3-D modeling of Fastener Connections
3-D modeling of Fastener Connections
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What is a good way to model fasteners in a fine grid Hex-element model?
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RE: 3-D modeling of Fastener Connections
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A Closer Look at Bolted Joints
By John Crawford
http://206.210.94.185/techfile_text.html
2003-01-1594 Validation of a System of Finite Element Models Representing a Complex Transaxle
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RE: 3-D modeling of Fastener Connections