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Gasketed Joint Analysis Using Computer Aided Engineering Techniques
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Abstract
A static equilibrium model uses a computer graphics oriented joint analysis approach. The model simulates a system of rigid flanges, a one-component gasket, and linear-elastic bolts to evaluate conditions of assembly and internal pressurization. A non-linear mathematical model of typical gasket materials is presented. Compressive loading and subsequent recovery are effectively characterized. The joint model is developed using commercial parametric modeling software on a personal computer.
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Widder, E. and Novak, G., "Gasketed Joint Analysis Using Computer Aided Engineering Techniques," SAE Technical Paper 920131, 1992, https://doi.org/10.4271/920131.Also In
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