face :- 200 degrees
 Convection Interface :- All remaining faces
 Ambient Temperature :- 20 degrees

 Output : Grid Temperature, Flux, Thermal

Gradients

Assume end time, time increment and time vs

temperature plots.
Problem Statement 21

Inertia Relief on a Pre-meshed A-Arm (ie_carm.hm):

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Element Type :- 3D elements
 Force on one end :-
10000 N in -ve X axis &
30000 N in +ve Z axis
 Constraints :- Mounting locations

 Output : Total deformation, Von Misses Stress

Forces
Problem Statement 22

Inertia Relief on a Spring (spring.igs):

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Element Type :- 3D elements
 Force (assume location):-
5000 N in +ve X axis &
10000 N in -ve Z axis
 Constraints :- Assume locations

 Output : Total deformation, Von Misses Stress

 Compare the results with the results of static

structural analysis.
Problem Statement 23

Inertia Relief on a Spanner (spanner.IGS):

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Element Type :- 3D elements
 Force (assume location):- 5000 N in +ve X axis & Moment :- 10000 Nm about Z axis
 Constraints :- Assume locations

 Output : Total deformation, Von Misses Stress

 Compare the results with the results of static structural analysis.

Problem Statement 24

Eigenvalue Buckling Analysis on a Pre-meshed Column (buckling.hm):

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Element Type :- 2D elements
 Thickness :- 1 mm
 Force on top :- 1 N in -ve Z axis
 Constraints :- Bottom of the column

 Output : Load Multiplier, Buckling Mode shapes

Problem Statement 25

Eigenvalue Buckling Analysis on a Frame (frame.iges):

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Element Type :- 1D elements
 Force :- 20,000N on Top vertices
 Constraints :- Bottom vertices

 Output : Load Multiplier, Buckling Mode shapes

Problem Statement 26

Eigenvalue Buckling Analysis on a Windmill (windmill.iges):

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Element Type :- 1D elements
 Force :- 1,00,000 N on Top vertices
 Constraints :- Bottom vertices

 Output : Load Multiplier, Buckling Mode shapes

Problem Statement 27

CWELD Elements to connect mesh (dissimilar.hm):

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Element Type :- 3D elements
 Force :- 100N
 Constraints :- Left face

 Output : Displacement and Stress

Problem Statement 28

Axisymmetry using Linear Static Analysis (axi-symmetry_full_geometry.hm):

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Element Type :- 3D elements
 Pressure on top :- 50 Mpa
 Constraints :- Bottom face

 Output : Displacement and Stress

 Perform axisymmetry on half model and cyclic

section
Problem Statement 29

Axisymmetry using Linear Static Analysis on 3D Flange (3D_Flange.IGS):

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Element Type :- 3D elements
 Pressure on top :- 10 Mpa
 Constraints :- Bottom face fixed

 Output : Displacement and Stress

 Perform axisymmetry on half model and cyclic

section
Problem Statement 30

Axisymmetry using Linear Static Analysis on 3D Pressure Vessel (3D_Pressure_vessel.igs):

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Element Type :- 3D elements
 Pressure on inside walls :- 20 Mpa
 Constraints :- Bottom face fixed

 Output : Displacement and Stress

 Perform axisymmetry on half model and cyclic

section
Problem Statement 31

Analysis of a Composite Aircraft Structure (frame.hm):

 Material :- Carbon Fiber

 Element Type :- 2D elements
 Loads & Constraints :- As shown in the
figure

 Output : Displacement and Stress

 Solve first with PCOMP and again with

PCOMPG properties and compare the
result.
Problem Statement 32

Static Structural Analysis of a bicycle frame (frame.stp):

 Material :- Epoxy Carbon UD (395 GPa) Prepreg &

Honeycomb
 Thickness: 2 mm
 Element Size: 10 mm
 Force: Apply forces as shown in the figure (all loads
in Y axis)
 Constraint: Apply constraints as shown in the
figure

 Output: Total Deformation, von-Mises Stresses

 Solve first with PCOMP and again with PCOMPG

properties and compare the result.

 Stackup definition:
Problem Statement 33

Static Structural Analysis of a cockpit (cockpit.stp):

 Material: Carbon Fiber (230 GPa) & Epoxy E-Glass

 Thickness: 2 mm
 Element Size: 5 mm
 Force: Apply force as shown in the figure (in Z axis)
 Constraint: Apply constraints on back face as
shown in the figure

 Output: Total Deformation, von-Mises Stresses

 Solve first with PCOMP and again with PCOMPG

properties and compare the result.

