Go to the ansys mechanical APDL then you can get chapters 1 and 2
“Launch ANSYS APDL, go to Help – Tutorial”
Complete chapters 1 and 2 and answer all the questions in the attachment (THE FOCUS IS ON CHAPTER 2, JUST SIMPLY FOLLOW THE STEPS)
I HAVE ATTACHED THE ANSYS APDL TUTORIAL IN THE ATTACHED PDF.
You can check out this video tutorial for better understanding: https://youtu.be/43PXYBqAIaM?si=EuunWDixdCW362IW
NOTE:
ONLY ACCEPT THIS QUESTION IF YOU HAVE ANSYS AND YOU CAN LAUNCH THE Mechanical APDL product launcher ON YOU COMPUTER. [VERY IMPORTANT TO CONFIRM THIS FIRST BEFORE ACCEPTING THIS QUESTION]
YOU MUST INCLUDE THE SCREENSHOT OF EACH SOLUTION WITHOUT CROPPING ANY PART OF THE ANSYS SCREEN OUT.
NO AI PLEASE.
SEND ME PROGRESS REPORT AS YOU ANSWER EACH QUESTION
PLEASE JUST STAY AWAY FROM THIS QUESTION IF YOU DON’T MEET THESE CRITERIA, I DON’T HAVE TIME!!!
Category: Mechanical Engineering
Go to the ansys mechanical APDL then you can get chapters 1 and 2 “Launch ANSYS
Go to the ansys mechanical APDL then you can get chapters 1 and 2
“Launch ANSYS APDL, go to Help – Tutorial”
Complete chapters 1 and 2 and answer all the questions in the attachment.
If you don’t have ANSYS APDL AND YOU CAN REPLICATE THE PROCESS IN ANSYS STUDENT VERSION, THEN YOU CAN CHECK THE PROCEDURE OF THE TUTORIAL IN THE ATTACHED PDF.
You can check out this video tutorial for better understanding: https://youtu.be/43PXYBqAIaM?si=EuunWDixdCW362IW
NOTE: ONLY ACCEPT THIS QUESTION IF YOU CAN ANSWER EVERYTHING CORRECTLY.
YOU MUST INCLUDE THE SCREENSHOT OF EACH SOLUTION WITHOUT CROPPING ANY PART OF THE ANSYS SCREEN OUT.
NO AI PLEASE
KINDLY SEND ME PROGRESS REPORT AS YOU ANSWER EACH QUESTION
PLEASE JUST STAY AWAY FROM THIS QUESTION IF YOU DON’T MEET THESE CRITERIA, I DON’T HAVE TIME!!!
Go to the ansys mechanical APDL then you can get chapters 1 and 2 “Launch ANSYS
Go to the ansys mechanical APDL then you can get chapters 1 and 2
“Launch ANSYS APDL, go to Help – Tutorial”
Complete chapters 1 and 2 and answer all the questions in the attachment.
NOTE: ONLY ACCEPT THIS QUESTION IF YOU HAVE ANSYS APDL SOFTWARE AND CAN ANSWER EVERYTHING CORRECTLY.
YOU MUST INCLUDE THE SCREENSHOT OF EACH SOLUTION WITHOUT CROPPING ANY PART OF THE ANSYS SCREEN OUT.
NO AI PLEASE
PLEASE JUST STAY AWAY FROM THIS QUESTION IF YOU DON’T MEET THESE CRITERIA, I DON’T HAVE TIME!!!
Go to the ansys mechanical APDL then you can get chapter 1 and 2 “Launch ANSYS A
Go to the ansys mechanical APDL then you can get chapter 1 and 2
“Launch ANSYS APDL, go to Help – Tutorial”
Complete chapters 1 and 2 and answer all the questions in the attachment.
NOTE: ONLY ACCEPT THIS QUESTION IF YOU HAVE ANSYS APDL AND CAN ANSWER EVERYTHING CORRECTLY.
