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investigation of wear between two cylindrical objects

    • hamoudy
      Subscriber

      so in my Case

      one cylinder have to be fixed and rotatote and i have define for it the following Conditions

      1) Fixed support

      2) Drehmoment so it can rotate with the given Moment

      the second Cylinder have to (move) into the first fixed Cylinder and apply a certain Pressure

      1) i put Cylinder support and Displacment on it

      2) the Pressure


      the results are not showing as expected

    • John Doyle
      Ansys Employee
      I am not sure, but you mention "...the second Cylinder have to (move) into the first fixed Cylinder and apply a certain Pressure"
      How and where is the pressure being applied? Is it causing a Hertzian stress between the two cylinders along top and bottom perhaps?
      It appears the plot you are showing is for end of LS1. Are all the loads being applied in one loadstep?
      Perhaps you have considered this already, but if not, sometimes it helps to apply these loads across multiple loadsteps to get a better understanding of the influence of each load. (i.e. Apply moment in LS1, Apply Pressure in LS2...)
    • hamoudy
      Subscriber
      well its supposed to be a static simulation
      so i dont wanna do it in 2 steps
    • hamoudy
      Subscriber
      Although i did change the Drehmomentum to rotional velcotiy there is no rotation show in my Simulation
      it shows the right results tho.
    • peteroznewman
      Subscriber
      A Rotational Velocity load from the Inertial category in a Static Structural model does not cause any parts to rotate so will not cause any wear.
      You need to use a Transient Structural model to rotate parts and cause wear.
    • hamoudy
      Subscriber
      hey Peter thank you so much
      i did find that after reading alot about stastic -Models
      thank you so much
    • hamoudy
      Subscriber
      on the other Hand i have a Question to you or to any one who can actually help
      iam getting that the Gap should be in a wider Ranger compared actually to where the Frictional stress is acting and i would love to know where is the error or problem if there is any ?
      i did add the Project archiv if u wanna have a look at it
      thanks in Regards



    • hamoudy
      Subscriber
      what i actually mean
      isnt all the red part in Gap
      should also be red in Frictional stress
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