Not able to get Desired results in Creo Simulate
Hi all, I think I've defind all constratints and Moment load correct, but the result values for Stress Von Mises is coming much much higher than the expected,Expected values should come withing the...
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I didn't look at your attached model, but it appears to me that your results are near that approximate expected range close to the "ears" where the moment is applied. The 4000+ MPa readings are near...
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With your model, I can get the results within the range of 200-300 MPa.
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Hi Abhijit, As per your screenshot, you have opted units in results as KpaRequest you to pls check it in Mpa. ThanksShashank
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Shashank, What are your model units?
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Jonathan,Its mmKs also suggest, if I change this to "mmNs" then what changes I need to do in the Applied load values, which 300Nm right now.
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The reason I was asking was to check that you had actually applied the correct load. Looking at your screenshots, it seems that Creo allows you to select different units, so this looks fine. In older...
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But i think it should not go beyond 500 Mpa anywhare in the model, including constraint surfaces.
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You will almost invariably get stress concentrations at the edges of constraint surfaces. Effectively, the surface that's constrained is infinitely stiff (because it cannot move). The adjacent surface...
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This sounded like an interesting challenge and I was close in my 1st attempt. I didn't realize you can define multiple constraint sets to control motion. This video should do the trick to get the...
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