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This class will raise your SolidWorks Simulation FEA skills to the next level! It offers hands-on experience on the use of SolidWorks Simulation nonlinear module. The two-day course provides an overview on a wide range of nonlinear structural/mechanical analysis topics. You will learn how to deal with models that exhibit large displacements and/or yielding, discuss and practice the use of many material models available in SolidWorks Simulation and, most importantly, how to drive a nonlinear analysis to successful completion.
Course details and prerequisites:
Duration: 2 Days
Type: Instructor
Led
Level: Intermediate
Prerequisites:
- Attended the SolidWorks Simulation Essentials Course
- Knowledge of SolidWorks
After the training you will be able to:
- Test your parts and assemblies for a
variety of different non-linear situations
- Apply non-linear materials
- View non-linear analysis results and
understand the effects to your SolidWorks
designs
Course Outline
Lesson 1 : Geometric Nonlinearities
- Large displacements problems
- Large strain formulation (rubber-like materials)
Lesson 2 : Material Nonlinearities
- Nonlinear elasticity
- Hyperelasticity (Mooney-Rivlin, Ogden)
- Plasticity (von Mises, isotropic/kinematic/mixed
hardening rules)
- Temperature dependent material properties
- Visco-elasticity and creep
- Contact (Boundary) Nonlinearities
- 3D nonlinear gap/contact analysis (with or without
material nonlinearities).
Lesson 3 : Numerical Procedures
- Solution control techniques (force, displacement,
and Arc-Length controls)
- Equilibrium Iterations schemes (Newton-Raphson,
modified Newton-Raphson)
- Termination schemes (convergence and divergence
criteria)
Lesson 4 : Special Topics
- Adaptive automatic stepping algorithm
- Prescribed non-zero displacements associated with
time curves
- Deformation dependent loading
- Analysis stabilization techniques
Lesson 5 : Viewing the Results
- Deflected shape plots
- Displacement and stress color filled contour plots
- Animation of deflected shape, displacement, and stress
contour plots
- X-Y plots for response quantities Isoplanes and
sectioning
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