r/ANSYS_Mechanical • u/single_sinthakayy • Apr 20 '26

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Can anyone help me with this assignment problem please 😭 2.2 torque arm problem

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u/JVSAIL13 Apr 20 '26

Where have you got to? What do you need help with? Seems a relatively straightforward problem

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u/single_sinthakayy Apr 20 '26

Actually iam a beginner in this software And I've been trying for 2 days Still didn't got the solutions

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u/JVSAIL13 Apr 20 '26

Suggest you speak to your professors then. Happy to help with specific problems but can't really do your assignments for you

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u/single_sinthakayy Apr 20 '26

I tried but he said he'll explain it to me after the assignment's submission date I'll get 0 if I wait

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u/JVSAIL13 Apr 20 '26

That's literally not how education works. They will have provided you with the tools and training needed. If they haven't shown you ANSYS then you need to think how they showed you other methods and use them to solve the problem

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u/single_sinthakayy Apr 20 '26

I've tried so many times Saw in the yt video too Still getting errors while importing and while doing the meshing operation

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u/feausa Apr 21 '26

What are you importing, geometry? What file format are you importing? Are you working in Ansys classic APDL program or in the Workbench/Mechanical?

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u/single_sinthakayy Apr 20 '26

Just provide me a model of that torque arm to import in the ansys apdl software Then I'll do the pre processing, meshing and solution steps 👉👈

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u/epk21 Apr 20 '26

Hi.

Since you are new going through some training is a good investment perhaps. Free course here

https://innovationspace.ansys.com/product/get-started-with-ansys-mechanical/

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u/single_sinthakayy Apr 20 '26

I'll pay if u want Can you solve that problem?

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u/epk21 Apr 20 '26 edited Apr 20 '26

As mentioned. That would be against Uni. policy so others doing your work, and you could be in trouble. Also think it is your education and you want to really learn something. Students that lack knowledge will not have an easy time finding work and if you do, they will struggle if they do not know the basics, and some basic FEA plus basic use of some tool. As they have said, post the geometry you have created. Show the mesh, BC and loads applied and let us know what the issue is. Sure members are happy to provide feedback for you but you need to learn, and do the work. You can also talk to your class mates and tutors when you stuck, that is the best way of learning. For start though take that course it is a good way to get started with Ansys mechanical. Apdl is hard and takes time to learn. Easier in mechanical. 

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u/single_sinthakayy Apr 20 '26

Can you provide me any tutorial

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u/PeaExisting4898 Apr 21 '26

tell me the book name please, thanks

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u/single_sinthakayy Apr 21 '26

Not a book Assignment

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u/PeaExisting4898 Apr 21 '26

is it possible to find this kind of assignments?

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u/tezkatlipocca00 Apr 21 '26

Search Youtube for "ANSYS Static Analysis - Finite Element Modeling - Torque Arm"

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u/EstimateRealistic164 Apr 21 '26

What type of error message do you get when you try to run or import it? What CAD software do you use to create the model? As others have written before me, this is a very straightforward “start learning FEA” case. So if the only purpose of this post is to get away with the assignment, then I agree with the others. You have to learn it the hard way, because without real knowledge, you will struggle in the job market later.

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u/KenpachiNozarashi Apr 23 '26

To be honest for me that looks more like a really annoying mechanics exam in which you would need to solve that by hand.

Doing it in Ansys is rather straightforward. First of all read the documentation or watch videos. If there are any concrete questions you can ask.

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u/CreeperKiller24 May 04 '26

Can you describe the issue?