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I have a built model in spaceclaim and design modeler. Need to validate it based on the experiment carried out.
The model includes geometric imperfections, resudual stress. I have tests done for 900mm, 1200m and 1500mm compression angles. Need to parameterise this model to achieve the same values for length as the experiment as well as go off scale.
The results of the experiment include buckling of the angle iron when compressed by a certain value in the testing machine. The aim is to obtain the lateral displacement at the centre of the bar and the value of the critical force that corresponds to this. It is important that the model represents these results as closely as possible.
The task is quite simple. And having completed it, there would be another task with a complex model that was also built in spaceclaim.
For example, say a 1500mm long compression angle bar under a piston displacement of 3.1 reached a force of 220kN and the lateral displacement of the centre of the bar came out around 5mm.
You need to inflict a resudual stress of 60MPa.
The model includes geometric imperfections, resudual stress. I have tests done for 900mm, 1200m and 1500mm compression angles. Need to parameterise this model to achieve the same values for length as the experiment as well as go off scale.
The results of the experiment include buckling of the angle iron when compressed by a certain value in the testing machine. The aim is to obtain the lateral displacement at the centre of the bar and the value of the critical force that corresponds to this. It is important that the model represents these results as closely as possible.
The task is quite simple. And having completed it, there would be another task with a complex model that was also built in spaceclaim.
For example, say a 1500mm long compression angle bar under a piston displacement of 3.1 reached a force of 220kN and the lateral displacement of the centre of the bar came out around 5mm.
You need to inflict a resudual stress of 60MPa.