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Analysis of Stress and Deflection of Cantilever Beam and its Validation Using ANSYS
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Analysis of Stress and Deflection of Cantilever Beam and its
Validation Using ANSYS
Ashis Kumar Samal, T. Eswara Rao
Abstract
This study investigates the deflection and stress distribution in a long, slender cantilever beam of uniform
rectangular cross section made of linear elastic material properties that are homogeneous and isotropic. The
deflection of a cantilever beam is essentially a three dimensional problem. An elastic stretching in one direction
is accompanied by a compression in perpendicular directions. The beam is modeled under the action of three
different loading conditions: vertical concentrated
load applied at the free end, uniformly distributed load and uniformly varying load which runs over the whole
span. The weight of the beam is assumed to be negligible. It is also assumed that the beam is inextensible and so
the strains are also negligible. Considering this assumptions at first using the Bernoulli-Euler’s bending-
moment curvature relationship, the approximate solutions of the cantilever beam was obtained from the general
set of equations. Then assuming a particular set of dimensions, the deflection and stress values of the beam are
calculated analytically. Finite element analysis of the beam was done considering various types of elements
under different loading conditions in ANSYS 14.5. The various numerical results were generated at different
nodal points by taking the origin of the Cartesian coordinate system at the fixed end of the beam. The nodal
solutions were analyzed and compared. On comparing the computational and analytical solutions it was found
that for stresses the 8 node brick element gives the most consistent results and the variation with the analytical
results is minimum.
Keywords: Cantilever, loading, ANSYS, element, Cartesian Coordinate System.
I. Introduction
In this paper cantilever beam [1] has been analyzed.
All the following cases represents statically
determinate beam since the reactions at the support
can be determined from the equation of statics. The
measure to which a structural member gets deviated
from the initial position is called deflection. The
deflected distance of a member under a load is
directly related to the slope of the deflected shape of
the member under that load. While the beam gets
deflected under the loads, bending occurs in the same
plane due to which stresses are developed. Here the
deflection of the beam element is calculated by using
the Euler-Bernoulli’s beam equation [2] and the
bending stresses using the general standard bending
equation analytically. ANSYS [3] has been used to
do the computational analysis. It is general purpose
finite element analysis [4] software which enables the
product development process at less computational
and financial expenditure. Researchers [5-9] have
used Ansys for the calculation and validation of
experimental results.
II. Theoretical Calculations
First a uniform rectangular cross-sectional beam of
linear elastic isotropic homogeneous material has
been considered. The beam is taken mass less and
inextensible hence have developed no strains. It is
subjected to a vertical point load at the tip of its free
end and the differential equation is developed
mathematically. Similarly it is done with the same
value of uniformly distributed load and uniformly
varying load over the whole span. Using the
Bernoulli-Euler’s elastic curve equation [1] the
following relationship is obtained:
EI (d2
y/dx2) =M (1)
Where E is modulus of elasticity which is of constant
value.
I is moment of inertia=bh3
/12, b=width of beam,
h=height of beam.
M=moment developed.
Case 1: Cantilever beam of length L subjected to a
vertical point load ‘F’ at its free end .
Fig. 1: Cantilever with vertical load at free end
The B.M equation at section X-X at a distance x from
fixed end is given by:
Eid2
y/dx2= -F(L-x) (2)
On integrating and solving the above eq. with
required boundary conditions we get the downward
deflection of beam as: FL3
/3 EI .
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Assuming L=100m,
b=10m,h=10m,ν=0.3,E=2×105
N/m, F=500N.
Analytic Deflection, sB= 1.000004 m.
Using the equation: (M/I) = (E/R) = (s/Y), Analytic
Stress developed sB=300N/m2
Case 2: Cantilever beam subjected to a uniformly
distributed load ‘q’ per unit run over the whole
length.
Fig. 2: Cantilever with Uniformly distributed load.
