Analysis on Oil Extraction Progressing Cavity Pump Three-Dimensional Finite Element Model

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The finite element analysis of PCP involves three nonlinear of geometry, material and contact, and the load of PCP is diversity, leading to it difficult to establish the finite element model and calculate by finite method. This article takes GLB120-27 as an example, to establish 3D solid model of PCP by using SolidWorks; to determine M-R model constant of stator rubber by using the data of uniaxial tensile test: to separate the seal band from the stator chamber by using Boolean operation and set up contact pairs, to achieve the correct simulation of stator chamber fluid pressure; to correctly simulate the interference fit between stator and rotor through setting correlation parameters; to establish 3D finite element analysis model and verify the correctness by using the experiment data of hydraulic characteristics of PCP.

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September 2014

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