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September 21, 2022 at 3:06 pm
ben_05
SubscriberHi,
My aim is to simulate a press-in process. The diameter of the Pin is 1 mm larger than the whole.
Modell description:
- ¼ modell
- Fricionless supports (shown in picture)
- Displacement from the Pin:
Loadstep
Time
Displacement x [mm]
Displacement y [mm]
Displacement z [mm]
1
0
free
free
0
1
1
free
free
100
2
2
free
free
100
3
3
free
free
0
4
4
free
free
0
5
5
free
free
100
I have problems to interpret the result of the simulation. Specially the result between 1s and 2s I can not understand. I have no displacement, but a very high reaction force (see picture 4). Do you know what is the reason for this?
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September 21, 2022 at 6:34 pm
peteroznewman
SubscriberYou should use a lead in chamfer on the pin and the hole.
Also add a blend at the edge the chamer makes with the cylinder.
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