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Torque in Half Symmetry FEA

Torque in Half Symmetry FEA

Torque in Half Symmetry FEA

(OP)
I would like to use half symmetry in a FEA model to cut down on simulation time. I an applying torque to a shaft. Does the torque value need to be half as well?
Thank you!
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RE: Torque in Half Symmetry FEA

It depends how you utilize the symmetry. Not all forms of symmetry can be used in analyses involving torque. Can you attach a picture of the model ?

RE: Torque in Half Symmetry FEA

(OP)
This is the model.

RE: Torque in Half Symmetry FEA

In this case symmetry can’t be used due to the nature of loading (unless you simplify the model to apply cyclic symmetry).

RE: Torque in Half Symmetry FEA

(OP)
Ok. Thank you for your help!

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