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Assemblies and Contact Chapter 4 Assemblies and Contact Chapter 4 Contents: Assemblies for DesignSpace Inserting Assembly Geometry Assembly Management: GUI Controls Visibility Suppression Contact In DesignSpace Managing Contact Bonded Contact No Separation Contact Nonlinear Contact Contact Notes Thermal Contact Contact Creation Manual Contact Automatic Contact Exercise 4.1- Assemblies and Contact What Type of Assemblies can DesignSpace Solve? Typical DesignSpace assembly applications: Welded assemblies Assemblies with frictionless sliding Bolted connections Thermal conduction via contact Vibrating Assemblies Nonlinear Contact Assemblies - Open and close assembly conditions Inserting Assembly Geometry Inserting from a CAD package plugin (same as single parts): CAD system must be up and running with desired assembly active. DesignSpace uses the CAD API, or native language, to evaluate and represent geometry and maintain associativity. Inserting a static SAT or Parasolid file (same as single parts): ACIS or Parasolid based modelers export these file formats. DesignSpace automatically knows how to interpret them. Assembly Management Part names listed in the Outline window. Assembly Visibility Right Click in Surface/Part Select mode to turn part visibility on/off. OR Part Graphics Properties Visible, turns on/off visibility only. Visible: double click or drop down Yes/No. Assembly Visibility, continued Part Visibility: Aid in viewing contact pairs. Helps when adding contact surfaces. Helps when selecting hidden surfaces for loads and supports. Helps when viewing results. Can control multiple parts by selecting in graphics screen or object tree. NOTE: Hidden parts are still included in simulation (see part suppression, later in this section). Assembly Transparency Part Suppression Highlight part names to Suppress. Suppressed parts do not participate in any way in solution (meshing, solving, etc.). Can suppress more than one part at a time. Drop down dia