interference fit analysis
Hello,
Kindly explain how can I make an Interference analysis in SIMLAB or in Hypermesh optistruct
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| Toleramces | Tol/class | Final dim |
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| Dia(mm) | Max | Min |
| Max | Min |
Crank_Pin dia | 25 | 0 | -0.009 | h5 | 25 | 24.991 |
Hole dia | 25 | -0.1 | -0.135 |
| 24.9 | 24.865 |
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Interference | Min | 0.091 |
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| Max | 0.135 |
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| Avg | 0.113 |
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If you have some example problem will be great.
or If you could refer me for some tutorial will also be helpful
Kind regards,
SId
Best Answer
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Sid_22073 said:
Hi Adriano,
Thanks for the answer.
Currently
THe physical CAD geometrie are at zero clearance.
For max clearance
so the interference is 0.135 which I want to use.
Can you please explain is there any other parameter I should specify in PCONT card ?
Do I need to perform a Nlparam ?
Format
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(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
PCONT
PID
GPAD
STIFF
MU1
MU2
CLEARANCE
SEPARATION
FRICESL
I also want to include a static pressure subcase as combine with this Interference fit. So How can I go do this. Can you please explain
Kind regads
SId
you can include clearance directly in your CONTACT card.
For NL analysis you need NLPARM
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Answers
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interference analysis is performed by just adding contacts between your components.
From these contacts, you could perform interference, 2 ways;
#1 you model/mesh having penetration/interference, thus the solver will need to remove this penetration during the NL analysis
#2 you don't need to have actual mesh penetration, but you could add artificial interference by adding 'Clearance' in your contact pair. I.e: defining negative clearance -0.1 will numerically tell the solver that there is a penetration that need to be removed from the contact, even if the nodes are not touching initially.
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Hi Adriano,
Thanks for the answer.
Currently
THe physical CAD geometrie are at zero clearance.
For max clearance
so the interference is 0.135 which I want to use.
Can you please explain is there any other parameter I should specify in PCONT card ?
Do I need to perform a Nlparam ?
Format
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
PCONT
PID
GPAD
STIFF
MU1
MU2
CLEARANCE
SEPARATION
FRICESL
I also want to include a static pressure subcase as combine with this Interference fit. So How can I go do this. Can you please explain
Kind regads
SId
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Sid_22073 said:
Hi Adriano,
Thanks for the answer.
Currently
THe physical CAD geometrie are at zero clearance.
For max clearance
so the interference is 0.135 which I want to use.
Can you please explain is there any other parameter I should specify in PCONT card ?
Do I need to perform a Nlparam ?
Format
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
PCONT
PID
GPAD
STIFF
MU1
MU2
CLEARANCE
SEPARATION
FRICESL
I also want to include a static pressure subcase as combine with this Interference fit. So How can I go do this. Can you please explain
Kind regads
SId
you can include clearance directly in your CONTACT card.
For NL analysis you need NLPARM
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Hi,
THanks I could run the sumulation with your suggestion.
I have run nonlinear static analysis with load case which combine the contact interferece fit at the pin shown below and also the pressure load at other location in the assembly.
How to interpret the contact results. In my simulation I see very high contact pressure at the interference fit contact location.
I want to evaluate only the contact pressure due to interference fit.
so can I take these results as contact pressure.
What does this high pressure results tell, i mean how to interpret ?
Am I running correct with contact and pressure load together in one single subcase ?
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Hi,
one more thing I forgot.
In the displacement results, i can see the pin is moving along the axis direction ( X- Axis).
Do I need to contraint the pin in the simulation.
In the real asembly, the pin is assembled by an interference fit. so bascially it does not move.
Kind regards.
SId
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Sid_22073 said:
Hi,
one more thing I forgot.
In the displacement results, i can see the pin is moving along the axis direction ( X- Axis).
Do I need to contraint the pin in the simulation.
In the real asembly, the pin is assembled by an interference fit. so bascially it does not move.
Kind regards.
SId
if you want to evaluate only interference first, create a 1st step with only contacts, and no loads.
Then add a 2nd loadstep, with the pressure continuing from the 1st one.
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Hi Adriano,
Good Morning !!
After succesfully completing the contact analysis.
next, I want to find the torque required for the slip of the interference fit.
I saw some of your previous post, but could not understand fully.
Could you please provide me any short sample opristruct deck (.fem file).
So I can repeat the same.
THanks for the help.
Looking forward for your reply.
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