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19 Aug 2022
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The majority of constructions have some kind of joint or connection. With the development of screw cutting techniques, bolted connections became feasible, and utilisation was expedited by, among other things, pitch and thread uniformity. Even today, hundreds of bolts and rivets are still used to join the parts of structures like ships and aeroplanes. Spot welding and welding are other technologies used for large-scale connections. The use of bonding has significantly increased as a result of advancements in adhesive technology and the widespread use of composite materials. Connections may be continuous, if other abutments are present or when plates have a wide surface area.
In this article, you will find the answers to common doubts related to connections.
Step - 1 :
You can see the curve on the glass end (As shown in the image below)
Step -2 :
Step - 3:
1) Go to the connection manager.
2) Click the spot line and middle click on your mouse.
3) S is the distance between two cbush elements that value should be less than half of the curve that you had created before. For assigning the S, Right-click on it and click the modify tab. Type the suitable value and press the enter key on your keyboard.
4) Assigning the P1 and P2 (P1 and P2 are the part ids)
FE representation settings Tab:
Click apply and realize:
Overlap shell:
Y joint shell :
Hope this article gave you clarity on the common doubts regarding connections.
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