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ANSYS Composite PrepPost 18.

0
Workshop 7.1 – Solid Modeling

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15. Workshop Solid Modeling

• This workshop will cover the solid model workflow using two
simple composite assemblies
• The composite part will be combined with metallic parts into an
assembly, and then analyzed

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15. Workshop Solid Modeling

Agenda
• Create composite layup
• Extrude solid model using extrusion guidelines
• Add metal parts
• Transfer parts to ANSYS Mechanical
• Apply boundary conditions, loads and solve the model
• Evaluate solid model results in ANSYS Composite PrepPost

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15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling
Start ANSYS Workbench and Restore Archive

1. Start ANSYS Workbench and restore Archive Solid_Modeling_FROM_START_18.0.wbpz


2. Save the Workbench project

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15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling
The archived project contains two systems:
• ACP(Pre)  The system
with the composite part

• Metal Parts  The system


with the non composite
metal parts of the assembly
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15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling

• The composite part and the metal parts will be assembled later

• The solid composite model is generated based on a shell model and


extruded to a solid model

• This is the first step of the workshop

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15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling
Open ANSYS Composite PrepPost Model

1. Open ANSYS Composite PrepPost; The shell mesh and materials are already defined

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15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling
Create Fabrics

1. Create a new fabric using Epoxy Carbon Prepreg material


and a thickness of 0.008 in
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15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling
Create Edge Wise Rosette

1
1. We will use an edge wise rosette to specify the fiber reference direction. Create a new edge wise
rosette based on Edge1. This edge has been defined as named selection in the model.
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15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling
Create Oriented Selection Set

1
1. Create a new Oriented Selection Set based on all elements. Use the edge wise rosette created in

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1
the previous step and an orientations direction as shown above.
15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling
Create Plies

1
1. Create a new ply group
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ANSYS, Inc. six new layers (0°, 0°, -30°, 30°, 0°,0°)
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15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling
• When the composite layup is defined the solid model is created by
extrusion.
• We will use extrusion guides imported as CAD file to extrude the model
along a specific surface.

Extrusion guideline
(CAD geometry)

Solid model extrusion using Solid model extrusion without


extrusion guidelines using guidelines in surface normal
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direction
15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling
• The unit system of the CAD file imported for the extrusion guide
is US Customary (inch), please change the unit system of ACP
(Pre)

Extrusion guideline
(CAD geometry)

Solid model extrusion using


extrusion guidelines
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15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling
Import CAD Geometry

1 3

2
1. Insert Geometry from the Component Systems
2. Link Geometry to Setup of ACP (Pre)

1 3.

4.
Import the cad file extrusion_guide.stp, the step file we will import can be
found in the workshop folder.
Update ACP (Pre) setup and return to ACP (Pre)
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15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling
Import CAD Geometry 3

1
2
1. The CAD file imported before is present in CAD Geometries
2
2. Create a new virtual geometry (Right mouse button on Virtual
Geometries
 Create Virtual Geometry)
3. Check whether your unit system is US Customary (in, lbm, lbf, s),

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the unit system of the imported CAD is US Customary
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15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling
Create a Solid Model

2
3
1
4
1. Create a new Solid Model (Right Mouse button on Solid Models
 Create Solid Model)
2. Select All Elements in element sets
3. Select extrusion method Analysis Ply Wise
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Select
ANSYS, Inc.
Resin Epoxy as Global Drop-Off Material
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15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling
Create a Solid Model
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2 4

1 1.
2.
Insert a new Extrusion Guide
Select Edge1 for the first extrusion guide
3. Select Type Geometry
4. Select the imported CAD geometry
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5. Repeat Steps 1-4 for Edge Set Edge2 using same geometry
15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling
• The solid model has been extruded by ANSYS Composite
PrepPost and can now be used for different analyses.

• In the next steps we will


assemble composite
and metal parts within
ANSYS Mechanical.

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15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling
Transfer composite and metal parts to ANSYS Mechanical

1
2

1. Update the ACP (Pre) Setup


2. Drag and Drop a new Static Structural system into the project schematic. Do not drop the new
system onto any of the existing systems.
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15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling
Transfer composite and metal parts to ANSYS Mechanical

1
3
2
1. Drag and Drop Setup of ACP (Pre) onto Model of the new Static Structural
(select Transfer Solid Composite Data)
2. Drag and Drop Model of Metal Parts onto Model of the new Static Structural
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15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling
Open ANSYS Mechanical

1. Open ANSYS Mechanical by double-clicking Model of the new Analysis System


2. Meshes and materials of the solid composite and of the metal parts are imported from the ACP
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(Pre) and Metal
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Parts analysis systems, they can not be modified here
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15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling
Check Automatically Defined Contacts

