Force and stress on pipe

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August 24, 2015
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Hi,

I have a titanium pipe of 6.35mm /1/4 inch) diameter with a wall thickness of 0.8mm. I want to place a 2 mm thick "collar" 10mm from the end of the pipe that will apply a compressive force to the pipe such that it remains on the pipe. The collar has the same outer diameter but can be reduced in diameter by 1mm. How do I do about applying this uniform inward (to the central axis) force? I want to determine the stress in the tube and see how much it will deform and the stresses in that region. I use Creo Simulate

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Erik, I see you're in Sweden, but I stick to english for the sake of other forum members.

I'm not 100% sure I understand your problem correctly. This sounds like a problem that can be run using 2D axisymmetry. Steven Dunker's solution works if you know the force. If it is a shrink fit, then the force might not be known. In that case you can do a contact analysis. If you have the advanced version of Creo Simulate, then you can also run the contact analysis in 2D and also include plastic deformatiions. 2D analysis is helpful when running nonlinear problems such as contact/plasticity, analyses that otherwise become very time consuming.