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  1. jannikfea

    multiplying a rotation between two shafts

    like you can imagine for a fully fuctional gearbox, i'm using multiple element types (Shells, Element Surfaces, Solids, Connectors, Constraint etc.)!
  2. jannikfea

    multiplying a rotation between two shafts

    since it's a static simulation step where i'm simulating a fully functional transmission in a 2 step gearbox, its rather difficult to increase the increment time. Because of that, increasing the speed by accelerating to a situation, that would happen anyway, seems like the way to go for me. The...
  3. jannikfea

    multiplying a rotation between two shafts

    thanks for your answer! i'm using beam elements. In real life, there is no such effect. Its just one shaft that is rotating (in a gearbox). SInce the transmission is very high, the second shaft is turning very slow, in the first step its is lowered by the factor of 10. To accelerate the...
  4. jannikfea

    multiplying a rotation between two shafts

    Hello, I am confronting a problem where I'd like to multiply a rotation of a shaft so that one half of the shaft is rotating faster than the other end. I tried this with the flow converter connector elements as well as with linear equations using the mpc constraints. With both I manage to...

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