SS-T: 1040 Liquid Body
Apply liquid body in SimSolid.
- Purpose
- SimSolid performs meshless
structural analysis that works on full featured parts and assemblies, is
tolerant of geometric imperfections, and runs in seconds to minutes. In this
tutorial, you will do the following:
- Apply liquid body to a water tank.
- Model Description
- The following model file is needed for this tutorial:
- LiquidMass.ssp
Open Project
- Start a new SimSolid session.
- On the main window toolbar, click Open Project .
- In the Open project file dialog, choose SNTime.ssp
- Click OK.
Copy Design Study
In the Project Tree, right-click the Design
study 1, BASELINE branch and select Copy
from the context menu.
Design study 2 will appear in the Project Tree.
You will apply liquid body to the second design study.
Apply Liquid Body
- In the Project Tree, click on the Assembly branch.
- On the workbench toolbar, select .
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On the main window toolbar, select
(Clip assembly with plane).
This will allow you to select the inner faces of the water tank.
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In the modeling window, select faces as shown in orange
in Figure 3.
- For Total mass, enter 10.
- Click OK.
Run Analysis
- On the Project Tree, open the Analysis Workbench.
- Click Solve.
Review Results
- In the Project Tree, select subcase.
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On the Analysis Workbench, select .
The Legend window will open and display the contour plot. The Frequency (Hz) window will open and list the modes.
Compare Results With and Without Liquid Body
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Plot Displacement Magnitude for the Modal 1 subcase of Design Study 1.
- On the Project Tree, select .
- On the Analysis Workbench toolbar, click Results plot.
- Select Displacement Magnitude.
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In the Project Tree, click between the
Results branches for Modal 1 from both Design Study 1
and Design Study 2 to compare the Displacement magnitude plots.