How can i set FEM parameters for a stailess tank filled with water?
Clearance between sheet metals must be zero?
I have to exclude welding from simulation?
thanks at all
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How can i set FEM parameters for a stailess tank filled with water?
Clearance between sheet metals must be zero?
I have to exclude welding from simulation?
thanks at all
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What questions are you trying to answer with the FEA?
The basic Inventor FEA solver is limited to linear, small displacement problems. It has pressure loads, but does not have a hydrostatic load. It does not understand the physics of welds, so if you are interested in distortion, heat affected zones, or other fine details, you will need to use a different FEA package. Inventor Nastran may fit the questions you are asking of the model.
Anyway, you might consider using shell elements for a thin-walled tank.
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What questions are you trying to answer with the FEA?
The basic Inventor FEA solver is limited to linear, small displacement problems. It has pressure loads, but does not have a hydrostatic load. It does not understand the physics of welds, so if you are interested in distortion, heat affected zones, or other fine details, you will need to use a different FEA package. Inventor Nastran may fit the questions you are asking of the model.
Anyway, you might consider using shell elements for a thin-walled tank.
Steve Walton
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Find max pressure in the tank and use it to run FEA.
Find max pressure in the tank and use it to run FEA.
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