1. The contact regions for the assembly have been automatically defined by ANSYS
Mechanical. Please check both contact regions. Bonded contacts are used to
22 connect
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15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling
Apply Boundary Conditions

1
1. Apply a fixed support to one end
and a remote displacement to the
other end. Define a displacement
of 0.01 inch in x-direction and fix
all other displacements and
rotations.
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15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling
Solve the Model
2
1

1
1. Add Total Deformation to the solution
2. Solve the Model
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15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling
Postprocessing in ANSYS Composite PrepPost

2
1
1. Drag and Drop ACP (Post) onto Model of ACP (Pre) system
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2. ©Drag and Drop Solution
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of Static Structural analysis system onto Results of new ACP (Post) system
15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling 2

2
1. Update and open Results of new ACP (Post) system and update Model in ANSYS Composite PrepPost.
2. Add Failure Criteria to Definitions (the more failure criteria are evaluated the more resources are used
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for postprocessing)
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15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling
• Interlaminar strains and stresses for solid models are calculated by
ANSYS and automatically available in ANSYS Composite PrepPost.

• The following failure criteria should be switched to 3D: Maximum


Strain, Maximum Stress, Tsai-Wu, Tsai-Hill, Hashin, Puck, Cuntze

• All failure criteria can be evaluated at the same time


(If hardware resources allow this, ANYS Composite PrepPost utilizes
multiple CPUs to evaluate failure criteria)
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15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling

1. Select failure criteria


2. Configure failure criteria and switch failure criteria to 3D (if available)
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15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling

1
1. Add Failure Plot to Solution 1
2. show failure criteria ply wise
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15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling
Show plies as solid elements

• Select element edges


• Select surface highlighting
• Select element highlighting
• Select solid element highlighting

• Sometimes it is necessary to reselect plies


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15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling
Show inner plies as solid elements

31 • To analyze inner plies


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15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling
Failure criteria for different plies by selecting plies in the model tree

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15.1 Workshop Solid Modeling

• Compare 2D Failure Criteria evaluation vs. 3D Failure Criteria


evaluation

Tsai-Wu and Tsai-Hill


Tsai-Wu and Tsai-Hill 3D Evaluation
2D Evaluation
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15.2 Workshop Solid Modeling
Start ANSYS Workbench and Restore Archive

1. Start ANSYS Workbench and restore Archive pressure_vessel_from_start_18.0.wbpz


2. Save the Workbench project

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15.2 Workshop Solid Modeling

1
2 2

1. Drag and Drop ACP (Pre) in the project schematic


2. Connect the Geometry Cells

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15.2 Workshop Solid Modeling

1 2
2

1. In Engineering Data add composite material


2
properties,Epoxy_Carbon_UD_230GPa_Prepreg,
2. Double click Model of ACP (Pre), add mesh
and specify the resin material, Resin_Epoxy
properties for cap and lateral cylinder, generate
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15.2 Workshop Solid Modeling
1
1
2 3
2
3
Double click setup of ACP (Pre), define (1) a fabric material, (2) a new rosette, and (3) an oriented selection set as shown in
this slide
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15.2 Workshop Solid Modeling

1 1

1. Create a Modeling Group and add 5 plies with fibers oriented in the cylinder tangential direction
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15.2 Workshop Solid Modeling

1
1. Extrude a solid model, extrusion method Analysis Ply Wise,

1 Resin_Epoxy as global drop-off material


2. Update the model and leave ACP (Pre)

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15.2 Workshop Solid Modeling

1. Add Static Structural to the project schematic and connect to the ACP (Pre) model of the
vessel and the mechanical model of the supports
2. Open Mechanical in the Static Structural box
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15.2 Workshop Solid Modeling

1 1
3 2
1
4
1. Add bonded contact between the vessel and the two supports in the connections
2. Fix the bottom of the two supports and the rim of the cap
3. Apply pressure on the inside surface of the vessel
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4. Add total deformation in the solution for plotting purposes. Solve the model.
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15.2 Workshop Solid Modeling

1
2

1. Check the total deformation in Mechanical


2. Drag and Drop ACP (Post) on ACP (Pre) in the project schematic and connect its Results cell
with Solution of the Static Structural Analysis
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3. Update the project and open ACP (Post) to check the different laminae of the composite
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15.2 Workshop Solid Modeling

1 2
2

1
1. Add Max Strain and Max Stress in the Failure Criteria Definition
2. Insert Failure in the solution, the maximum IRF element wise. The critical spot is near the
vessel cap (need to introduce a fillet in the geometry to reduce stress concentration)
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