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contact analysis of disk with shaft press fit

05/11/2008 5:27 AM

i want to find stress and displacement of rotating disk with shaft.shaft is press fit with the disk.this is one conctact and this is rotating with 900rpm. what should i do ?i am trying by giving omega(angular velsity) in ansys. or should i go for contact analysis and then rotational anlysis of disk...plz.. any one tell me how to solve this solution.thanks in advance.
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Re: contact analysis of disk with shaft press fit

05/11/2008 9:45 AM

Sounds like a homework problem?? What is the application?

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Re: contact analysis of disk with shaft press fit

05/13/2008 3:44 AM

HI HOW ARE YOU MAY BE I CAN HELP YOU TO SOLVE BUT I NEED MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE SYSTEM ( DIA IF THE SHAFT (AXLE ANAXLE WEIGHT , KIND OF THE AXLE MATERIAL). DIA OF THE DISK ,THICKNESS OF THE DISK ,DISK WEIGHT ,DISK MATRIAL ANDALSO WHAT KIND OF APPLICATIONS THAT THIOS SYSTEM WILL BE USED FOR , IT WILL BE VERY HELPFUL IF YOU CAN SEND A SCKETCH FOR WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT. I WILL REMAIN WAITING YOUR REPLY FOR ONE WEEK FROM NOW .BEST REGARDS
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