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Thanks NRP99 for your suggestions. Actually I am not at liberty to share the information of the analysis as the geometry of the structure is confidential for my company. I could not figure out the reason for the error. But I found an alternative for doing the analysis without that error...

My machine configuration - Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-7820X CPU @ 3.60GHz 3.60 GHz Installed RAM 32.0 GB (31.7 GB usable) The total number of elements are around 280000 which is quite normal for this machine. I got a suggestion from someone to run this analysis by unchecking the...

Thanks NRP99 for your response. I have kept the default settings in Ansys. When I run the simulation while suppressing the radiation, it is running without any error. I will refer the parallel processing guide.

Hello Everyone, I am using transient thermal analysis in ansys and getting the following error - Details of the simulation are as follows - Time = 750 sec Number of steps = 3 Mesh size = 280000 Boundary conditions include convection, radiation and heat flux. Is anybody familiar with the...

yes, they are also called explosive bolt, frangible bolt etc.

How to design a pyrotechnic bolt for aerospace application ?

Thanks LiftDivergence and WKTaylor. If you are unable to open the attachment, here is the link to the datasheet.

Hello, I have some more questions.[bigsmile] rb1957 mentioned that Hi-loks fasteners should not be used for high tension application. Then I wonder, Are there any fasteners which offers controlled preload (similar to Hi-loks) and are suitable for high-tension application ?

Thanks a lot WKTaylor for your information.

Thanks a lot rb1957.

Thank you rb1957 and WKTaylor for your quick answers. Then, How to get the pretension on the fastener to assess whether the mated parts are safe or not ? The pretension value should be mentioned in the table. But I can't find it in the table or anywhere else ?

Hello everyone, I have few questions regarding HI-LOK fasteners used in aerospace industry. If you look at the attached fastener's table, you will find the last two columns under the heading "DOUBLE SHEAR NEWTON MINIMUM" and "TENSION NEWTON MINIMUM". Can anyone please explain on what these...