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Enclosure FEA

05/12/2010 1:38 AM

Hi,

We are doing one Analysis of an Housing for Explosion proof (Preliminary Design Check). The Housing / Enclosure is Like a Circular one with Threading in the Top portion which is closed with a Lid (Male Threading).

Now we want to analyse the Leakage (radial Displacement) between the Enclosure & Lid Threading.

I done the FEA by creating bonded contact between the Enclosure & Lid Pitch Diameter. But this will not be an real condition & will not give correct results.

So guys if you have any ideas (Experience)to solve it, please share.

Thanks in Advance.

Sachin.

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Re: Enclosure FEA

05/15/2010 2:07 AM

Not 100% sure what you have done but I have just done a project studying a screw thread. Using ANSYS I did an axisymmetric model with contact elements at the thread faces which will meet. I had to apply an internal pressure and a longitudinal displacement to the male component while constraining the other component in the longitudinal direction.

It's almost impossible for me to describe this to you on an this forum because this was a large project which is far more involved than it first looks.

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