To set up a vibration analysis in ANSYS Workbench, you will need to first create a new project and import your geometry. Then, you can add a modal analysis system to your project by going to the "Systems" tab and selecting "Modal" from the drop-down menu. From there, you can define your desired vibration settings and run the analysis.
Once you have completed your vibration analysis, you can view and extract the vibration data by going to the "Results" tab and selecting "Vibration" from the drop-down menu. This will display a graph of the vibration magnitude over time, and you can also export the data in various formats for further analysis.
Yes, you can change the vibration magnitude settings in ANSYS Workbench by going to the "Systems" tab and selecting "Modal" from the drop-down menu. From there, you can adjust the frequency range, number of modes, and other settings to customize your analysis and obtain specific vibration data.
In addition to viewing the vibration data in a graph form, you can also visualize it in ANSYS Workbench by going to the "Results" tab and selecting "Vibration" from the drop-down menu. This will display an animation of the vibration in your model, allowing you to better understand the behavior and identify any potential issues.
Yes, you can compare vibration data from different analyses in ANSYS Workbench by using the "Compare Results" feature. This can be accessed by right-clicking on the "Results" tab and selecting "Compare Results" from the drop-down menu. This will allow you to overlay and compare vibration data from different analyses for a more comprehensive understanding of your model's behavior.