SSLV105 - Stiffening centrifuges of a beam in rotation



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Titre : SSLV105 - Raidissement centrifuge d'une poutre en [...] Date : 19/09/2011 Page : 1/6 SSLV105 - Stiffening centrifuges of a beam in rotation Summarized: Test of Structural mechanics in linear static analysis. The geometry is that of a slender beam subjected to a rotation around one of its ends. 2 modelizations: multifibre elements 3D (HEXA20) and beams. One tests here the inertia forces of rotation (like test SSLV104) with taking into account of the centrifugal stiffening. The reference solution (analytical) takes into account the term of additional stiffness due to rotation. The results are identical to the reference solution.

Titre : SSLV105 - Raidissement centrifuge d'une poutre en [...] Date : 19/09/2011 Page : 2/6 1 Problem of reference 1.1 Geometry the structure is made up of a directed slender beam carried in space by the axis of directing vector 1,1,1. 0.5 m Z Y 0.02 m X Face encastrée Square section of area: 4.010 4 m 2 Length of beam: 0.5 m 1.2 Material properties E=2.10 11 Pa =0 =7800 kg /m 3 1.3 Boundary conditions and loadings free clamped Beam in rotation around an axis perpendicular to its greater dimension and passing by the center of the clamped face. Coordinates of the vector rotation: 1,0, 1. Rotational speed: =3000 rd / s. The important value rotational speed does not have anything physics.

Titre : SSLV105 - Raidissement centrifuge d'une poutre en [...] Date : 19/09/2011 Page : 3/6 2 Reference solution 2.1 Method of calculating used for the reference solution In local coordinate system of beam: the equation relating to displacement U x (without neglecting lengthening) is: 2 U x x 2 E 2 x U x =0 U x 0 =0 With the boundary conditions: U x L = x xx L =0 One poses = 2 E By integrating the preceding differential equation one obtains, in the reference of beam: sin x U x x = cos L x U =U =0 y z The displacement of any points of the beam is thus written in the total reference: U x X,Y,Z = 1 sin r 3 cos L r U y X,Y, Z = 1 sin r 3 cos L r U z X,Y,Z = 1 sin r 3 cos L r with r= X 2 Y 2 Z 2 2.2 Results of reference Values of three displacements to the center of the section furthest away from the rotational axis. 2.3 Uncertainty on the solution Without object (analytical solution).

Titre : SSLV105 - Raidissement centrifuge d'une poutre en [...] Date : 19/09/2011 Page : 4/6 3 Modelization A 3.1 Characteristic of the modelization Elements 3D (HEXA20) Maillage réglé comportant : 4 éléments sur la section 50 éléments sur la longueur 200 éléments au total 0.5 m Z Y 0.02 m X Face encastrée 3.2 Characteristic of the mesh Many nodes: 1521 Number of meshes and types: 200 HEXA20 3.3 Standard Identification Results of reference Value of reference Tolerance (%) DX in L ANALYTIQUE 8.75 10-3 0.1 DY in L ANALYTIQUE 8.75 10-3 0.1 DZ in L ANALYTIQUE 8.75 10-3 0.1

Titre : SSLV105 - Raidissement centrifuge d'une poutre en [...] Date : 19/09/2011 Page : 5/6 4 Modelization B 4.1 Characteristic of the modelization Elements multifibre Beams 4 fibers in the section 8 elements over the length 4.2 Characteristics of the mesh Many nodes: 9 Number of meshes and types: 8 SEG2 4.3 Standard Identification Results of Value of reference Tolerance (%) reference DX in L ANALYTIQUE 8.75 10-3 3.E-5 DY in L ANALYTIQUE 8.75 10-3 3.E-5 DZ in L ANALYTIQUE 8.75 10-3 3.E-5

Titre : SSLV105 - Raidissement centrifuge d'une poutre en [...] Date : 19/09/2011 Page : 6/6 5 Summary of correct the Operation results of option RIGI_ROTA. The beams with 8 elements give the solution to 2.10-5%. With only one element the error is only of 0.6%. In comparison, the elements 3D with 200 elements give the solution to 0.01%. This is due to the fact that the solution is integrated almost exactly with the beams. To note the increase in axial displacement compared to the case without stiffening (SSLV104 [V3.04.104]).