Mechanical接触技术专题培训 - Interface Treatments.pdfVIP

Lecture 2 Interface Treatments ANSYS Mechanical Advanced Connections 1 © 2013 ANSYS, Inc. June 1, 2015 Chapter Overview In this Lecture, we will discuss tools available for adjusting the “Interface” between contact and target surfaces to simulate more advanced relationships The following will be covered in this Lecture: A. Rigid Body Motion B. Contact Surface Offset C. Workshop 2A - Interference Fit D. Contact Stabilization Damping E. Workshop 2B - Contact Stabilization F. MPC Interface Options G. Time Step Controls H. Friction I. Workshop 2C -Friction 2 © 2013 ANSYS, Inc. June 1, 2015 A. Rigid Body Motion • Rigid body motion can occur in the beginning of a static analysis due to the fact that an initial contact condition is not well established. Fn Contact Target • The finite element method cannot reconcile rigid-body motion in a static structural analysis. - If an initial gap is present and a force based loading is applied, initial contact may not be established, and one part may “fly away” relative to another part. 3 © 2013 ANSYS, Inc. June 1, 2015 ... Rigid Body Motion Fn Contact Pinball Radius Target • For linear contact (bonded or no separation)behavior, a large enough Pinball Radius may allow any gap between Contact and Target surfaces to be ignored. • For nonlinear contact (frictional or frictionless) behavior, an initial gap is not automatically ignored. 4 © 2013 ANSYS, Inc. June 1, 2015 B. Contact Surface Offset To alleviate situations where a n