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This document provides a record of the verification and Validation of the ANSYS Version 7.0 software that is installed on selected CH2M HILL computers.

VALIDATION OF ANSYS FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS SOFTWARE Therefore, the MSG approach provides an efficient and accurate new way to model composite plates. The results of the MSG approach agree well with the ANSYS 3D approach while being as efficient as the ACP approach. In the ANSYS approach, 3D solid element models ( ANSYS 3D approach) are used as reference models and the 2D shell element models created by ANSYS Composite PrepPost (ACP approach) are compared with the MSG approach. To demonstrate the accuracy and efficiency of the MSG approach, several numerical cases are studied and compared using both MSG and ANSYS. The global structural analysis can also be handled in ANSYS after homogenization, which could predict the global behavior and provide needed inputs for dehomogenization. To improve the user friendliness of SwiftComp(TM), a simple graphic user interface (GUI) based on ANSYS Mechanical APDL platform, called ANSYS-SwiftComp GUI is developed, which provides a convenient way to create some common SG models or arbitrary customized SG models in ANSYS and invoke SwiftComp(TM) to perform homogenization and dehomogenization. MSG is implemented in a general-purpose code named SwiftComp(TM), which provides the constitutive models needed in structural analysis by homogenization and pointwise local fields by dehomogenization. Motivated by a recently discovered concept, Structure Genome (SG) which is defined as the smallest mathematical building block of a structure, a new approach named Mechanics of Structure Genome (MSG) to model and analyze composite plates is introduced. ABSTRACT (maximum 200 words) This study used the Computational Fluid Dynamics code, ANSYS - CFX toĪnalysis of composite plates by using mechanics of structure genome and comparison with ANSYS FUNDING NUMBERS 6.distribution is unlimited 12b. TITLE AND SUBTITLE Aerodynamic Analysis of a Canard Missile Configuration using ANSYS - CFX 5. OF A CANARD MISSILE CONFIGURATION USING ANSYS - CFX by Hong Chuan Wee December 2011 Thesis Advisor: Maximilian Platzer Second Reader.DATES COVERED Masterâ€™s Thesis 4.

Aerodynamic Analysis of a Canard Missile Configuration using ANSYS-CFX

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