Interference fit pressure
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To whom it may concern,
I'm modeling a simple cylindrical press fit in ANSYS to validate the "offset" command. The joint has H7/m6 tolerance field with 5 mm diameter and 8mm hub external diameter, wich leads to an aproximate 146 MPa pressure based on the shell theory (both shaft and hub are steel with E=200GPa and poisson's ratio = 0,3).
The pressure evaluated from ANSYS is way higher (>400 MPa).
The contact between has a 6 micron radial offset.
Would somebody tell what I've done wrong?
Many thanks in advance,
Michele Gulino
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