ANSYS Workbench Tutorial Video | Bolt Pretension | Contact Non Linear FE Analysis | GRS |

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you're Videos are fascinating man. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us...

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[@wentsaishiu4758]

@@ANSYS-India hi,nice to meet you,can you share you cad file?

[@sujaydeshmukh2973]

Very helpful video sir, could you please explain in detail the parameters you chose in contacts? Thanks is advance

[@fidel1890]

When importing the geometry, how do you get the axis, curves (sketches?) and other model features to import into ansys as well. when I make a model with a bracket, nut and bolt then import into ansys I only have 3 bodies and 3 parts vs the 11 in your video. thanks

[@franciscoloyola5944]

Thanks from Chile

[@antonaveendp2896]

can i get the file sir...thank u

[@Malembee1]

Does anyone know how to get nodal force at connection between to beam element connected together?

[@bonthudileep9464]

Nice video. Hw to know which formulation and detection method should be selected at contact

[@neelpunghera2639]

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[@edwardvasquezmorales2028]

Perfecto, muy buen video. Feliz 2015.

[@ANSYS-India]

Edward Vásquez Morales Gracias, Edward. para más videos Con estas enlaces kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5TYkJKYjZijnZo

[@faezwahid7354]

what a good video .. thanks a lot !! on the connections 15:03 you just put the friction surface right ?? how can i explore on the solution to find volume loss due to load, pressure and friction occur .. which means volume loss of the surface layer of object thankk youuu

[@rezaaghlara6711]

This clip is very helpful and useful. thank you so much.

[@ANSYS-India]

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[@rezaaghlara6711]

Ok. Would you please prepare a tutorial for meshing the multi bodies problem and checking the quality of meshes, as skewness and etc?

[@ANSYS-India]

Sure Reza I do, stay connected to these videos and I will prepare the requested tutorial soon. For any querries and questions pls mail me [e-mail]

[@rezaaghlara6711]

very thanks for the kind response.

[@ajitradder2912]

Hi, could you please explain why the behavior should be symmetric in this case?

[@adarshvm151]

Sir I had a doubt on fluid ... Hot fluid passing through a pipe.... Can you plz help me to complete it

[@zaidali8479]

Please , how can I generate extrude with arc

[@virendrasaroj2353]

how to analysis of threaded bolt joint please help me

[@aurelianfurcoiu2262]

Thanks for the video, I have a question, if instead of split surfaces I have surfaces created in a CAD software for contact area of the NUT / BOLT HEAD would ANSYS treat this area the same as if they were split? Thanks!

[@SeXyiLuSioN]

hi, i have a question, sorry for bothering, do you know how create a discontinuos welding

[@ANSYS-India]

+Ivan Piñeiro can you share some details of it to [e-mail]

[@jkthekarmavlogs]

hi sir, thankful for sharing your knowledge. i have very complicated model with more number of parts in geometry, i need to group them separately and give connections to them im very much confused to give connections to very compacted model. plz help me by suggesting how to connect each and every part with eachother. thank you for your time.

[@yusufcaglacet5007]

thank you very much bro

[@jayvaru]

Hi GRS, can you suggest me on this one. I want to validate an FE model of Bolted joint . Model is as simple as we can examine. Two plates connected with a bolt. Bolt is placed as if top plate has an extended length over bottom plate for abut 4mm and same is to bottom plate but extension is in opp side. if i fix my bottom plate extended side, give a displacement on top plate along length and bolt is pre-tensed, then how can i validate my results ?!!!.....what formulas can i use for bolt subjected to pre-tightening and displacement that creates shear combined in assembly?!!!!

[@ANSYS-India]

Jay, sketch your problem description and send the snapshot to [e-mail]. This will help me to help you.

[@farmingmachine9723]

ty very much but how did you make those circles for the face split in the first place? are they just circles made in a sketch?

[@ANSYS-India]

Body operations> imprint> all bodies

[@armstrongerrunner4141]

Hi,sir, I want to know why you just select one side surface of the bolt to apply the preload.Why not two side surface?

[@ANSYS-India]

+armstronger runner cylindrical surface selection will automatically recognize the Axis. The body to which this surface belongs to will be pre-loaded

[@ANSYS-India]

+armstronger runner cylindrical surface selection will automatically recognize the Axis. The body to which this surface belongs to will be pre-loaded

[@Ishanth788]

Is tangent modulus always 10% of Young’s modulus for all the material ?

