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Designing a cantilever with narrow strip at the hinged part
Posted 2011年2月5日 GMT-5 02:34 2 Replies
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sir,
may i know how to design a cantilever in 3.5a and 4.1 comsol versions for the given structure.
may i know how to design a cantilever in 3.5a and 4.1 comsol versions for the given structure.
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2 Replies Last Post 2011年2月6日 GMT-5 00:15
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1 decade ago
Hi
all depends how and what you want to study.
you can start in 2D draw 2 or 3 rectangles side by side, define the "thickness" depth in "Z" direction (out of paper) , define the material properties and then go on.
You can also consider the large block as rigid and just not inlude it at all (depends on the details you are looking for)
Then in 3D you draw 3 blocks, side by side
To learn how to use the CAD section perform some of the exercices that are described in detail in the doc
There is basically no differences (apart from the GUIs) between 3.5 and 4 for the geoemtry build up
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Good luck
Ivar
all depends how and what you want to study.
you can start in 2D draw 2 or 3 rectangles side by side, define the "thickness" depth in "Z" direction (out of paper) , define the material properties and then go on.
You can also consider the large block as rigid and just not inlude it at all (depends on the details you are looking for)
Then in 3D you draw 3 blocks, side by side
To learn how to use the CAD section perform some of the exercices that are described in detail in the doc
There is basically no differences (apart from the GUIs) between 3.5 and 4 for the geoemtry build up
--
Good luck
Ivar
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Thank you for your help