The Comparison of Two Processing Methods of Sliding Bearing in Impact Dynamics Analysis of Finite Element Software

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In this article, author studied the application of two models of "single point damping-spring" model and "contact" model in the process of impact dynamic analysis. Research shows that the load and force could be transmitted smoothly in all these methods. But there still have limitations in two methods, we could not study the impact response of bearing itself and the shaft neck contacted with bearing in the "single point damping-spring" model, on the other hand, the penetration of contact parts could not be avoided completely in the "contact" model, sometimes, the numerical calculation even could not be converged if the parameters were not be set properly in this method. Of course, this two methods also have their own advantages, we could select different model according to different circumstances.

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November 2012

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