[@MetrologyEngineer]

I didn't watch the video all the way through, but at what point does he mention this and what do you mean by "tangent modulus"? Are you by chance referring to the 0.2% offset? That's the only thing I can think of off hand that I could see tangency remotely related to. Let me know a time stamp in the format of mm:ss and I'd be glad to help clarify I possible, -Adam

[@armstrongerrunner4141]

Sir,could you tell me why you need to build a new coordinate system on the bolt surface? If not , it is right of wrong?

[@ANSYS-India]

+armstronger runner the bolt pre load will be along Z axis always, in the view of this new CSO need to be created, to ensure Z is along axis of bolt

[@pablopajaron1404]

Hello, I would like to ask you how does ANSYS know that preload is set in Z axis if you have not defined the preload using the LOCAL system. Thanks in advance

[@pablopajaron1404]

I mean, if we can not set the LOCAL system as a defined system in bolt pretension. How can we be sure that preload is in Z axis? Ty again

[@hariramakrishnan4294]

Hello Sir, The presentation is very good and useful. I need to know the following details. 1.For applying pretension, only half portion of the bolt is selected. Why it is so ? 2.While applying pretension, threaded portion of the bolt can be considered ?

[@ANSYS-India]

Hari, ANS-01: only one half of the cylindrical surface is enough in ansys to recognise the axis of the bolt. ANS-02: Threaded portion has to be considered only if you are interested in stress at threads. for more videos visit my website below. or write me on my mail ID. Email: [e-mail] Website: sites.google.com/site/feaengineeringdesign/

[@bezaldo7]

Just a quick question. Is it necessary to do the face split part for the analysis?

[@ANSYS-India]

Greetings! ! Ya face splitting will ensure that contact elements in the local regions only. Presence of contact elements apart from the contact regions will increase the computation time.

[@bezaldo7]

GRS CAD/CAE Thanks! Also how is material nonlinearity considered in ansys? Let's say we would like to consider both material and contact nonlinearity. For the bolt pretensions, is there a way to assign a range of valuesin ansys let's say from 1 kN to 5 kN?

[@ANSYS-India]

Answer-01: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaeoYY2Na7alqLs this is the link for the material, contact and geometry non linearity. Answer-02: Apply the full bolt pretension force, in analysis settings give time steps as follows, initial=50, minimum=25, maximum=100. Solve the problem. Once the solution is complete you can retrieve the results at 1N, 2N, 3N... from the tabular data.

[@bezaldo7]

GRS CAD/CAE Thanks very much for your advice. I did this and I got good results. Just curious if I wanted to apply an external load, do we define 2 load steps or I can do it in one load step if bolt pretension is present (in terms of validity of analysis)?

[@ANSYS-India]

Yes to avoid unnecessary contact regions, this helps in reduction in computational time.

[@yerkoc37]

Thanks 🌸

[@renubajpayee911]

I wanted to do the FLOW ANALYSIS of bolted flange with o''ring(gasket) for inside vacuum of 10^-6 torr and out side is 1 atm pressure for 300 diameter pipe to find out how many minimum no of bolt required to make it seal. someone please help me

[@c3ramics]

did you ever complete this analysis?

[@MohammedShahrukhKhan]

very helpful thank you very much

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[@harshnaik5758]

Hello sit. I am doing one analysis related to structural engineering. I don't know How to simulation for Bolted connection. I am sending my file on your mail. Kindly help me. Thank You.

[@roopyes327]

would u please help me??if yes then how we design lead screw??plz guys help me..m waiting for ur suggestion

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[@mohammedaltaee1600]

thank you for this worth vedio,could you help me in the simulation of adhesive frp with steel beam.

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[@hardikpatel4652]

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[@JT-91]

You only grabbed 1 surface of the bolt not sure that is right. you should grab the whole body and assign it a local axis. to ensure the entire cross sectional area is being tensioned evenly

[@ha-xw9jf]

thank you so much for this useful tutorial video. Can you help me to make a video of "How to create model: nut+ bolt+bracket? " (geometry). BECAUSE in this video, you create first ,after that you import the geometry, so that we can not see how you create model. Thanks

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[@avinashs757]

loved this. very helpful. Can you do a video on cohesive zone modeling in ANSYS Workbench to simulate glue joint as well ?? that would be really very helpful. Thanks

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Avinash, I will try my best to do the tutorial, adhesive has entirely different behaviour compared to structural members.

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GRS CAD/CAE thanks for your time and efforts. Will be waiting :)

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