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Chapter 1, “Introduction to FEA and SOLIDWORKS Simulation,” discusses
introduction to SOLIDWORKS Simulation, various types of analysis,
introduction to finite element analysis (FEA), and different phases of finite
element analysis (FEA): Pre-processing, Solution, and Post-processing. Also, it
introduces various terms and definitions used in finite element analysis (FEA).
This chapter also discusses different types of elements, the application areas of
FEA, system requirements for installing SOLIDWORKS Simulation, and
SOLIDWORKS interface. Besides, this chapter discusses how to invoke
different SOLIDWORKS documents and how to start with SOLIDWORKS
Simulation.
Chapter 2, “Create, Import, and Prepare Geometry,” discusses how to invoke
different environments of SOLIDWORKS for creating models, how to open an
existing SOLIDWORKS model, how to import a model created in another CAD
software, and how to import a neutral file. It also introduces how to prepare a
model in SOLIDWORKS Simulation for performing an analysis.
Chapter 3, “Introduction to Analysis Tools and Static Analysis,” introduces
various assumptions for considering the linear static analysis problem and how
to start with it in SOLIDWORKS Simulation. This chapter also introduces how
to define the analysis unit and material properties for geometry. It also discusses
about adding a new material and customizing the material properties. Besides, it
introduces boundary conditions (fixtures and loads) and meshing geometry.
Chapter 4, “Case Studies of Static Analysis,” discusses various case studies of
linear static analysis: Static Analysis of a Rectangular Plate, Static Analysis of a
Bracket with Mesh Control, Static Analysis of a Symmetrical Model, StaticAnalysis of a Torispherical Head with Shell Elements, and Static Analysis of a
Weldment Frame with Beam Elements.
Chapter 5, “Contacts and Connectors,” discusses various contacts and
connectors available in SOLIDWORKS Simulation. Besides, it introduces how
to perform the static analysis of various case studies having contact problems:
Static Analysis of a Hook Assembly with Contacts, Static Analysis of a Flange
Assembly with Bolt Connectors, and Static Analysis of an Assembly with Edge
Weld Connectors.
Chapter 6, “Adaptive Mesh Methods,” discusses different Adaptive meshing
methods (H-Adaptive and P-Adaptive) and how to setup an analysis with them.
Chapter 7, “Buckling Analysis,” introduces the concept of the buckling analysis
and how to perform the buckling analysis of different case studies: Buckling
Analysis of a Pipe Support, Buckling Analysis of a Beam.
Chapter 8, “Fatigue Analysis,” discusses about the failure of a design due to the
fatigue when the design undergoes cyclic loads. It also introduces how to
perform the fatigue analysis.
Chapter 9, “Frequency Analysis,” introduces how to perform the frequency
analysis to calculate the natural/resonant frequencies, the mode shapes
associated to each natural frequencies, and the mass participations in X, Y, and Z
directions.
Chapter 10, “Non-Linear Static Analysis,” introduces various assumptions for
considering the non-linear static analysis problems. Also, this chapter discusses
different iterative methods (Newton-Raphson (NR) scheme and Modified
Newton-Raphson (MNR) scheme) and incremental methods (Force,
Displacement, and Arc Length) to find the equilibrium solutions for the nonlinear analysis. This chapter also discusses different types of nonlinearities
(material nonlinearities, geometric nonlinearities, and contact nonlinearities) and
how to perform the non-linear analysis of various case studies: Non-Linear
Static Analysis of a Shackle, Non-Linear Static Analysis of a Handrail Clamp
Assembly, and Non-Linear Static Analysis of a Cantilever Beam.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction to FEA and SOLIDWORKS Simulation
Introduction to SOLIDWORKS Simulation
Linear Static Analysis
Frequency Analysis
Buckling Analysis
Thermal Analysis
Drop Test Analysis
Fatigue Analysis
Nonlinear Analysis
Linear Dynamic Analysis
Pressure Vessel Design Analysis
Introduction to Finite Element Analysis (FEA)
Working with Different Phases of FEA
Pre-processing
Solution
Post-processing
Important Terms and Definitions used in FEA
Stress
Strain
Load
Displacement
Hooke’s Law
Yield Strength
Ultimate Strength
Fracture Strength
Young’s Modulus
Stiffness
Poisson’s Ratio
Creep
