Example25 Cylinder under Fixed Normal Displacement Subjected to Thermal Load

General

  • The model is a cylinder consisting of two different materials
    Its normal displacement is fixed and subjected to the thermal load.
     

  • The deformation, the displacement and the mechanical stress are solved.
     

  • Unless specified in the list below, the default conditions will be applied.
     

 

Analysis Space

Item

Settings

Analysis Space

3D

Model unit

mm

 

Analysis Conditions

The temperature is applied evenly on the model.

Select Thermal load and set the reference temperature and the reached temperature.

There is no need to couple with the thermal analysis [Watt].

Item

Settings

Solvers

Mechanical Stress Analysis [Galileo]

Analysis Type

Static analysis

Options

Select “Thermal load”.

The Step/Thermal Load tab is set as follows.

Tab

Setting Item

Settings

Step/Thermal Load

Reference temperature

0[deg]

Step/Reached Temperature Setting

Step 1: 300[deg]

Model

The cylinder’s top and bottom faces are fixed in all directions. The side is fixed in normal displacement.

The upper and lower bodies have different coefficients of expansion.

Body Attributes and Materials

Body Number/Type

Body Attribute Name

Material Name

0/Solid

Body1

Mat1

1/Solid

Body2

Mat2

The material properties are set up as follows:

Material Name

Tab

Properties

Mat1

Coefficient of Expansion

0x10^-6[1/deg]

Elasticity

Young’s modulus: 1×10^9[Pa]

Poisson’s ratio: 0.3

Mat2

Coefficient of Expansion

400×10^-6[1/deg]

Elasticity

Young’s modulus: 1×10^9[Pa]

Poisson’s ratio: 0.3

Boundary Conditions

Boundary Condition Name/Topology

Tab

Boundary Condition Type

Settings

Fix/Face

Mechanical

Displacement

Select all X/Y/Z components.

UX=0, UY=0, UZ=0

SlideFree/Face

Mechanical

Normal displacement

0.0×10^-3[m]

Results

The displacement diagram is shown below. The scale adjustment is “same scale”

Body2 is pushing up Body1.

 

The section at XZ plane is shown below.

The border has been moved upward translationally.