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Stanley adopted MBD for ANSYS
as their Multibody dynamics simulation software in ANSYS Workbench!
Multibody simulation of locking plier using MBD for ANSYS - motion analysis tool
(Watch youku video)
The steps to use MBD for ANSYS
Step #1. Import the CAD file.
Step #2. Create joints, spring and contact.
Step #3. Define the gripping force as a driving force.
Step #4. Run the simulations and review the results.
Step #5. Modify the parameters and compare the results.
Step #1. Import the CAD file.
Firstly, import the CAD file using ANSYS Workbench.
Step #2. Create joints, spring, and contact.
Create dynamic objects using GUI.
Step #3. Define the gripping force as a driving force.
Step #4. Run the simulation and review the results.
Step #5. Modify the parameters and compare the results.
– Changing the magnitude of the input force
– Changing the spring coefficient
-> Users can compare the effect of the change on the output force using the simulation.
Load Transfer for FEA
MBD for ANSYS Multi-Body Dynamics simulation outputs are automatically transferred as loads on a FEA model.
Step #1. Configure the MBD Load Transfer.
– Run 1. MBD Load Transfer Config.
– Select the part to transfer the loads and the time instants.
Step #2. Set the FE Boundary Condition and Solve.
– Run 2. Set FE Boundary Cond.
– Solve the FEA model using the transferred load condition.
Multi-Body Dynamics software Tightly integrated into ANSYS Workbench ™
MBD for ANSYS (Multi-Body Dynamics for ANSYS)
MBD for ANSYS is an add-on module for ANSYS Workbench
that is used to simulate the transient behavior of a mechanical assembly in motion
and is developed by FunctionBay.
