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Dear Forum , I'm a french teacher an I used to use CREO 5.0.3.0. I built a course about fastener design and calculs and I would like to show to students the link between calculus ans simulation , for introduce parameters to the students , I've chosen to use a simple model , 2 parts joined with a blot
When I perform a simulation with a axial force I find the same results as the calculation (I've join the PDF in french )
Now I want to perform a simulation with a tangential force ,
And now It's more complexe,
I Anchor the pink part , I apply a tangentiel force (500 N) on the yellow part .
This is bolt définition with a preload of 8000 N
I define a interface with a infinite friction and a friction indicator at 0.5
the analyse settings
and here are all the results
Result analyse : to do simple , the preload is 8000 and the indicator is 0,5 , in theory the max tang force will be 4000 N before slipping.
the fastener shear force is low but about 10N , weird ... and the slippage is present , it could not be
If I read that from CREO :
I can see that interface1_any_slippage is positive
If I read that from CREO :
In this case the yellow part must slip and I can notice than the Interface1_complete slippage is not positif ...weird again ...
the shear force must be about 5000 - 4000 = 1000 N , is it not ...weird ?
Could you give me some hints to resolve my problem or I make big mistakes ?
thanks a lot for reading this post
BR
VV
Is it possible for you to share your model?
You can select the contact surface (pink-yellow) and also create a force measurement in the direction of the applied force. This should be be easier to interpret.
You may spot local sliding in the interface but this not means that it will slide. Check the contact colors regarding sliding in the result.
What I cannot identify in your simulation is if you are making use of the "real" preload - considering the flange stiffness. Simulate 5.0 has this option. It modifies the preload until get the "real" 8000N. But I think it is selected.
Bonjour verneinvirgile,
C'est très intéressant.
Cordialement.
Denis
Bonjour , merci pour votre commentaire.
cdlt
VV
Still processing the info provided in the meantime
Calculation raideur boulon: 1ere approximation correct (probablement OK pour des etudiants!) mais pas tout a fait juste. Certain codes utilise une partie de l'ecrou et de la tete de boulon.
As a side issue: What is shown as as 'Diametre test de separation' is misleading (I need to re-read the doc) as it isn't . What you are showing is the frustum for the joint stiffness calculation (and ne not even the standard way of calculating it)
Example 1: 5000 applied on yellow plate
si preload=8000N and bolt load final =8414N cela veut dire que 414N est passes dans boulon. Cela te semble correct? J'ai pas encore fait le calcule due facteur de raideur du joint pour ces dimensions mais je pense que la charge finale sur le boulon devrait etre de ~8000+0.25*5000 = 9250N
Thany you so much for answering me , we you write :
and ne not even the standard way of calculating it
Did you mean in industrial calculation (with standards) ?
What is the usual way ?
Thank you
BR
vv