 Stackup definition:
Problem Statement 34

Nonlinear Gap Analysis of an Airplane Wing Rib (rib.hm):

 Material :- Aluminium
 Element Type :- 2D elements
 Loads & Constraints :- As shown in the
figure

 Output : Displacement and Stress

 Solve as both Linear and Non-Linear

analysis and compare the result.
Problem Statement 35

Perform a modal analysis on a splash shield (Sshield.hm):

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Element Type :- 2D
 Thickness :- 1 mm
 Initial frequency :- 0 Hertz
 Final Frequency :- 1000 Hertz
 Apply constraints at the mounting
locations highlighted in the figure

 Output: Find 10 mode shapes

Problem Statement 36

Perform a modal analysis on a fan blade (Fan_Blades.igs):

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Element Type :- 3D
 Initial frequency :- 100 Hertz
 Final Frequency :- 1000 Hertz
 Apply constraints at the center of the blade

 Output: Find 10 mode shapes

Problem Statement 37

Perform a modal analysis on a turbine (turbine.STEP):

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Element Type :- 3D
 Initial frequency :- 1 Hertz
 Final Frequency :- 1000 Hertz
 Apply constraints at the center

 Output: Find 6 mode shapes

Problem Statement 38

Direct Frequency Response Analysis of a Flat Plate (direct_response_flat_plate_input.fem):

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Element Type :- 2D
 Thickness :- 0.1 mm
 Force :- 20 N
 Constraints :- As shown in the figure
 Frequency Range :- 0 to 1000 Hz

 Output: Displacement vs Frequency Plot

Problem Statement 39

Perform Direct Frequency Response Analysis on spring (spring_dfr.IGS):

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Force: 1000 N. Location: Top flat face
 Constraints: Bottom flat face
 Frequency Range : 1Hz
 Frequency Range : 500 Hz
 Damping Ratio: 0.2

 Output: Displacement vs Frequency Plot

Problem Statement 40

Perform Direct Frequency Response Analysis on Crankshaft (crank.iges):

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Force: 2500 N. Location: Top face of crankpin
[middle one]
 Constraints : As shown in the figure
 Frequency Range : 0Hz
 Frequency Range : 1000 Hz
 Damping Ratio: 0.2

 Output: Displacement vs Frequency Plot

Problem Statement 41

Modal Frequency Response Analysis of a Flat Plate (modal_response_flat_plate_input.fem):

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Element Type :- 2D
 Thickness :- 0.1 mm
 Force :- 20 N
 Constraints :- As shown in the figure
 Frequency Range :- 0 to 1000 Hz

 Output: Displacement vs Frequency Plot

Problem Statement 42

Perform Modal Frequency Response Analysis on spring (spring_dfr.IGS):

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Force: 1000 N. Location: Top flat face
 Constraints: Bottom flat face
 Frequency Range : 1Hz
 Frequency Range : 500 Hz
 Damping Ratio: 0.2

 Output: Displacement vs Frequency Plot

Problem Statement 43

Perform Modal Frequency Response Analysis on Crankshaft (crank.iges):

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Force: 2500 N. Location: Top face of crankpin
[middle one]
 Constraints : As shown in the figure
 Frequency Range : 0Hz
 Frequency Range : 1000 Hz
 Damping Ratio: 0.2

 Output: Displacement vs Frequency Plot

Problem Statement 44

Computation of ERP of a pre-meshed front cover of catalytic converter (cover.fem):

 Pre-requisite: Frequency Response

Setup already defined.

 Output: Equivalent Radiated Power

Problem Statement 45

Computation of ERP of a cargo hull (Cargo_Hull.igs):

 Material: Structural Steel

 Thickness: 2 mm
 Element Size: 3 mm
 Force: Apply force of -100 N in Z axis on the
edge as shown in the figure
 Constraint: Apply constraints on bottom edges
as shown in the figure
 Frequency Range: 300 Hz – 600 Hz

 Output: Equivalent Radiated Power

Problem Statement 46

Computation of ERP of a splash shield (splashshield.step):

 Material: Structural Steel

 Thickness: 1 mm
 Element Size: 3 mm
 Force: Apply force on mounting hole as
shown in the figure (in X axis)
 Constraint: Apply constraints on mounting
holes as shown in the figure
 Frequency Range: 0 Hz – 1000 Hz

