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Assuming the bottom layer contains 10 fibers and the top layer contains 50 fibers. The microstructure can be assumed as square packing with fiber volume fraction equal to 60%. Note the lines between unit cells in Figure 2 are artificial and they are used to show the unit cell. The length of the laminate is 25 mm, and the width is 5 mm, and the thickness of each layer is 0.5 mm. It is clamped at one end and free at the other end. It is subject to 100 Pa pressure on the top surface. ![]() Figure 2 Example problem ANSYS-SwiftComp GUI is used to solve this problem. There are two ways to attack this problem by MSG and its companion code SwiftComp™: Classical Plate Model and Classical Beam Model. For each way, the detail steps of modeling and analysis are given. Classical Plate Model: Using MSG, the original problem is decoupled, as shown in Figure 3, into a constructive modeling over a 3D SG (left) and a structural analysis of a plate (right). ![]() Figure 3 3D SG and structural analysis for classical plate model The detailed steps are given in the following: First, create the 3D SG. Then, use ANSYS-SwiftComp GUI to performed homogenization: Solution ¡ú Homogenization ¡ú Plate/Shell Model. Use default parameter. A screenshot is shown in Figure 4. ![]() Figure 4 Homogenization for Plate/Shell Model Next, create plate model and read result from homogenization to perform the plate analysis Next, use ANSYS-SwiftComp GUI to performed dehomogenization: Solution ¡ú Dehomogenization ¡ú Plate/Shell Model. Input global response from the previous step. A screenshot is shown in Figure 5. ![]() Figure 5 Dehomogenization for Plate/Shell Model The contour plot for the nodal solution of Von Mises stress result is shown in Figure 6. ![]() Figure 6 Contour Plot of Nodal Von Mises Stress Classical Beam Model: Using MSG, the original problem is decoupled, as shown in Figure 7, into a constructive modeling over the 3D SG (left) and a structural analysis of a beam (right). ![]() Figure 7 3D SG and structural analysis for classical beam model The detailed steps are given in the following: First, create the 3D SG. Then, use ANSYS-SwiftComp GUI to performed homogenization: Solution ¡ú Homogenization ¡ú Beam Model. Use default parameter. A screenshot is shown in Figure 8. ![]() Figure 8 Homogenization for Beam Model Next, create beam model and read the result from homogenization to perform global beam analysis. Next, use ANSYS-SwiftComp GUI to performed dehomogenization: Solution ¡ú Dehomogenization ¡ú Beam Model. Input global response from the previous step. A screenshot is shown in Figure 9. ![]() Figure 9 Dehomogenization for Beam Model The contour plot for the nodal solution of Von Mises stress result is shown in Figure 10. ![]() Figure 10 Contour Plot of Nodal Von Mises Stress Results and Discussion The comparisons of stress sigma11, sigma22 and sigma33 (along the path (12.75, 0.25, x3) in DNS) are shown from Figure 11 to Figure 13. As we can see, both MSG plate and MSG beam agree very well with DNS. Note, the current model for DNS has around 8 million DOFs, which needs 1 day for calculation with 16 CPUs. 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