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Hello,
Can anyone tell me that how to perform prestressed transient analysis in optistruct?
Regards,
Bharat
Hi Bharat,
could you please let us know what is the use case and your ultimate objective is?
Hello Prakash,
Thank you for showing interest in the topic.
Regarding my topic, I have a structure which is preloaded with bolts and going to have a load which is going to ramp up with respect to time. I know the load vs time graph. Also the main material is a Rubber compound making it a non linear problem.
So can you suggest any solution for the problem.
Thanks & Regards,
Have you seen this tutorial in OptiStruct help?
OS-1390: 1D and 3D Pretensioned Bolt Analysis of an IC Engine Cylinder Head, Gasket and Engine Block System Connected Using Head Bolts
Yes I have seen that tutorial but I am interested in transient analysis. Given tutorial is for Static.
Thanks and Regards,
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