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Re: How to model a gravity load

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Thanks all,

 

Yes, i'm playign around with Simulate.  The books & lessons only show you a few ideas, and they pretty much walk you thru the exapmples.  I wanted to try somethign on my own.  I figured a stressed hinge woud be an easy thing to do (as I look at my boss' office door!)  My thought was, it the bottom hinge failed (lost the pin) how would the top hinge get stressed?  So, a standard 'door', hanging off the top hinge, and is free to move as it wishes(just gravity, no side loads or other 'obstacles' [door frame!]).  A single knuckle hinge instead of the usual 3 or 5 knuckles.  That one knuckle is constrained (pinned) the to the door frame.  How much woudl it twist?  where is the most stress observed? 

 

The main idea was how to get a load not on the hinge, but outside the bounderies of the part.  And, have just the hinge modeled / meshed / incused in the calcs.


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