 Output: Equivalent Radiated Power

Problem Statement 47

Direct Transient Response Analysis of a Pre-meshed Bracket (bracket_transient.hm):

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Dynamic load on top :- 1500 N
 Constraints :- Side legs as shown in the figure
 End time :- 4s
 Time Increments :- 0.005s

 Output : Total deformation, Von Misses Stress

Problem Statement 48

Direct Transient Response Analysis of a Spanner (Spanner_trans.IGS):

 Material: Structural Steel

 Element Size: 2 mm

Force Time
100 0-2
500 3-5
1000 6-10
500 11-15
1000 16-18
5000 18-20
10000 21-22

 Output: Total deformation, Von Misses Stress

Problem Statement 49

Modal Transient Response Analysis of a Pre-meshed Bracket (bracket_transient.hm):

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Dynamic load on top :- 1500 N
 Constraints :- Side legs as shown in the figure
 End time :- 4s
 Time Increments :- 0.005s

 Output : Total deformation, Von Misses Stress

Problem Statement 50

Modal Transient Response Analysis of a Spanner (Spanner_trans.IGS):

 Material: Structural Steel

 Element Size: 2 mm

Force Time
100 0-2
500 3-5
1000 6-10
500 11-15
1000 16-18
5000 18-20
10000 21-22

 Output: Total deformation, Von Misses Stress

Problem Statement 51

Random Response Analysis of a Pre-meshed Flat Plate (direct_psd.hm):

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 2 Direct Frequency Response loadsteps pre-
defined on the plate
 Random loading

 Output : RMS Stress & Displacement plot

Problem Statement 52

Random Response Analysis of a Spring (spring_dfr.IGS):

 Material: Steel
 Create two direct frequency response
loadsteps assuming loading conditions
 Fixed Support Location: Bottom flat face
 Define random loading
 Output: RMS Stress & Displacement plot
Problem Statement 53

Random Response Analysis of a Pressure vessel (pressurevessel.igs):

 Material: Steel
 Create two direct frequency response
loadsteps assuming loading conditions
 Fixed Support Location: Bottom flat face
 Define random loading
 Output: RMS Stress & Displacement plot
Problem Statement 54

Response Spectrum Analysis of a Structure (building.hm): 20,000 mm

 Circular Cross-Section of radius : 1.5 m

 Fixed support at the bottom
30,000 mm
 Modal Analysis :
Max Modes to find : 10
 RS Acceleration (excitation) :
Using .csv file
In Z direction 30,000 mm
 Directional Combination : ALG
 Modal Combination : SRSS

 Output : Maximum Displacement & Stress

30,000 mm

10,000 mm
Problem Statement 55

Response Spectrum Analysis of a 3D Crankshaft (Crankshaft.igs):

1,0.02
 Material: Steel
100,0.05

 Element Size: 6 mm 200,0.13

300,0.3
 Fixed support on both ends 400,0.14

 Max Modes to find: 6 500,0.13

600,0.4
 RS Acceleration in Y-direction. Use the 700,0.23
800,0.14
following plot of frequency, acceleration: 900,0.13
1000,0.16
1100,0.28
 Output: Maximum Displacement & Stress 1200,0.5
1300,0.35
1400,0.3
1500,0.28
Problem Statement 56

Random Response Analysis of a 3D Hinge (Hinge.igs):

 Material: Steel
 Element Size: 1 mm
 Fixed support on one end
 Max Modes to find: 2
 RS Acceleration in Y-direction. Use the
following plot of frequency, acceleration:

1,0.02
500,0.05
1000,0.13
1550,0.3

 Output: Maximum Displacement & Stress

Problem Statement 57

Complex Eigenvalue Analysis of a Reduced Brake System (brake.fem & DMIG.pch):

 Material :- Steel
 Max Modes to find : 20
Complex Modes to find : 12
 PARAM :-
G :- 0.2
FRIC :- 0.05

 Output : Complex Modes

Problem Statement 58

Fatigue analysis of a control arm using S-N (Stress - Life) Method (ctrlarm.fem & load1.csv & load2.csv):

 Material :- Aluminium
 2 Linear static loadsteps setup with
2 different loadings
 Load-Time history graph for both
loadings
 Stress Combination Method :-
Signed von Mises
 Mean Stress correction method :-
Gerber
 No surface finish and no heat
treatment

