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Cylinder shaped cladding?

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Anonymous
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Cylinder shaped cladding?

Can you make a cylinder shaped cladding?

 

Whenever I extrude a cladding circle (solid unchecked), it turns into a panel.

 

If it is not possible, how would I have to simulate this?

 

I made a concrete slab with a hole through it. I would like to apply a temperature load through the inside of the hole.

 

(The project is about a concrete slab with a pipe going through. The pipe had very high temperature and cracked the concrete all around the hole.)

 

Since I cannot select the face inside the hole, I cannot apply the load.

 

Please advice. Thank you.

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Rafacascudo
in reply to: Anonymous

Claddings have to be totally flat.

Modelling a Cylinder By extruding a circle ,you get just one object.

Maybe you can try to model the cylinder as a series of  rectangular claddings using the " rotation" tool

 

Cylinder.jpg

 

Rafael Medeiros
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Anonymous
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Thank you for the valuble input.

 

I would definitely try it, but how would I ensure that my solid block with hole in it will interact with the claddings?

 

Would it receive the temperature load from the rotated claddings if they are in contact?

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Rafacascudo
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I answered before you edited your question.

Its a solid type model.

So I guess (I´ve never done a solid model) you have to model the steel pipe also as a solid and then apply the temperature load on it

 

Rafael Medeiros
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Anonymous
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I ended up modeling the sleeve holes as 8 side polygon and modelled sleeve as steel panels.

 

Mesh took me 1 day to complete. Then I meshed each panel, making sure that each node is in contact. 

 

Applied thermal load to panels. I think it worked. At least no error or warning during calculation.

 

I attach the result screens, in case someone needs similar help.

 

Thank you!

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