Quiz — Homework — Modeling the Bolt and Preload
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Question 1 of 8
1. Question
What is the radius of beam cross section used to define bolts in this homework example?
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2. Question
Which formulation method is used in this homework example for Bonded Contacts?
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3. Question
In this homework example, which demonstrates the correct loading procedure for the Bolt Pretension object?
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4. Question
For 100 N Bolt Preload applied on all bolts, what will be maximum equivalent stress?
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5. Question
If we increase Bolt Preload to 150 N for all bolts, which is true for equivalent stress?
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6. Question
What will be Contact Status (Under Solution/Contact Tool) result near the holes on Flange bodies?
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7. Question
How is the Working Load (Under Solution/Bolt Tool) with respect to Bolt Preload value?
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Question 8 of 8
8. Question
With 100 N Bolt Preload and 600 N Force on Flange top face in positive Y direction, what will be Contact Status for the majority of contacting area?
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