- [Instructor] We've seen
that matching the two independent studies
produces very different element qualities.
Now we're going to apply the properties
and loads and boundary conditions
to each study independently.
Let's start off with the with fillet study.
Again, just to double check,
we can see the fillets here visually.
If we go to the model tab we can see
again in the configuration manager
the default which is our starting point.
With fillets is the one that's active at the moment.
So with fillets is what we'll operate on.
The first job we want to do
is to apply the material properties
so let's right mouse click in here, apply/edit material,
and the library we want is the one we created
on the introductory course.
Course materials, it was a steel type
and the particular one we want is forged steel
so hit apply, close that out.
Now we can see in parentheses the 4030 forged steel
so it's the right material property in there.
Now I want to apply constraints as before so fixed geometry,
going to do this at the big end, the interface, click okay.
It's fully fixed geometry, check okay,
and that's the constraint applied.
Now for the loads we're going to use a force.
Got to simplify the applied load type
so I'm going to choose this region in here
which is the bearing face,
just check it's in inch pounds seconds units
and we're going to put in the value 20,000.
We're going to use this 20,000 just as an arbitrary force
to calibrate the difference
between the width fillets and the no fillets studies.
That looks okay, so we check okay,
and now that load's been applied.
So that's everything we need to do
in the with fillets model,
let's just double check to look at that mesh.
You see the very fine mesh for the material properties,
applying our loads, we have our boundary conditions.
So now it's time to go to the no fillets study.
Again you can see we've got the wrong geometry in here
so we go back to model, double check on here,
and now the fillets disappear
and we've got the right configuration.
Go back to our no fillet study, it's in sync,
you can see everything is live in here.
So we have the same material being applied,
we can go to the fixtures now, go through the same process,
fixed geometry applied at the big end, fixed, click okay.
Then for our loads want to apply a force.
Applying that in the bearing face here.
We want it to have 20,000.
Check okay.
And that's now the set up complete.
One last thing to do is to change the material property.
Right mouse click, apply/edit material.
Again we go to our course material, steel category,
that's the material, and we apply that, close it out,
and that's the material now applied there.
So in this video we set up the properties
and load and boundary conditions
for each of the studies independently
so we've got everything ready now
for the final analysis step
so now we'll just save this file off
and we'll call it advanced seven.