SOLIDWORKS Simulation Step-Up Series: Bolt Connectors Part 2

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Do you know how useful and powerful Bolt Connectors are in Simulation? Check out all the background you need from Ramesh.

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  • @davabran
    @davabran7 жыл бұрын

    This is probably the best video I've found on this subject. Thanks!

  • @gabrielpichorim8191
    @gabrielpichorim81914 жыл бұрын

    How do I properly simmulate two connected threaded parts where both male and female parts are important in the analisys? I tried running a 3d static study using extruded threads modeled with the swept boss and cut features with helix path and ISO metric screw thread profile and no penetration connection between parts. This study resulted in poor meshing and points of high stress that indicate failure. I also tried axisymmetric 2d study with no penetration as well and it worked fine with FOS just a bit smaller than expected in project, but a understant that this study is not very accurate. Now i am trying to remove the extruded threads and work only with smoth surfaces, therefore i need to change the study connections between part for the simmulation to work. I understand that bolt conectors would work fine for the female parts, but i dont understand how to set a simmilar connection for the male threaded part. Can anyone help me with that? My simmulation is a pressure study of a aquatubular boiler casing with flat threaded heads as male parts, for a academic project.

  • @solidworks

    @solidworks

    4 жыл бұрын

    H Gabriel! To learn more please reach out to MySolidWorks forum: my.solidworks.com/forums.

  • @osmanomary6256
    @osmanomary62562 жыл бұрын

    nice nice

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