Re: Weld Suppression?
Charles, When I run the model with both the contact and weld unsuppressed, I get a warning that informs me that the they have become suppressed, though the results show something different. Upon...
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Re: Weld Suppression?
Steven, The contact is is between two surfaces have a perimeter weld around the border.(I apologize for the terrible picture.)
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John, end, spot, perimeter and weld features are shells only. Shells can be in 3-d assemblies. Welds do not work with solids You need another method. Create a surface region on the side of your doubler...
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Hi John,Have you tried adding a surface region to both parts that your are assigning the contact region too to set the boundary for the weld penetration? Thanks,Don Anderson
View ArticleRe: Non-symmetric results for symmetric model and load?
Can you tell us how you came to this conclusion?
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Re: Non-symmetric results for symmetric model and load?
Hi, cone 49500 bricks as part: non-symmetric result cone 100 bricks as assembly: better Paul
View ArticleRe: Hose simulation like mechanism
I uploaded the zip file (with Creo 2.0 version of the assembly) in a new post. Can you take a look?
View ArticleRe: COMPOSITE MATERIAL, LAYER PROPERTIES and ORIENTATION
Hello Mr Brown, Thank you for your answer. Yes, I defined a mixed shell with solid... because is what I saw in this post: Re: Creating a part with multiple material layers (Mats Lindqvist) I explain...
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Re: Non-symmetric results for symmetric model and load?
Ok, I have to admit I don't know what I'm seeing at when I look at your graphs. If you could explain it a bit - what analysis are you running? What is the curve arc length graph showing? It seems you...
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Re: Non-symmetric results for symmetric model and load?
geometry description is wrong, not AutoGEM
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Hi Erik, excuse my English, the baby is not dead, stopped it aht to grow:Creo Parametric 2.0 M080 is stopped17 years work (very) intensive Paul
View ArticleRe: Non-symmetric results for symmetric model and load?
It's not clear to me how this shows that the geometric definition given to Simulate is incorrect; can you flesh this out for me? It's also very alarming that the solver shows a solution quantity such...
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Re: Non-symmetric results for symmetric model and load?
Hi Paul,You are right, geometry description is wrong, not AutoGEM.Other comparison that show the issue.Model with mesh. Model Version1: Feature Revolve Model Version2: Boundary Blend with option...
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Re: Non-symmetric results for symmetric model and load?
Shaun, what Paul is showing is correlation between number of parts used to build the cone and number of arcs shown in the displacement graphs.This supports what I mentioned in my post on the 4th of...
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I still don't get how you can say the root problem is that the geometry sent to Simulate (before analysis) is wrong.But all figures shown in this discussion showcase an uneven displacement of a...
View ArticleConstraints for a roller to follow a curved path in a cylinder.
Hi all, I'm trying to simulate a mechanism on Creo Parametrics where a roller has to follow a slot cut through on a cylinder surface as shown in the Image below. The shaft connected with the roller has...
View ArticleTime steps vs Load intervals
Hi, I have raised this question here before and also raised a low priority call some while back which due to lack of time I have yet to follow up properly. I am seeking others' understanding and...
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Thermal analysis - travelling heat loads
Hi, I’m Sharan Hallur. We are exploring Creo Simulate thermal analysis & I have queries regarding travelling heat loads in the training material. . 1. In the heat load dialogue box {applying...
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Re: Non-symmetric results for symmetric model and load?
Test in stand-alone Pro/MECHANICA STRUCTURE without creo parametric , revolve 1 brick: revolve feature in structure ist wrong cylinder is OK: Paul
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Re: Constraints for a roller to follow a curved path in a cylinder.
Make a datum curve reference and put a point in the handle part that correlates to the curve. In other words, you can make the handle follow a "curve" using constraints.Your curve would likely be the...
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