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Opening the Assembly

Setting Up the Drop Test Study

Setting Up the Result Options

Defining Contact Between the Hard Drive and the Foam

Meshing the Model and Running the Study

Viewing the Stress Results

Animating the Stress Plot

Viewing Stresses Due to Impact

Finding the Contact Forces on the Hard Disk

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Viewing Stresses Due to Impact

In the Simulation study tree, right-click the Results folder and select Define Time History Plot.
In the PropertyManager under Response, select Vertex 1 and Vertex 2.
Under Y axis, do the following:
1. Select Stress.
2. Select VON: von Mises Stress in Component .
3. Select psi in Units .
Click .

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