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DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF CONNECTING ROD WITH  DIFFERENT GEOME DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF CONNECTING ROD WITH  DIFFERENT GEOME

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PROJECT TEAM MEMBERS K SIVA RAMA KRISHNA Y LOKESWARA RAO R MANI KANTA S SATISH D NETAJI ABSTRACT The automobile engine connecting rod is a high volume production critical component It connects reciprocating piston to rotating crankshaft ID: 589978

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DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF CONNECTING ROD WITH DIFFERENT GEOMETRIES USING FEASlide2

PROJECT TEAM MEMBERS

K SIVA RAMA KRISHNA

Y LOKESWARA RAO

R MANI KANTA

S SATISH

D NETAJISlide3

ABSTRACT

The automobile engine connecting rod is a high volume production, critical component. It connects reciprocating piston to rotating crankshaft.

Designs of connecting rod have been analysed in this report and finally an optimal design has been selected using ANSYS-14.5 Workbench and CATIA V5.Slide4

INTRODUCTION

One of the important part of the combustion engine is the connecting rod, and the main purpose of the connecting rod is to transfer the energy from the pistons to crankshaft and convert the linear reciprocating motion of a piston into the rotary motion of a crankshaft, from the viewpoint of functionality; also it connects reciprocating piston to rotating crankshaft and some other design connected direct to the crosshead and then transmitting the thrust of the piston to the crankshaft of the combustion engine. The combustion engines connecting rod moves in two way rotating motion and connects both large and small end.Slide5

PARTS AND COMPONENTS OF CONNECTING RODSlide6

TYPES OF MANUFACTURING OF CONNECTING- RODS

Forged

Casting

Powdered MetalSlide7

STRESS-STRAIN DIAGRAMSSlide8

INTRODUCTION TO CATIA

Computer Graphics-Aided Three-Dimensional Interactive Application (CATIA) is the world’s leading computer-aided design (CAD)/computer-aided manufacturing (CAM)/computer-aided engineering (CAE) package. Developed by Dassault systems and marketed worldwide by IBM, CATIA delivers one of the best Product Lifecycle. CATIA started as an in-house development in 1977 by French aircraft manufacturer Avionics Marcel Dassault, at that time customer of the CAD/CAM CAD software to develop.Slide9

MODELLING PROCEDURE

Sketcher: This workbench used to draw simple two dimensional figures that determine the profiles of a three dimensional object such as the cross section of the object.

Part design: This workbench used to complete the feature of a three dimensional part of a major model by obtaining the profiles from the sketcher.

Wireframe and surface: The wireframe and surface workbench is used to obtain the surfaces and around profiles or creating surfaces of desired shapes and sizes.

Assembly: The assembly workbench is a platform for all part design to be imported and assembled by providing proper constraints by the parts movements and limitsSlide10

REFERENCES

Dr.B.K.Roy, Design Analysis and Optimization of Various Parameters of Connecting Rod using CAE Softwares,OM Institute of Technology and Management, Hisar, Haryana, International Journal of New Innovations in Engineering and Technology (IJNIET) Vol. 1

 G. Naga Malleshwara Rao, ‘Design Optimization and Analysis of a Connecting Rod using ANSYS’ International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), IndiaSlide11

DESIGN 2-D DIAGRAMS OF CONNECTING ROD USING CATIA EXISTING MODELSlide12

MODIFIED DIMENSIONS MODEL-1Slide13

MODIFIED DIMENSIONS MODEL-2Slide14

MODIFIED DIMENSIONS MODEL-3Slide15

CATIA MODEL OF CONNECTING RODSlide16

preparation of connecting rod in CATIASlide17

preparation of connecting rod in CATIASlide18

CATIA MODEL OF CONNECTING RODSlide19

preparation of connecting rod in CATIASlide20

MESH GENERATION

It is the process of discretization or dividing the geometry into a number of suitable finite elements, which are interconnected at the nodes. Comprehensive libraries of finite element are available in software. The element will be linear or parabolic, shell, solid, beam, rod, spring, damper mesh and gap are some of the elements available for the purpose of modeling. FEM software provides extensive capabilities to define loading and boundary conditions correctly stimulate the environment.Slide21

MESHING MODEL OF CONNECTING RODSlide22

ANALYSIS PROCEDURE IN ANSYS

PREFERENCES

PREFERENCES ---- STRUCTURAL

PRE PROCESSOR

Element type -- SOLID

Material model – STRUCTURAL STEEL

Real constants – NONE

Meshing -- FREE

Loads -- TOP GROOVE IF FIXED AND LOAD APPLYING INTHE BOTTOM GROOVE.

