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January 14, 2021 at 11:28 am
hsfyah
SubscriberHi all.
I am currently working on my simulation on the performance of bolted-joint flanges.
I noticed that when I did the parametric analysis, my results are not the same (totally different) with the one on the Tabular Data when I change the No of steps. Anyone know why does this happen and what should I do?
*The results in the Parametric Analysis showed my some changes as I expected but the one with Tabular Data doesn't converge as I expected.
January 18, 2021 at 9:24 pmpeteroznewman
SubscribernIn the first image, you have not shown that something was marked as a Parameter. Please show the line with the P on it in the Details window.nIn the second image, you have not indicated the P number so we can see the value that was put in the Table of Design Points.nJanuary 19, 2021 at 12:28 amhsfyah
SubscriberHi, sir .nSorry, it's my bad for not clearly put the information.nOkay so here it is. I want to see how my flange changed when I increased the internal pressure. nThe first image shows the values of the pressure when I simulate it using the no of steps.n Then, the results when it is on the second image. (Result = 250.05 MPa)n Lastly, the results on the parametric analysis. (Result = 250.24 MPa)nWhen I compare both of them; for example at Pressure = 1.96 MPa, they're not showing the same result. nI don't know why and which way is more accurate to stimulate it.nn

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January 19, 2021 at 2:36 ampeteroznewman
SubscribernI see in the first image you have a Bolt Pretension. The correct usage of that is to Load in Step 1 and Lock in Step 2.nShow what happens to the Bolt Pretension in Step 9.nShow how the Bolt Pretension is configured for the Parametric Table of Design Points.nnJanuary 19, 2021 at 10:33 amhsfyah
SubscriberHi, sir .nYes, I initially applied the bolt pretension in the first Structural Analysis model. nLater in the third SA model, I only took the adjustment value into it. nIn Parametric Table above, the column U is the value for the bolt pretension which is 10405 N.nThen in column X, you can see the value of the adjustment that I applied (1.3582e-4 mm).nnBelow I attached you the value of bolt preadjustment in the Steps mode. n
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