 Output : Life and Damage

Problem Statement 59

Fatigue analysis of a crank using S-N (Stress - Life) Method (singlecrank.stp):

 Material :- Steel
 Force on crankpin :- 2500 N
 Assume a Load-Time history
 Constraints on both ends
 Stress Combination Method :-
Signed von Mises
 Mean Stress correction method :-
Gerber
 No surface finish and no heat
treatment

 Output : Life and Damage

Problem Statement 60

Fatigue analysis of a engine block using S-N (Stress - Life) Method (engblock.igs):

 Material :- Steel
 Pressure on internal faces :- 2 MPa
 Assume a Load-Time history
 Constraints on bottom faces
 Stress Combination Method :-
Signed von Mises
 Mean Stress correction method :-
Gerber
 No surface finish and no heat
treatment

 Output : Life and Damage

Problem Statement 61

Fatigue analysis of a control arm using E-N (Strain - Life) Method (ctrlarm.fem & load1.csv & load2.csv):

 Material :- Aluminium
 2 Linear static loadsteps setup with
2 different loadings
 Load-Time history graph for both
loadings
 Stress Combination Method :-
Signed von Mises
 Mean Stress correction method :-
SWT
 No surface finish and no heat
treatment

 Output : Life and Damage

Problem Statement 62

Fatigue analysis of a crank using E-N (Strain - Life) Method (singlecrank.stp):

 Material :- Steel
 Force on crankpin :- 2500 N
 Assume a Load-Time history
 Constraints on both ends
 Stress Combination Method :-
Signed von Mises
 Mean Stress correction method :-
SWT
 No surface finish and no heat
treatment

 Output : Life and Damage

Problem Statement 63

Fatigue analysis of a engine block using E-N (Strain - Life) Method (engblock.igs):

 Material :- Steel
 Pressure on internal faces :- 2 MPa
 Assume a Load-Time history
 Constraints on bottom faces
 Stress Combination Method :-
Signed von Mises
 Mean Stress correction method :-
SWT
 No surface finish and no heat
treatment

 Output : Life and Damage

Problem Statement 64

Fatigue analysis of a control arm (S-N Stress - Life Method) using FPM (ctrlarm.fem & load1.csv & load2.csv):

 Material :- Aluminium
 2 Linear static loadsteps setup with
2 different loadings
 Load-Time history graph for both
loadings
 Stress Combination Method :-
Signed von Mises
 Mean Stress correction method :-
Gerber
 No surface finish and no heat
treatment

 Output : Life and Damage

Problem Statement 65

Fatigue analysis of a crank (S-N Stress - Life Method) using FPM (singlecrank.stp):

 Material :- Steel
 Force on crankpin :- 2500 N
 Assume a Load-Time history
 Constraints on both ends
 Stress Combination Method :-
Signed von Mises
 Mean Stress correction method :-
Gerber
 No surface finish and no heat
treatment

 Output : Life and Damage

Problem Statement 66

Fatigue analysis of a engine block (S-N Stress - Life Method) using FPM (engblock.igs):

 Material :- Steel
 Pressure on internal faces :- 2 MPa
 Assume a Load-Time history
 Constraints on bottom faces
 Stress Combination Method :-
Signed von Mises
 Mean Stress correction method :-
Gerber
 No surface finish and no heat
treatment

 Output : Life and Damage

Problem Statement 67

Fatigue analysis of a control arm (E-N Strain - Life Method) using FPM (ctrlarm.fem & load1.csv & load2.csv):

 Material :- Aluminium
 2 Linear static loadsteps setup with
2 different loadings
 Load-Time history graph for both
loadings
 Stress Combination Method :-
Signed von Mises
 Mean Stress correction method :-
SWT
 No surface finish and no heat
treatment

 Output : Life and Damage

Problem Statement 68

Fatigue analysis of a crank (E-N Strain - Life Method) using FPM (singlecrank.stp):

 Material :- Steel
 Force on crankpin :- 2500 N
 Assume a Load-Time history
 Constraints on both ends
 Stress Combination Method :-
Signed von Mises
 Mean Stress correction method :-
SWT
 No surface finish and no heat
treatment

 Output : Life and Damage

Problem Statement 69

Fatigue analysis of a engine block (E-N Strain - Life Method) using FPM (engblock.igs):