MeshingElements
Nodes
Different Application Areas of FEA
Installing SOLIDWORKS Simulation
Getting Started with SOLIDWORKS Simulation
Task Pane
Standard Toolbar
SOLIDWORKS Menus
SOLIDWORKS Search
Invoking a New SOLIDWORKS Document
Invoking a New Part Modeling Environment
Invoking a New Assembly Environment
Invoking a New Drawing Environment
Identifying SOLIDWORKS Documents
Different Components of the Part Environment
CommandManager
FeatureManager Design Tree
View (Heads-Up) Toolbar
Status Bar
Adding CommandManager Tabs
Starting SOLIDWORKS Simulation
Summary
Questions
Chapter 2:Create, Import, and Prepare Geometry
Creating a Model in SOLIDWORKS
Opening an Existing SOLIDWORKS Model
Importing a Model Created in Another CAD Software
Importing a Neutral file
Preparing a Model for Analysis
Extruded Boss/Base Tool
Revolved Boss/Base Tool
Split Line ToolSimplify Tool
Tutorial 1
Tutorial 2
Hands-on Test Drive 1
Summary
Questions
Chapter 3: Introduction to Analysis Tools and Static Analysis
Making Assumptions for Linear Static Analysis
Working with Linear Static Analysis
Defining Analysis Units
Assigning Material Properties
Adding New Material Library, Category, and Material
Adding a New Material Category
Creating a Custom Material
Editing Properties of a Standard Material
Deleting Material library, Category, and Material
Defining Boundary Conditions
Applying Fixtures/Restraints
Applying Standard Fixtures
Applying Advanced Fixtures
Applying Loads
Applying the Force
Applying the Torque
Applying the Pressure
Applying the Gravity
Applying the Centrifugal Force
Applying the Bearing Load
Applying the Remote Loads/Mass
Meshing
Different Types of Elements
Creating Mesh on a Geometry
SummaryQuestions
Chapter 4: Case Studies of Static Analysis
Case Study 1: Static Analysis of a Rectangular Plate
Case Study 2: Static Analysis of a Bracket with Mesh Control
Case Study 3: Static Analysis of a Symmetrical Model
Case Study 4: Static Analysis of a Torispherical Head with Shell
Elements
Case Study 5: Static Analysis of a Weldment Frame with Beam
Elements
Hands-on Test Drive 1: Static Analysis of a Beam Support
Hands-on Test Drive 2: Static Analysis of a Bearing House
Summary
Questions
Chapter 5: Contacts and Connectors
Working with Contacts
Different Types of Contacts
Applying Contacts
Applying a Component Contact
Applying a Local Contact
Working with Connectors
Applying a Bolted connector
Applying a Pin connector
Applying a Link Connector
Applying a Bearing connector
Applying a Spot Weld Connector
Case Study 1: Static Analysis of a Hook Assembly with Contacts
Case Study 2: Static Analysis of a Flange Assembly with Bolt
Connectors
Case Study 3: Static Analysis of an Assembly with Edge Weld
Connectors
Hands-on Test Drive 1: Static Analysis of a Leaf Spring AssemblyHands-on Test Drive 2: Static Analysis of a Car Jack Assembly
Summary
Questions
Chapter 6: Adaptive Mesh Methods
Working with H-Adaptive Mesh
Working with P-Adaptive Mesh
Case Study 1: Static Analysis of a C-Bracket with Adaptive Meshing
Hands-on Test Drive 1: Static Analysis of a Wrench with Adaptive
Meshing
Summary
Questions
Chapter 7: Buckling Analysis
Introduction to Buckling Analysis
Case Study 1: Buckling Analysis of a Pipe Support
Case Study 2: Buckling Analysis of a Beam
Hands-on Test Drive 1: Buckling Analysis of a Column
Summary
Questions
Chapter 8: Fatigue Analysis
Introduction to Fatigue Analysis
Case Study 1: Fatigue Analysis of a Connecting Rod
Hands-on Test Drive 1: Fatigue Analysis of a Crankshaft
Summary
Questions
Chapter 9: Frequency Analysis
Introduction to Frequency Analysis
Case Study 1: Frequency Analysis of a Wine Glass
Case Study 2: Frequency Analysis of a Pulley Assembly
Hands-on Test Drive 1: Frequency Analysis of a Cantilever BeamSummary
Questions
Chapter 10: Non-Linear Static Analysis
Making Assumptions for Non-Linear Static Analysis
Using Iterative Methods for Non-Linear Analysis
Newton-Raphson (NR) Scheme
Modified Newton-Raphson (MNR) Scheme
Using Incremental Methods for Non-Linear Analysis
Force Incremental Control Method
Displacement Incremental Control Method
Arc Length Incremental Control Method
Case Study 1: Non-Linear Static Analysis of a Shackle
Case Study 2: Non-Linear Static Analysis of a Handrail Clamp
Assembly
Case Study 3: Non-Linear Static Analysis of a Cantilever Beam
Hands-on Test Drive 1: Non-linear Static Analysis of a Hook
Assembly
Summary
Questions
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