SolidWorks surface-based error
SolidWorks surface-based error
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Hi, all. Recently i have started to do simulations in Solidworks 2011. At work i must simulate pressure/force momentum.. on one of our products. I am new at this, thus i came here for help.
Am i doing right? what is the procedure for this type of simulation. (look under project tree on video)
Problem is described in my video ( i am not promoting anything/anyone or so, by providing this link):
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P.S.: i may need to get some more help in the recent future :D but for now, this is my main obstacle. I am stuck.
please help its a bit urgent :D and thank you
Am i doing right? what is the procedure for this type of simulation. (look under project tree on video)
Problem is described in my video ( i am not promoting anything/anyone or so, by providing this link):
http
P.S.: i may need to get some more help in the recent future :D but for now, this is my main obstacle. I am stuck.
please help its a bit urgent :D and thank you






RE: SolidWorks surface-based error
RE: SolidWorks surface-based error
Dan
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RE: SolidWorks surface-based error
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All i need to do is now, define for each contact friction. (hard when its used only global contact)
will ask in simulation section. Did not even know about that section :D
anyway ill ask here for one more advice.
in this video the image will be clearer of what i am about to ask:
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Here you can see the springs. One is bigger, and there are two simetrical smaller springs. All are under stress and under elastic deformation. forces, pressure...
I dont know how to simulate them. Must i leave them in this position and define preapplyed Internal Tension, or leave them in original position and somehow put them under pressure/force. I dont know how to express it, sorry. Hope its understandable.
What i mean, how would you began to study/simulate those springs? big one got only horizontal force applyed, the small ones got momentum force applyed.
THX, M.