Analyzing the Effects of Lifting on a Wagon and Train Model in Ansys Workbench

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The discussion focuses on conducting a lifting analysis of a wagon with a train model in Ansys Workbench. The user seeks guidance on how to analyze the effects of lifting the wagon, specifically regarding the potential for permanent deformation. There is a suggestion to apply acceleration to simulate the lifting velocity. Concerns are raised about the complexity and safety of the analysis, prompting a recommendation to consult an experienced professional. Additional context and images are requested to better understand the analysis requirements.
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Hello!

I wish to do a lifting analysis in Ansys workbench.

Basically it is a wagon with a train on it. I wish to analyse what happens to the model when lifting the wagon which has the weigth of the wagon+train.

What is the easiest way to analyse what will happen to the wagon when lifting it with slings attached to the side of the wagon? Should I apply a acceleration to the wagon which will represent the velocity of the lifting? I must decide if the lifting will result in any permanent deformation to the wagon when lifting it... any idea on how to proceed?

Thanks!
 
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This sounds like a complicated and potentially dangerous analysis, have you considered that it might be better to have this analysis done by an experienced professional?
 
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