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Access online tutorials to exercise, there you’ll find all that you need to train your basics within Simcenter Amesim Student Edition:
- A guide introducing the theory and the equations describing the system behavior
- A model helping you to understand how to use the software and to validate easily and quickly the results of the exercise.
Thermodynamics: Steel ball in water bath
This tutorial deals with heat transfer.
If a thermal mass at a certain temperature is surrounded by any fluid with another temperature, we will observe a temperature change of both. If system boundaries are in place and the system is considered adiabatic, a new overall temperature will be reached for the whole system.
Mechanics and vibrations: Free response of a system with one Degree of Freedom (DoF) (1/2)
This tutorial deals with the dynamic behavior of a mass/spring system in free conditions.
Systems with one Degree of Freedom (DoF) make possible to introduce the first important phenomenon occurring in mechanical vibratory systems: natural pulsation, eigen frequency, damping… It helps to understand the behavior of more complex systems with additional DoF.
Mechanics and vibrations: Response of a system with one Degree of Freedom (DoF) excited by a sinusoidal force (2/2)
This tutorial deals with the dynamic behavior of a mass/spring system in forced conditions.
Once the free response of the system is understood (refer to the course Mechanics and vibrations - Free response of a system with one Degree of Freedom), we can characterize the behavior of the system with a sinusoidal excitation. That is the purpose of this course.
Hydraulics: Pressure transducer
This tutorial deals with a hydraulic transducer.
Understand how a piston rod connecting two pistons of different diameters can be used to reduce or amplify the pressure in a hydraulic system.
Mechanics: Vertical throw
This tutorial deals with gravity.
If we throw a mass with an initial vertical velocity, the maximum height that will be reached by the mass is not affected by the weight of the mass. The motion of the mass can be described just taking into account the initial velocity, the gravity acceleration and the time.