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AB1733 (Agricultural)
14 May 10 11:34
Hi,
I'm modeling a support frame for a hydraulic cylinder.
The cylinder at max will output roughly 35,000 lbs.
When I'm defining the forces. Will I have 35,000 lbs on the mounting face for the cylinder AND another 35,000 lbs on the base plate that the cylinder will be pushing against.
Or do I split the 35,000 lbs between the two?
I think I'm doing it correctly but just want to double check.
rb1957 (Aerospace)
14 May 10 11:43
option 1 ... if the cyclinder is going to push against something, it has to react that push (at the other end)
AB1733 (Agricultural)
14 May 10 12:15
Thanks,
That's exactly what I thought but I'm getting some strange results so thought I'd start with the simple things and work from there.
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corus (Mechanical)
15 May 10 10:12
Alternatively, apply the force at one end and restrain the other end. The reaction force at the restraing will be equal and opposite to the load applied. Tata
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