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WEEK-4 PROJECT
MID SURFACE GENERATION AND MESHING OF PLASTIC COMPONENTS WITH VARYING THICKNESS (BOTTLE CAP)
OBJECTIVE:
S.NO |
QUALITY CRITERIA |
VALUE |
1 |
target/average length |
1 |
2 |
Minimum length |
0.4 |
3 |
Maximum length |
3 |
4 |
Aspect |
3 |
5 |
Warpage |
15 |
6 |
Jacobian |
0.7 |
7 |
Minimum Quad Angle |
45 |
8 |
Maximum Quad Angle |
135 |
9 |
Minimum Tria Angle |
30 |
10 |
Maximum Tria Angle |
120 |
11 |
Triangles Percentage |
15 |
ABSTRACT
METHODOLOGY
INTRODUCTION
Different kinds of bottle caps
PROCEDURE:
Checks Manager Dialog Box
Checks Manager Dialog Box
Checks Manager Dialog Box
2.ASSIGN PROPERTY ID (PID)
Property Identity(PID)
After assigning all the PIDs image of cap
3.GENERATE MID SURFACE
1)Using off-set we can either create mid surface individually for each part or we can select the whole geometry using ‘Feature Selection’.Then give half the thickness for each surface selected.
Mid surface after offsetting in red
2) Auto mid surface generation
Select one side with red
Select other side with green and thickness with blue
Mid surface generated
Full cap model mid surface
4.QUALITY CRITERIA
1)Aspect Ratio: It is defined as the ratio of maximum element edge length to the minimum element edge length. The ideal value is 1 but less than 5 is acceptable.
2)Minimum/Maximum element length: It is very important to check this error as it is used for crash analysis check.
3)Jacobian: It is the scale factor used in the transformation of coordinated system. The ideal value is 1 but greater than 0.6 is acceptable.
4)Skewness: If the quad element is not a square and has deformation, skewness is defined as 90 minus the minimum angle between the two lines joining the apposite mid sides of the element and similarly for the triangular element it is 90 minus the line between the each node of the opposing mid side. The ideal value is less than zero but 45 degree is acceptable.
5)Warp Angle: It is defined as the angle between normals of two triangular planes formed by splitting the quad element along diagonals.
6)Target element length: It is the size of the element which we get should be nearer to the value compared to experimental value.
Quality criteria dialog box
Mesh parameters dialog box
5.MESHING AND IMPORVEMENT OF THE MESH
1)Quad elements 2)Tria elements 3)Parabolic quad 4)Prabolic tria.
2D Elements Types
*L-Linear element *P-Parabolic element *()-Number of nodes
Top view after drawing shell as solid Bottom view after drawing shell as solid
Teeth, Spiral after drawing shell as solid
Mesh generation for teeth Mesh generation for ribs
Mesh from bottom view
Mesh from top view
Mesh generated for CAP model
Triple con and Double con nearer to each other Off elements formed
Learning Outcomes:
Conclusion:
From this project I can conclude, method of generating mesh for any geometry is very similar in case of shell meshing. I followed all the procedure mentioned in the grading policy. Practiced all the command in ANSA. Generated mid surfaces for different features like spiral,ribs,teeth etc with varying thicknesses. Able to defeature and do line adujstments in some areas. Able to mesh them successfully without any off elements. The majority of elements must be kept near to target length.
Hood Model of ANSA file link : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OJzGRkO1K-dSqHAqO8OGwSlJ9dq-6x5C/view?usp=sharing
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