SOLUTION

--- Solve - current L.S ( Solves the problem)

GENRAL POST PROCESSOR

--- Plot results -- contour plot -- nodal solution(DEFORMATION AND ELONGATION )Slide23

STRUCTURAL STEEL PROPERTIES

Young's Modulus MPa

2.e+005

Poisson's Ratio

0.3

Bulk Modulus MPa

1.6667e+005

Shear Modulus MPa

76923

Density

7.85e-006 kg mm^-3

Coefficient of Thermal Expansion

1.2e-005 C^-1Slide24

STRUCTURAL STEEL PROPERTIES

Specific Heat

4.34e+005 KJ kg^-1 C^-1

Thermal conductivity

6.05e-002 W mm^-1 C^-1

Resistivity

1.7e-004 ohm mm

Compressive Ultimate

strength MPa

0

Compressive Yield

strength MPa

250

Tensile Yield strength MPa

250

Tensile Ultimate strength MPa

460Slide25

RESULTS OF EXISTING MODEL AT LOAD 4319NSlide26

Stress in existing model connecting rod at load 4319NSlide27

Total deformation in existing model connecting rod at load 21598NSlide28

stress in existing model connecting rod at load 21598NSlide29

Total deformation in modified-1 connecting rod at load 4319NSlide30

Stress in modified model-1 connecting rod at load 4319NSlide31

Total deformation in modified-1 connecting rod at load 21598NSlide32

Stress in modified model-1 connecting rod at load 21598NSlide33

Total deformation in modified-2 connecting rod at load 4319NSlide34

Stress in modified model-2 connecting rod at load 4319NSlide35

Total deformation in modified-2 connecting rod at load 21598NSlide36

stress in modified model-2 connecting rod at load 21598NSlide37

Total deformation in modified-3 connecting rod at load 4319NSlide38

Stress in modified model-3 connecting rod at load 4319N Slide39

Total deformation in modified-3 connecting rod at load 21598NSlide40

Stress in modified model-3 connecting rod at load 21598NSlide41

COMPARISION OF RESULTS AT LOAD 4319N

SL NO

PARAMETERS

EXISTING

MODEL

MODIFIED MODEL-1

MODIFIED MODEL-2

MODIFIED MODEL-3

1

STRESS VON-MISES

124.84 MPa

128.34 MPa

140.28 MPa

120.38 MPa

2

TOTAL DEFORMATION

2.5435 e-002 mm

2.7064e-002 mm

3.1107e-002 mm

2.4828e-002 mmSlide42

AT LOAD 21598N

SL NO.

PARAMETER

EXISTING

MODEL

MODIFIED MODEL-1

MODIFIED MODEL-2

MODIFIED MODEL-3

1

STRESS

(VON-MISES)

624.27 MPa

641.79 MPa

701.52 MPa

601.97 MPa

2

TOTAL

 

DEFORMATION

0.12719 mm

0.13534 mm

0.15556 mm

0.12416 mmSlide43

COMPRESION LOAD 4319N & 21598N

SL NO

PARAMET -ER

EXIST-ING MOD-EL

MODEL-1

MODEL-2

MODEL-3

SLNO

PARAME -TER

EXIST -ING

MOD –EL

MODEL-1

MODEL-2

MODEL-3

1

STRESS

VON-MISES

124.84 MPa

128.34 MPa

140.28 MPa

120.38 MPa

1

STRESS

VON-MISES

624.27 MPa

641.79 MPa

701.52 MPa

601.97 MPa

2

TOTAL

 DEFORMATION

2.5435e-002 mm

2.7064e-002 mm

3.1107e-002 mm

 2.4828e-002 mm

2

TOTAL

 DEFORMATION

0.12719 mm

0.13534 mm

0.15556 mm

0.12416 mmSlide44

Advantages of connecting rod

It carry large amount of loads.

It is working at high temperature.

It has good mechanical properties.

It carries compressive and bending loads.Slide45

Disadvantages of connecting rod

The design of connecting rod is complicated.

High cost.

Skilled labor is required for manufacturing.

Costly alloys are required for manufacturing.

Replacement is difficult.Slide46

CONCLUSION

Various designs of connecting rod have been analyzed in this report and finally an optimal design has been selected. Using ANSYS-14.5 Workbench and CATIA V5, Various results are found out and compared with the existing results.Current work has concluded up with the fact that slight and careful variation in design parameters can give a good design which can be made feasible by a number of analysis using CAE tools and Software’s. After observing all the four models, Existing model, model-1, model-2,and model-3.

Modified model-3 is better than existing model