Simcenter 3D Solutions How to define frictional losses in a Bushing Connector

2019-05-07T17:22:56Z
Simcenter 3D

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How can a user define friction for a Bushing Connection in NX Motion?

Solution

 Options to model friction for a Bushing Connection:

A. A cylindrical joint will allow the definition of friction via commonly 

known parameters, but a joint doesn't allow for compliance as does a bushing. 

If defining compliance is also required, then the bushing's stiffness 

coefficients have to model the friction. Functions will be needed and those 

will not be necessarily easy to define.

B. The Damping component could be a form of friction, basically a force or 

torque proportional to velocity. If users need something more than this, it 

can get complicated, as is recommended in A.

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KB Article ID# PL8009852

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