Initial energy not equal to total energy
Dear all
I have created a model, which has an intial velocity 1252mm/s to impact on a plate. And the impact object mass is 147.7 Kg.
In my opinion the intial energy is 0.5*147.7Kg*(1252mm/s)^2 =115814.416 J
But when I plot the energy in hypergraph, the energy is about 277717 J . I don't know why they are different. I have uploaded the model I used.
could you help me? Thanks!
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Hi,
Total energy is a sum of internal energy ,kinetic energy, contact energy, etc... Can you plot only the IE and KE and check?
I am unable to plot the curve as my version doesn't support your files,
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Altair Forum User said:
Hi,
Total energy is a sum of internal energy ,kinetic energy, contact energy, etc... Can you plot only the IE and KE and check?
I am unable to plot the curve as my version doesn't support your files,
Yes, I plot KE and IE,
due to conservation of energy, the total energy should match with initial kinetic energy.
but the result shows they are not match. I don't know why?<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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Hi,
I think I am missing something.
Imagine you are doing a drop test. By virtue of its height you have PE at T=0.
Now when the object falls on the ground you will KE and the PE will be. Here PE is converted to KE (assuming there are no other forms of energy).
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Altair Forum User said:
Hi,
Total energy is a sum of internal energy ,kinetic energy, contact energy, etc... Can you plot only the IE and KE and check?
I am unable to plot the curve as my version doesn't support your files,
yes, I made a drop test. In order to increase analysis time, I added an initial velocity to the object. but the energy is same.
The question is that the energy is not match with output energy.why?
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Hi,
Add Gravity and calculate the intial PE and compare
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Altair Forum User said:
Hi,
Add Gravity and calculate the intial PE and compare
hi,
I added gravity, but the result is not reasonable. It shows that the total energy increased and the internal energy increased from 0.
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