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Hello everyone,
can anyone please share bolt pre tension test tutorial with modeling example.
regards,
Noor Alam
Hi,
refer to tutorial OS-T: 1390 Pretensioned Bolt Analysis of an IC Engine Cylinder Head, Gasket and Engine Block System.
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Hi, refer to tutorial OS-T: 1390 Pretensioned Bolt Analysis of an IC Engine Cylinder Head, Gasket and Engine Block System.
Hi Hyperman,
This tutorial is based on Non linear quasi static Analysis,
can i do it using linear static analysis if it possible please the tutorial,
i want to do pre tension analysis in linear static analysis because i have to apply two another linear static load on the model,
if it is possible please do let me know, so that i can solve the issue.
bolt pretension is also supported for linear static analysis however, no such tutorials are available.
It is possible to perform sequential linear and nonlinear static analysis with bolt pretension.
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