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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Linear Static Analysis of a Cantilever Beam document in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your working directory in the designated field. This sets the context for your analysis.
  3. Create a new model by selecting 'Create Model Database' and naming it 'BEAM'. This is crucial for organizing your project.
  4. In the 'Parts' section, create a new part named 'Beam' and specify its dimensions. Use the rectangle tool to sketch the beam profile accurately.
  5. Define material properties by navigating to 'Materials', creating a new material called 'Steel', and inputting Young’s modulus and Poisson’s ratio.
  6. Assign section properties by creating a homogeneous solid section linked to your material, ensuring it reflects the beam's characteristics.
  7. Assemble your model by creating an instance of the part and configuring analysis steps, including boundary conditions and loads.
  8. Finally, submit your analysis job and view results in the Visualization module to assess performance under load conditions.

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Linear analysis is only correct for small deflections similar to the tangent tan(a) = a for small angles. Non linear simulations solves this as multiple linear simulations where the load is gradually increased and the linear deformation is based on last deformation rather than a direct linear assumption.
Cantilever beams are statically determinate beams like simple beams, but the suport conditions are different. In the cantilever beam, one end is constrained in both movement and rotation direction, and the other end has no restraints in any direction.
In a linear data structure, the data elements connect to each other sequentially. A user can transverse each element through a single run. In a non-linear data structure, the data elements connect to each other hierarchically.
Cantilever beam deflection can be calculated in a few different ways, including using simplified cantilever beam equations or cantilever beam calculators and software (more information on both is below). The equation for the reaction at a fixed support of a cantilever beam is simply given by: Reaction Force in Y =Ry=P.
In linear analysis, stiffness is constant, which means displacement varies linearly with applied load, and changes in the geometry due to displacement are assumed to be small and hence can be ignored in the other hand in the nonlinear analysis stiffness varies as a function of applied load, it means displacement very

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