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Uses Finite Element Analysis (FEA) as Implemented in SolidWorks
Simulation Outlining a path that readers can follow to ensure a
static analysis that is both accurate and sound, Introduction to
Static Analysis using SolidWorks Simulation effectively applies one
of the most widely used software packages for engineering design to
the concepts of static analysis. This text utilizes a step-by-step
approach to introduce the use of a finite element simulation within
a computer-aided design (CAD) tool environment. It does not center
on formulae and the theory of FEM; in fact, it contains essentially
no theory on FEM other than practical guidelines. The book is
self-contained and enables the reader to progress independently
without an instructor. It is a valuable guide for students,
educators, and practicing professionals who wish to forego
commercial training programs, but need to refresh or improve their
knowledge of the subject. Classroom Tested with Figures, Examples,
and Homework Problems The book contains more than 300 illustrations
and extensive explanatory notes covering the features of the
SolidWorks (SW) Simulation software. The author presents commonly
used examples and techniques highlighting the close interaction
between CAD modelling and FE analysis. She describes the stages and
program demands used during static analysis, details different
cases, and explores the impact of selected options on the final
result. In addition, the book includes hands-on exercises, program
commands, and a summary after each chapter. Explores the static
studies of simple bodies to more complex structures Considers
different types of loads and how to start the loads property
managers Studies the workflow of the run analysis and discusses how
to assess the feedback provided by the study manager Covers the
generation of graphs Determines how to assess the quality of the
created mesh based on the final results and how to improve the
accuracy of the results by changing the mesh properties Examines a
machine unit with planar symmetrical geometry or with circular
geometry exposed to symmetrical boundary conditions Compares 3D FEA
to 2D FEA Discusses the impact of the adopted calculating
formulation by comparing thin-plate results to thick-plate results
Introduction to Static Analysis using SolidWorks Simulation equips
students, educators, and practicing professionals with an in-depth
understanding of the features of SW Simulation applicable to static
analysis (FEA/FEM).
Uses Finite Element Analysis (FEA) as Implemented in SolidWorks
Simulation Outlining a path that readers can follow to ensure a
static analysis that is both accurate and sound, Introduction to
Static Analysis using SolidWorks Simulation effectively applies one
of the most widely used software packages for engineering design to
the concepts of static analysis. This text utilizes a step-by-step
approach to introduce the use of a finite element simulation within
a computer-aided design (CAD) tool environment. It does not center
on formulae and the theory of FEM; in fact, it contains essentially
no theory on FEM other than practical guidelines. The book is
self-contained and enables the reader to progress independently
without an instructor. It is a valuable guide for students,
educators, and practicing professionals who wish to forego
commercial training programs, but need to refresh or improve their
knowledge of the subject. Classroom Tested with Figures, Examples,
and Homework Problems The book contains more than 300 illustrations
and extensive explanatory notes covering the features of the
SolidWorks (SW) Simulation software. The author presents commonly
used examples and techniques highlighting the close interaction
between CAD modelling and FE analysis. She describes the stages and
program demands used during static analysis, details different
cases, and explores the impact of selected options on the final
result. In addition, the book includes hands-on exercises, program
commands, and a summary after each chapter. Explores the static
studies of simple bodies to more complex structures Considers
different types of loads and how to start the loads property
managers Studies the workflow of the run analysis and discusses how
to assess the feedback provided by the study manager Covers the
generation of graphs Determines how to assess the quality of the
created mesh based on the final results and how to improve the
accuracy of the results by changing the mesh properties Examines a
machine unit with planar symmetrical geometry or with circular
geometry exposed to symmetrical boundary conditions Compares 3D FEA
to 2D FEA Discusses the impact of the adopted calculating
formulation by comparing thin-plate results to thick-plate results
Introduction to Static Analysis using SolidWorks Simulation equips
students, educators, and practicing professionals with an in-depth
understanding of the features of SW Simulation applicable to static
analysis (FEA/FEM).
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