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#61382 - 11/30/14 07:40 AM Spring Can Modeling
Anuj_gupta1116 Offline
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Hi........

i want to know that what is the Use of X & Z restraint in spring can modeling with friction. as i have observed that these supports are act as Guide & limit & increase that nozzle load.
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#61383 - 11/30/14 10:39 AM Re: Spring Can Modeling [Re: Anuj_gupta1116]
Dave Diehl Offline
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I'm not sure what you're looking at.
When modeling friction around a spring can, the horizontal restraints have connecting nodes. This modeling artifice allows the spring load to serve as the normal load for friction


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#61407 - 12/02/14 09:43 PM Re: Spring Can Modeling [Re: Anuj_gupta1116]
Van Ha Offline
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In CII Application Guide, page 76, "Modelling spring cans with friction", you are considering RX, RY, RZ restraint at 15-20 rigid element (can length).

Is it ok to ignore these restraint?

As normal, my practice is same as above mention from Dave (without RX,RY,RZ)

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