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April 24, 2017, 08:44 |
Stress analysis of a clamped beam
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Christophe VASSE
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Dear all,
I am currently validating test cases of a clamped beam under several types of load: - concentrated load at free end of the beam - linear distributed load - polynomial distributed load - discontinuous load (constant load q for a < x < (a+b), 0 otherwise) all this with solver solidDisplacementFoam and groovy boundary conditions. I reused the clamped beam available in solver solidEquilibriumDisplacementFoam for my case, refining the mesh as follows : 50 cells with a grading of 100 along X (beam axis), 50 cells along Y and 1 cell along Z (2D case). As for the boudary conditions, I used groovy tractionDisplacement conditions for the free end of the beam and for the top and bottom surfaces. The other end of the beam is clamped with a fixedValue condition (see attached D file for the example of the linear distributed loading). Displacement and axial stress results seem to be OK, except at the clamped end of the beam (x=0), where a stress discontinuity is systematically observed whichever the case (see attached screenshots). Close to the end, the stresses become consistent with the analytical results, but I cannot get rid of this "edge effect"... Would someone have any idea of what happens here?... Thanks in advance Christophe |
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beam, soliddisplacmentfoam, stress analysis |
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