 Material :- Steel
 Pressure on internal faces :- 2 MPa
 Assume a Load-Time history
 Constraints on bottom faces
 Stress Combination Method :-
Signed von Mises
 Mean Stress correction method :-
SWT
 No surface finish and no heat
treatment

 Output : Life and Damage

Problem Statement 70

NLSTAT Analysis of Solid Blocks in Contact (nlstat.hm):

 Material :- Elasto-Plastic Material

 Element Type :- 3D
 Pressure as shown in the figure
 Constraints as shown in the figure
 Contact between two blocks
 Contact Type :- Slide
 Solve for both loading and unloading

 Output : Contact forces, Displacement &

Stresses
Problem Statement 71

NLSTAT Analysis of Gasket Materials in Contact (gasket_model.hm):

 Material :- Elasto-Plastic & Gasket

Material
 Element Type :- 3D
 Pressure as shown in the figure
 Constraints as shown in the figure
 Contact between gasket and solids
 Contact Type :- Stick

 Output : Contact forces, Gasket Pressure

and Closure, Displacement & Stresses
Problem Statement 72

1D and 3D Pretensioned Bolt Analysis (Pretension.hm):

 Create contacts using Auto Contact

Manager
 Define pretension force of 4500 N on 4
head bolts using Pretension Manager
 Solve pretension and use the results for
the final (pressure) loadstep

 Output : Contact forces, Gasket Pressure

and Closure, Displacement & Stresses
Problem Statement 73

Front Impact Analysis (Linear Static Analysis ) on a 2D Meshed Roll Cage (Roll_Cage.hm):

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Thickness : 2 mm (to all the members)
 Force acting on front members only
 Total force is 12,000 N
 Constraints : Front and Rear Suspension mounting
points

 Output : Total deformation, Von Misses Stress

Problem Statement 74

Front Rollover Analysis (Linear Static Analysis) when the vehicle undergoes a front rollover (Roll_Cage.hm)

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Thickness : 2 mm (to all the members)
 Force of 10,000 N acting on front member as
shown in the figure
 Constraints : Front and Rear Suspension mounting
points

 Output : Total deformation, Von Misses Stress

Note: To define force in an angle, in

Force panel, instead of defining
direction using x,y or z, use N1 &
N2 and select two nodes which
defines the direction.
select two nodes on this
member to define direction
Problem Statement 75

Front Torsion Analysis (Linear Static Analysis) when the vehicle undergoes a front torsion (Roll_Cage.hm)

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Thickness : 2 mm (to all the members)
 Force to be applied on front left suspension mounts:
1,000 N (+Z Axis)
 Force to be applied on front right suspension mounts:
1,000 N (-Z Axis)
 Constraints : Rear Suspension mounting points

 Output : Total deformation, Von Misses Stress

Problem Statement 76

Front Bump Analysis (Linear Static Analysis) when the vehicle’s front wheel travels over a bump (Roll_Cage.hm)

 Material :- Isotropic : Steel

 Thickness : 2 mm (to all the members)
 Total force on front suspension mounts: 2,500 N (+Z Axis)
 Constraints : Rear Suspension mounting points

 Output : Total deformation, Von Misses Stress

Important Notes:

• Feel free to assume any parameter/input not given in the problem statement. Please refer to the
respective video to understand which inputs are required for which analysis.
• Use engineering handbooks or Google to find out material properties (if not given).
For example, if material is given as Titanium but no values are given then use google to find those
values as they are very commonly available on the internet.
• Constraints should be applied as per the inputs or real life working conditions.
Please refer to actual working of the component/structure/assembly to understand which
constraints to define at which location.
Prepare a Power Point presentation for all the problem statements exactly in the order given below:

• Your name, email id, contact number, college/company name

• Problem Statement 1
1. Screenshot of final geometry
2. Screenshot of final Mesh
3. Screenshot of loading & boundary conditions
4. Screenshot of all results (as requested in the problem statement)
• Problem Statement 2
• Repeat Steps 1-4.
• Repeat the process for all problem statements.

Please save all HM files for verifications.

Note: 1. Follow the above order of screenshots and format strictly.

2. All the screenshots should cover the entire screen including time in bottom right status bar.
3. Do not forget to save the HM file for future verifications.

Once the PowerPoint presentation is complete, then save the PowerPoint Presentation in PDF format and send the
PDF via mail to hr@eleation.com.