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Connection Assessment Tool in Ansys Discovery 2024 R2 (Explore)

Tagged: AISC, Ansys Discovery, assessment, Bolt Assignment, bolt idealization, Bolted Connections, bonded contacts, bonding service limit, compression, contact review, Discovery Explore, Discovery Refine, factor of safety, fail, How To, pass, Prepare, shear, simulating bolted assemblies, strength limits, stress, structures, tensile, visualization
    • August 22, 2024 at 10:28 am
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      From Discovery 2024 R2, the Connection Assessment Tool can also determine the bolt factor of safety based on modified AISC ASD criteria, to aid in the simulation of bolted connections.
      This enhances workflow for upfront simulation of bolted connections.

      Earlier from Discovery versions 2023 R1 to 2024 R1, connection assessment tool used to evaluate the pass, fail, or borderline status for bonded contacts only in Explore mode.

      For more information, please refer Ansys Discovery: Connection Assessment Tool which provides a step-by-step guide to Set up and Use Connection Assessment Tool in Ansys Discovery.

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