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Inventor 2022 Bolted Connection strange behaviour

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A.Acheson
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Inventor 2022 Bolted Connection strange behaviour

Any ideas on the following behaviors is appreciated. 

  • Counter sunk bolts not starting from the start plane when using sketch points in a part. The hole is existing. 
  • After placing the assembly is not grounded, allowing movement and potentially bolts/holes in the wrong place. 

AAcheson_0-1663866020513.png

On placement of Hole the bolt is recessed and does not allow multiple holes to be selected. 

AAcheson_1-1663866190251.png

 

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Alan
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jan_priban
in reply to: A.Acheson

Hello Alan,

 

thank you for letting us know, you are right, Autodrop for countersunk bolts placed as Linear or By Point used to be correct and placement / constrains / position is wrong now.

 

This issue is tracked in our trecking system as INVGEN-64455

 

Regards

Jan Priban

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jan_priban
in reply to: A.Acheson

Hi @A.Acheson 

 

based on the INVGEN-64455 we are trying to improve observed behavior, but let me explain, show "first aid" way:

 

In Inventor 2020 BC was created with BC subassembly. The BC bolt constrain mechanism worked well for all bolt types, countersunk included. BC bolt constrain mechanism relies on BC subassembly

 

One/ two releases ago we changed BC behavior, we allow to generate BC without subassembly. This option (without subassembly) is the default one in R 2022, R 2023. Since BC bolt constrain mechanism was originally designed for using BC subassembly, it could have trouble in case of thin plate + countersunk bolt

 

So as "first aid" you can generate BC with subassembly (as it used to be by default one/ two releases ago)

 

So when you  create BC with subfolder now (Inventor R 2022, R 2023), countersunk bolt is placed correctly as it used to be.

 

janpriban_0-1664274055546.png

 

 

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Regards

 

Jan Priban

 

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A.Acheson
in reply to: jan_priban

Thanks for looking in to this case Jan. The inventor version I am using is INV 2022 with no updates. I am still waiting to update to the latest release. In the mean time here is another image using point location and not using sub assemblies. As shown in the image one bolt is placed in the center of the sketch and not on the points selected, washer and nut are placed on points selected. 

 

AAcheson_1-1664381010332.png

 

 

If this solved a problem, please click (accept) as solution.‌‌‌‌
Or if this helped you, please, click (like)‌‌
Regards
Alan

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