How much torque & axial force should be applied for cyclic symmetry model as compared to full model? E.g. Number of cyclic sectors are 10. Total axial force on full geometry is 2000N. Total torque on full geometry is 150 Nm.

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How much torque & axial force should be applied for cyclic symmetry model as compared to full model? E.g. Number of cyclic sectors are 10. Total axial force on full geometry is 2000N. Total torque on full geometry is 150 Nm.

How much torque & axial force should be applied for cyclic symmetry model as compared to full model? E.g. Number of cyclic sectors are 10. Total axial force on full geometry is 2000N. Total torque on full geometry is 150 Nm.

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- January 25, 2023 at 7:34 am
  
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  We need to divide axial force and torque based on number of sectors. In force reaction, we will get force reaction based on full model load.

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How much torque & axial force should be applied for cyclic symmetry model as compared to full model? E.g. Number of cyclic sectors are 10. Total axial force on full geometry is 2000N. Total torque on full geometry is 150 Nm.

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