The B.M equation at section X-X at a distance x from
fixed end is given by
EId2
y/dx2
= -W/2(L-x)2
(3)
On integrating and solving the above eq. with
required boundary conditions we get
the downward deflection of beam as : qL4
/8EI.
Assuming
L=100m,b=10m,h=10m,ν=0.3,E=2×10,F=500N
Deflection, dB= 37.5 m.
Using the equation: (M/I)=(E/R)=(s/Y), Stress
developed s5N/m2,sB=150 N/m2
Case 3: Cantilever beam subjected to a uniformly
varying load ‘q0 ’per unit run over the whole length.
Fig. 3: Cantilever with Uniformly varying load.
The B.M equation at section X-X at a distance x from
fixed end is given by:
EId2
y/dx2= -qo(L-x)3
/6L
(4)
On integrating and solving the above eq. with
required boundary conditions we get the downward
deflection of beam as: 11qoL4/120EI.
Assuming
L=100m,b=10m,h=10m,ν=0.3,E=2×10N/m,F=500N.
Deflection, dB= 27.5 m.
Case 2: Cantilever beam subjected to a uniformly
distributed load ‘q’ per unit run over the whole
length.
III. Computational Results
Case 1: Cantilever beam of length L subjected to a
vertical point load ‘F’ at its free end
(a)Element 1:-brick 8node 185
Fig. 4: Displacement values
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Fig. 5: Stress distribution
.
Hence, Max deflection obtained= 0.73648 m,
Von-mises stress obtained= 286.19 N/m.
(b) Element 2:-Tet 10node 187
Fig. 6: Displacement values
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. Fig. 7: Stress distribution
Hence, Max deflection obtained= 1.00564 m, Von-mises stress obtained= 348.534 N/m2
.
Case 2: Cantilever beam subjected to a uniformly distributed load ‘q’ per unit run
over the whole length.
(a)Element 1:-brick 8node 185.
Fig. 8: Displacement values
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Fig. 9: Stress distribution
Hence, Max deflection obtained= 18.277 m, Von-mises stress obtained= 151.376N/m2
(b) Element 2:-Tet 10node 187
.
Fig. 10: Displacement values.
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Fig. 11: Stress distribution
Hence, Max deflection obtained= 24.858 m, Von-mises stress obtained= 112.77 N/m.
Case 3: Cantilever beam subjected to a uniformly varying load ‘q0 ’per unit run over the whole length.
2
(a) Element 1:-brick 8node 185
Fig. 12: Displacement values.
Fig. 13: Stress distribution.
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Hence, Max deflection obtained= 13.685 m, Von-mises stress obtained= 150.76N/m2
. (b) Element 2:-Tet
10node 187
Fig. 14: Displacement values.
Fig. 15: Stress distribution.
IV. Results
Table 1 gives the comparison of analytical results with the computational results. The analytical results for
all loading conditions have been compared with computational results considering the two most universally used
elements i.e. 8node brick element and 10node Tetrahedral element.
Table 1: Comparison of results
Eleme
nt1
(E1)
Eleme
nt1
(E2)
Analytic
Calculati
on
Error
with
E1 (%)
Error
with
E1 (%)
Element1
(E1)
Element1
(E2)
Analyt
ic
Calcul
ation
Error
with
E1 (%)
Error
with
E1
(%)
Point
Load
0.736 1.005 1.000 26.4 0.5 286.19 348.534 300 4.603 16.178
UDL 18.277 24.858 37.5 51.261 33.72 151.376 112.77 150 -0.97 -24.82
UVL 13.685 18.643 27.5 50.236 -32.27 150.76 72.84 100 -50.7 -27.16
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V. Conclusions:
From the above table it can be concluded that
using Ansys the deflection is more accurate when
element 2 i.e. 10node Tetrahedral element is used but
for stresses 8node brick element gives a better results.
Hence for determination of deflection 10node
Tetrahedral element should be used whereas for
stresses 8node brick element is more appropriate.
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