Task 1 : Dimensional analysis and modeling Consider example 7.9 in slide 49, wh
Task 1 : Dimensional analysis and modeling
Consider example 7.9 in slide 49, which
we solved in class about the dimensional
analysis of Friction in a Pipe:
1. Employ the “BuckinghamPy” AI tool to replicate
the dimensional analysis we covered in class,
using the Buckingham Pi Theorem. Compare
your findings with our analytical solutions.
Access the tool at: BuckinghamPy Tool.
2. For this practical application, consider a pipe prototype with a
diameter of 1.2 m and a roughness of 0.0046 cm, transporting
crude oil at 25°C (viscosity of 0.01 Pa.s and density of 835 kg/m3)
at a velocity of 3 m/s. Our goal is to construct a scale model that
preserves the fluid dynamic similarities to this prototype using a
cast iron pipe with a roughness of 0.025 cm, circulating water at
25°C (viscosity of 0.89E-03 Pa.s and density of 1000 kg/m3).
Develop a VBA function integrated into an Excel spreadsheet to
calculate potential water velocities for various pipe diameters in
this model. Graph the relationship between these variables and
apply polynomial regression to derive a functional relationship.
Notes (1): Consider the pipe diameter range from 2.5 cm to 25
cm with 0.5 cm step.
(2) You can also change the surface roughness of the pipe model
by changing the pipe material.
TASK 2 : Differential analysis of fluid flowConsider example 9-2 in slide 17, which we solved in class
about the Design of a Compressible Converging Duct; you
are requested to perform the following tasks:
Create a VBA function within an Excel spreadsheet that predicts
the various steam functions and streamlines between x = 0 and x =
2.0 m.
Plot the approximate shape of the duct, ignoring friction on the
walls.
With the VBA Function, predict how high the duct should be at
section (2), the exit of the duct.
WHAT TO SUBMIT :
A short technical report shows the VBA and Excel spreadsheet
The excel spreadsheet used for your calculation
Task 1 : Dimensional analysis and modeling Consider example 7.9 in slide 49, wh
Task 1 : Dimensional analysis and modeling
Consider example 7.9 in slide 49, which
we solved in class about the dimensional
analysis of Friction in a Pipe:
1. Employ the “BuckinghamPy” AI tool to replicate
the dimensional analysis we covered in class,
using the Buckingham Pi Theorem. Compare
your findings with our analytical solutions.
Access the tool at: BuckinghamPy Tool.
2. For this practical application, consider a pipe prototype with a
diameter of 1.2 m and a roughness of 0.0046 cm, transporting
crude oil at 25°C (viscosity of 0.01 Pa.s and density of 835 kg/m3)
at a velocity of 3 m/s. Our goal is to construct a scale model that
preserves the fluid dynamic similarities to this prototype using a
cast iron pipe with a roughness of 0.025 cm, circulating water at
25°C (viscosity of 0.89E-03 Pa.s and density of 1000 kg/m3).
Develop a VBA function integrated into an Excel spreadsheet to
calculate potential water velocities for various pipe diameters in
this model. Graph the relationship between these variables and
apply polynomial regression to derive a functional relationship.
Notes (1): Consider the pipe diameter range from 2.5 cm to 25
cm with 0.5 cm step.
(2) You can also change the surface roughness of the pipe model
by changing the pipe material.
TASK 2 : Differential analysis of fluid flowConsider example 9-2 in slide 17, which we solved in class
about the Design of a Compressible Converging Duct; you
are requested to perform the following tasks:
Create a VBA function within an Excel spreadsheet that predicts
the various steam functions and streamlines between x = 0 and x =
2.0 m.
Plot the approximate shape of the duct, ignoring friction on the
walls.
With the VBA Function, predict how high the duct should be at
section (2), the exit of the duct.
