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Author: Ben Mullen, Cornell University
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Pre-Analysis
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and Start-Up
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This tutorial is not being updated any more. We recommend that you follow this newer tutorial on fluid-structure analysis of a wind turbine blade. Thank you! |
Open ANSYS Workbench
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Problem Specification
Open ANSYS Workbench
Now that we have completed the pre-calculations, we are ready to do a simulation in ANSYS Workbench! . Open ANSYS Workbench by going to Start > ANSYS > Workbench. This will open the start up screen seen as seen below
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To begin, we need to tell ANSYS what kind of simulation we are doing. If you look to the left of the start up window, you will see the Toolbox Window. Take a look through the different selections. The bicycle crank is a static structural Because we are only doing a force loading, we will be doing a Static Structural simulation. Load the Static Structural tool box by dragging and dropping it into the Project Schematic.
Name the Project Bike Crank Wind Turbine Blade by doubling clicking Static Structural (ANSYS) underneath the project schematic.
Go to Step 2 - : Geometry