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Step 6: Results
Total Deformation
First, examine the total deformation by clicking on the Total Deformation button, . If you have used only two elements, you should see the output shown below.
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https://confluence.cornell.edu/download/attachments/125812731/2elemtotaldef_full.png
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https://confluence.cornell.edu/download/attachments/125812731/10elemtotdef_full.png
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Maximum Bending Stress
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Plot Deformed Shape of Midline
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Plot Bending Stress
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Plot Bending Moment
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Probe Displacement
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Check Your Understanding
Select the correct option below.
Consider the case where we replace our square cross-section in ANSYS with an I-shaped cross-section that is taller, has a lower cross-sectional area and the same moment of inertia. If we then re-solve the problem in ANSYS, which of the following results would be affected? Select all options that apply.
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Deformed shape of the midline, u_y(x)
Max. bending stress at root
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