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This document describes a finite element analysis in ANSYS of moving and repeating loads on a beam. It presents an ANSYS APDL code that defines a beam model with discrete elements and applies a sinusoidal load that moves along the beam over time. The load repeats its path multiple times. The code performs both static and transient analyses to determine the beam's displacement response to the moving repeating load.

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Moving and Repeating Load in APDL PDF

This document describes a finite element analysis in ANSYS of moving and repeating loads on a beam. It presents an ANSYS APDL code that defines a beam model with discrete elements and applies a sinusoidal load that moves along the beam over time. The load repeats its path multiple times. The code performs both static and transient analyses to determine the beam's displacement response to the moving repeating load.

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Moving and Repeating Load in ANSYS APDL

By:

Asst.Prof Dr. Hani Aziz Ameen

Technical College- Baghdad

Dies and Tools Eng. Dept.

Dr. Hani Aziz Ameen , Birth date 1971 in Baghdad- Iraq, has Ph.D. in
Mechanical Engineering – Applied Mechanics – from the University of
Technology –Iraq in 1998. He has more than 60 published papers and he is an
expert in the ANSYS software and finite element analysis.

Working in several universities and colleges and now he is Asst. Professor in


the Technical College – Baghdad / Dies and Tools Engineering Department.

E-mail: haniazizameen@yahoo.com
! This APDL for moving and repeating load
/config,nres,100000
/prep7
l=6
b=0.01
h=0.01
damp=0.0
f0=-11.772
f1= 1.6416
f2= 4.5262
f5=22.030
f10=89.061
dx=l/10

e=330.529e9
mp,ex,1,e
mp,dens,1, 10000

et,1,beam3
a=b*h
iz=b*h*h*h/12
r,1,a,iz,h/2

k=0
*do,x,0,l,dx
k=k+1

n,k,x
*enddo
nd=k

*do,k,2,nd
e,k-1,k
*enddo
/triad,lbot
!/window,1,top
/plopts,info,1
/plopts,logo,1
/pbc,rfor,0
gplot
d,1,All,0
d,nd,All,0

BEAM-STATIC.TXT

nr=(nd+1)/2
f,nr,fy,f0
/solu
antype,static,new
solve
finish
/post1
plnsol,u,y

BEAM-TRANSIENT.TXT

/solu
!alphad,damp
!betad,damp
nr=(nd+1)/2
ncycle=1
tsay=ncycle*(nd-1)

alpha=0.25
t1=1/f1
t0=t1/(2*alpha)

dt=t0/(nd-1)
t10=1/f10
ddt=t10/(nd-1)

antype,trans,new
outres,all,all
kbc,0
deltim,ddt
t=0
x=1
*do,ta,1,tsay+2- nd,(nd-1)
*if,ta,eq,x,then
*do,k,2,nd
f,k-1,fy,0
f,k,fy,f0
t=t+dt
time,t
solve
gplot
*enddo
x=x+((nd-1)*2)
*else
*do,k,nd-1,1,(-1)
f,k+1,fy,0
f,k,fy,f0
t=t+dt
time,t
solve
gplot
*enddo
*endif
gplot
*enddo
finish
/post26
file,,rdsp
nsol,2,nr,u,y
EXTREM,2
*get,maxy,VARI,2,extrem,vmin
*get,tmaxy,VARI,2,extrem,tmin

Note
The structural model consists of beam element has 2 nodes and 3 degrees of freedom. The
modeled as moving point loads as it shown in figure below. To facilitate the solution, the beam is
simply supported at the both end.

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