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PAGE 2 W13. W13.PAGE 2 Copyright 2003 ABAQUS, Inc. Workshop 13 Nonlinear Static Analysis of a Pump Assembly Copyright 2003 ABAQUS, Inc. Introduction In this workshop you will use ABAQUS/CAE to complete the pump assembly model and to submit it for analysis. You will begin by defining the analysis steps and the output requests associated with these steps. Next, you will define the interactions between the different components of the model. You will also apply bolt and pressure loads and boundary conditions to the model. Finally, you will create and submit a job for analysis and evaluate the analysis results. Defining the analysis steps The analysis history of the pump assembly consists of two steps: a step that simulates the pre-tensioning in the bolts, followed by a step that simulates the pressurization of the bolted assembly. Open the model database file PumpAssy.cae. Switch to the Step module, and in the context bar select pump_ribs from the list of available models. Create a general static step named PreloadBolts. Activate geometric nonlinearity (toggle on Nlgeom), and specify an initial time increment of 0.05 and a total time period of 1.0. Create a second general static step named Pressure. Insert this step after the step named PreloadBolts. Specify an initial time increment of 0.1 and a total time period of 1.0. Activate the contact diagnostic printout for both the steps. From the main menu bar, select Output?Diagnostic Print. In the Diagnostic Print dialog box, click in the blank area under the Contact column for both steps so that tick marks appear, thus activating contact diagnostic output for these steps. Click OK to close the dialog box. Defining contact and constraints The mere proximity of the model components does not indicate that the part instances will interact during the analysis. Thus, unless explicitly specified, the individual components of an assembly will not interact with one another. For any loads to be properly transmitted between the