WHAT TO SUBMIT :
A short technical report shows the VBA and Excel spreadsheet
The excel spreadsheet used for your calculation
Task 1 : Dimensional analysis and modeling Consider example 7.9 in slide 49, wh
Task 1 : Dimensional analysis and modeling
Consider example 7.9 in slide 49, which
we solved in class about the dimensional
analysis of Friction in a Pipe:
1. Employ the “BuckinghamPy” AI tool to replicate
the dimensional analysis we covered in class,
using the Buckingham Pi Theorem. Compare
your findings with our analytical solutions.
Access the tool at: BuckinghamPy Tool.
2. For this practical application, consider a pipe prototype with a
diameter of 1.2 m and a roughness of 0.0046 cm, transporting
crude oil at 25°C (viscosity of 0.01 Pa.s and density of 835 kg/m3)
at a velocity of 3 m/s. Our goal is to construct a scale model that
preserves the fluid dynamic similarities to this prototype using a
cast iron pipe with a roughness of 0.025 cm, circulating water at
25°C (viscosity of 0.89E-03 Pa.s and density of 1000 kg/m3).
Develop a VBA function integrated into an Excel spreadsheet to
calculate potential water velocities for various pipe diameters in
this model. Graph the relationship between these variables and
apply polynomial regression to derive a functional relationship.
Notes (1): Consider the pipe diameter range from 2.5 cm to 25
cm with 0.5 cm step.
(2) You can also change the surface roughness of the pipe model
by changing the pipe material.
TASK 2 : Differential analysis of fluid flowConsider example 9-2 in slide 17, which we solved in class
about the Design of a Compressible Converging Duct; you
are requested to perform the following tasks:
Create a VBA function within an Excel spreadsheet that predicts
the various steam functions and streamlines between x = 0 and x =
2.0 m.
Plot the approximate shape of the duct, ignoring friction on the
walls.
With the VBA Function, predict how high the duct should be at
section (2), the exit of the duct.
WHAT TO SUBMIT :
A short technical report shows the VBA and Excel spreadsheet
The excel spreadsheet used for your calculation
Task 1 : Dimensional analysis and modeling Consider example 7.9 in slide 49, wh
Task 1 : Dimensional analysis and modeling
Consider example 7.9 in slide 49, which
we solved in class about the dimensional
analysis of Friction in a Pipe:
1. Employ the “BuckinghamPy” AI tool to replicate
the dimensional analysis we covered in class,
using the Buckingham Pi Theorem. Compare
your findings with our analytical solutions.
Access the tool at: BuckinghamPy Tool.
2. For this practical application, consider a pipe prototype with a
diameter of 1.2 m and a roughness of 0.0046 cm, transporting
crude oil at 25°C (viscosity of 0.01 Pa.s and density of 835 kg/m3)
at a velocity of 3 m/s. Our goal is to construct a scale model that
preserves the fluid dynamic similarities to this prototype using a
cast iron pipe with a roughness of 0.025 cm, circulating water at
25°C (viscosity of 0.89E-03 Pa.s and density of 1000 kg/m3).
Develop a VBA function integrated into an Excel spreadsheet to
calculate potential water velocities for various pipe diameters in
this model. Graph the relationship between these variables and
apply polynomial regression to derive a functional relationship.
Notes (1): Consider the pipe diameter range from 2.5 cm to 25
cm with 0.5 cm step.
(2) You can also change the surface roughness of the pipe model
by changing the pipe material.
TASK 2 : Differential analysis of fluid flowConsider example 9-2 in slide 17, which we solved in class
about the Design of a Compressible Converging Duct; you
are requested to perform the following tasks:
Create a VBA function within an Excel spreadsheet that predicts
the various steam functions and streamlines between x = 0 and x =
2.0 m.
Plot the approximate shape of the duct, ignoring friction on the
walls.
With the VBA Function, predict how high the duct should be at
section (2), the exit of the duct.
WHAT TO SUBMIT :
A short technical report shows the VBA and Excel spreadsheet
The excel spreadsheet used for your calculation
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