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Shaft Nodes

Vaishali Bakshi
Vaishali Bakshi 2 months ago

How Nodes are Generated on Shafts in RomaxDT?

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    Vaishali Bakshi 2 months ago +1 verified
    When components such as bearings are placed, nodes are created accordingly. However, additional nodes are automatically generated along the shaft. Node generation along a shaft is governed by the Timoshenko…
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    0 Vaishali Bakshi 2 months ago

    When components such as bearings are placed, nodes are created accordingly. However, additional nodes are automatically generated along the shaft. Node generation along a shaft is governed by the Timoshenko beam theory, which requires dividing long shaft sections for accurate static analysis. The 'Max length to diameter ratio for parallel section' setting (under Analysis settings) controls how many nodes are created. Lowering this ratio increases node count, while raising it decreases nodes. Disabling this setting stops extra node generation, but keeping it enabled is recommended for accuracy.

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