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                                      Right  click  on  the  Engineering  Data tab and  select  the
                                        Edit…  option,  the  A2:  Engineering  Data  window  will
                                        pop-up.    Double  click  on  Click  here  to  add  a  new
                                        material and type in a new material name, e.g., “My Plate
                                        Material”, and hit Enter.
                                      Click at the Isotropic Elasticity under Linear Elastic and
                                        drag  it  to  the  Property  list  at  the  bottom  of  the  window.
                                        Enter the Young’s Modulus value as 7.2e10 and hit Enter,
                                        enter  the  Poisson  Ratio value  as  0.25  and  hit Enter, and
                                        close this window.
                                      Close the Engineering Data tab and click at the Project tab
                                        on the upper menu, it will bring back to the main Project
                                        Schematic window.





















                                  (b)  Creating Geometry

                                      Right  click  on  the  Geometry tab and  select  the  New
                                        Geometry….    This  will  launch  the  ANSYS  Design
                                        Modeler (green logo DM).
                                      On DM window, set unit in the Units menu on the upper
                                        tab to Meter.
                                      On the Tree Outline window, right click on XYPlane and
                                        select Look at.  The X-Y-Z coordinates on the Model View
                                        in 3D view will become X-Y coordinates in 2D view.
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