TAGGED: connection, removing-penetration, spring
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January 8, 2025 at 9:27 amBasileSubscriber
Hello,
New Ansys user here. I'm trying to simulate a spring suspension under radial & axial load and i have a problem. The spring turns don't have a physic between them, so I have turns that penetrate themselves :
I had a solution to divide each turns into differents parts and apply connection between them. Do you have another more simple solution to enable connexions whitin the same part ?
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Thanks for your time,
Basile
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January 8, 2025 at 10:13 amHarshvardhanAnsys Employee
Hi,
You can define contacts between the coils selecting the surfaces as both targert and contact. However, there is a KM that suggests that while the coiled surface can be modelled as a contact and target, it is better to have the spring sliced into multiple parts.
For a helical spring should the whole coiled surface be defined as contact and target? | Ansys Knowledge
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Harshvardhan
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