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hi all,
now im simulating 1/6 Stator Model and want to see the result(stress, displacement) in Hyperview. simulation ran well and completed. i imported h3d file in Hyperview window. but geometry, where i would see stress contour values, disappear right after i imported. can you help me or do you guys know the reason why? i attached the hm and h3d file.
thanks in advance.
Hello,
I don't believe your analysis ran correctly. You have an extremely high compliance, which typically means something is improperly constrained.
You can see this in the results file by reducing the deformation.
Hello, I don't believe your analysis ran correctly. You have an extremely high compliance, which typically means something is improperly constrained. You can see this in the results file by reducing the deformation.
hey jason, thanks for the Feedback. basically i used the same constraints with Rotor Simulation(Rforce). so i believe it should be correct BCs. but i m not sure(im beginner). can u give some feedback? in my case this analysis has completed. but in ur tool its not? Thanks in Advance!
Junhyeong
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