pmbov
Mechanical
- Apr 5, 2011
- 28
Hello All,
I want to calculate the thermal displacement of a pressed fit bushing into a housing. If using the area equation calculation using the equation:
A_f = A(1+2(alpha*delta_T).
Where,
A_f = Final area
A = Current area
Should I use the cross sectional area of the bushing (I think this is right be want to be sure):
A = (pi(d_o^2-d_i^2))/4
or
The "wetted" area:
A = pi*D_o*L
L=length of contact surface between the bushing and housing.
OR
Could this be simplified by a Linier equation:
R_f = R(1+(alpha*delta_T).
Hope this is clear!
I want to calculate the thermal displacement of a pressed fit bushing into a housing. If using the area equation calculation using the equation:
A_f = A(1+2(alpha*delta_T).
Where,
A_f = Final area
A = Current area
Should I use the cross sectional area of the bushing (I think this is right be want to be sure):
A = (pi(d_o^2-d_i^2))/4
or
The "wetted" area:
A = pi*D_o*L
L=length of contact surface between the bushing and housing.
OR
Could this be simplified by a Linier equation:
R_f = R(1+(alpha*delta_T).
Hope this is clear!