Investigating the effects of different support shapes on the static response of nanobeams by simula
Author: Abolfazl Mahyapour Lori (Engineering and Design Unit Expert)
In this article, the effect of how to model the chromium
nanobeam support on its static response has been studied. The material of the
nanobeam is chrome, its thickness is 100 nm, and the concentrated force applied
to the free end of the nanobeam is 117 nano-newtons. The finite element
simulation by SolidWorks software was used to investigate the behavior of the
nanobeam based on the type of simulation used in the support. For this purpose,
different conditions that can simulate the laboratory arrangement of a nanobeam
were considered. The comparison of the SolidWorks software results in different
situations shows that the way of simulating the support is very effective on
the static deflection value of the nanobeam and cannot be ignored. As a result,
it is very necessary to carefully examine the size and type of support in
mechanical nanostructures during the mathematical modeling of a laboratory
phenomenon, and this requires a lot of theoretical and experimental knowledge.
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