So one question on the context of selecting boundaries......you said you had missed to select the back face of the beam which is also a natural boundary so that the deformation or displacement is transferred from there as well....which makes sense......in the same context then, is it not required to select the interface with the bolts as well since this is boundary with the bolt?
I had the same thought. I think any surface where you have either a cut boundary, a contact, or an external load you need to include that in your cut boundary constraints.
30:30 shouldn't you also import the simulated displacement for the three screws? You only selected three surfaces as boundary for the displacement to import. With the additional surfaces for screws it should be 6 surfaces to select for the boundary.
So one question on the context of selecting boundaries......you said you had missed to select the back face of the beam which is also a natural boundary so that the deformation or displacement is transferred from there as well....which makes sense......in the same context then, is it not required to select the interface with the bolts as well since this is boundary with the bolt?
I had the same thought. I think any surface where you have either a cut boundary, a contact, or an external load you need to include that in your cut boundary constraints.
30:30 shouldn't you also import the simulated displacement for the three screws? You only selected three surfaces as boundary for the displacement to import. With the additional surfaces for screws it should be 6 surfaces to select for the boundary.
Question: Is there any equivalent for submodeling but for CFD?
will you be able to send a link to space claim file you have used for us to practice? thanks
why submodel can't include beam elements?
Wondering how to use submodels in transient dynamics