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Re: Fasteners references edges definition error
Hi Mats,How do you prescribe temperature boundary conditions on beams or on the whole model in Creo Simulate 3.0?Best RegardsAndrea
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Re: Non-symmetric results for symmetric model and load?
bezier has exaktly 0% example (bezier vs. revolve).
View Articlehow to create tension beams (steel cable) in simulate
Hallo Creo Simulate community I am working on a frame construction and would like to do some mechanical simulations with this frame. The simple construction is a 3D Frame with cable elements (can only...
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HelloOtto,.Do youhaveaplanoranimagejoinus?Kind regards.Denis
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Re: how to create tension beams (steel cable) in simulate
...especially it is a frame construction for a photovoltaic cell. The construction itself is not so important . It is learning stuff...But with designes like this I am learning to handle Creo Simulate....
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Can you provide some specifics on what type of analysis you want to do and the goals of it? Generally speaking, Simulate does not have a "tension only beam". However, depending on the conditions of the...
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...currently I am designing a 3D frame for a photovoltaic cell which should be mountet on a sailing boot (private stuff). During the design interations I had the idea to start some beam FEA studies to...
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Re: Force loading convergence problem
I have not read all posts above, but if your structure "collapses" in the sense that its stiffness first increases and then decreases, your analysis will not converge with a continously increasing...
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Beam Idealization
In the Creo Simulate Help Center it says the use of beam idealizations is only valid for a ratio of beam height to its length of up to 1/10.I would like to simulate a part which has a ratio of 4/10....
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Re: how to create tension beams (steel cable) in simulate
V2 attached: 2 beams prestressed regardspaul
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Thank you very much for your fast answer, Paul. I hope I interpret your model correctly since I see only a difference in the max. deformation value of about +2,3 %. I attached a sketch of my use case....
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Re: how to create tension beams (steel cable) in simulate
Hi Paul. Why did you create a rigid link between Beam1 and Beam2 (and also Beam1 and Beam3)?Why not just simply connect the beams together? See the picture below.I tested it without Rigid link and the...
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Re: Beam Idealization
Again, thanks very very much for your very helpful model! I hope that this is the last time I have to ask a question concering this topic. I see that in this case the displacement difference of a solid...
View ArticleCreo 3 Simulate Configuration to Run Within Creo Parametric?
We are using Creo 3 and also beginning to use Simulate. Some of our long time PTC users have asked me why Simulate is no longer embedded in Creo Parametric. Can Creo Parametric be configured to run...
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Hi, If you want to use Creo Simulate, then simply install Creo Parametric and Creo Simulate in one step. Then launch Creo Parametric, open part, activate Application tab and click Simulate button. MH
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