Modeling a Bolted Pressure Vessel Using Ansys Mechanical - Workshop

In this workshop, we incorporate the changes recommended previously, do a parametric study to perform design iterations by varying the bolt diameter, and see its effect on seal performance.
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[@prasadbejgamwar6828]

Excellent series of videos very helpful

[@ksatgoud]

Good, My search for bolted joints is answered

[@arvindpatel194]

Very helpful video 👍

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[@RoHiT-pp6fl]

Very helpful and systematically explained.

[@edgararturogomezmeisel2217]

Great videos

[@akhileshagarthade9251]

In this frictional contact is used between bolt/nut head and flanges that is top and bottom surface. In some other tutorials or learning videos someone has used rough contact some other used bonded contact. How to decide that? Between bolt and nut, bonded contact is used here. But in some other videos Rough contact is used. How to decide that? And at last no contact is given between bolt shank and holes it is passing through but some other tutorials used either frictional or frictionaless contact. Please let us know how to decide these contacts between bolt,nut and it`s surrounding parts.

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[@oleksiyyefimenko3299]

object generator does not work properly. unfortunately. checked in various conditions. for bonded connect (nuts to bolt) does not work.

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[@lookwhostalking2926]

Why the assymetricfriction betweenthe bolthead and the uppergasket surface ?

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[@matteosilve4209]

the "frictional" word doesn t appear in my case :(
How i can fix it ?

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[@priyeshsharma4476]

Can you please tell us dimensions of pressure vessel?

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[@Gemini-xq8mv]

can anyone tell me where to get the file used for geometry?

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[@engineeringdesign3814]

same with other video as well remove music ANSYS

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