Assembly analysis
Assembly analysis
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Any advice/comments/suggestions/experience with how many parts is maximum or rather worth assembling for force/pressure in CosmosWorks?
Bascially if I'm assembly several components and applying various forces and pressures. When does CosmosWorks reach it's pratical limit?
Does putting components into sub-assemblies and assembling them help?
Thanks.
Bascially if I'm assembly several components and applying various forces and pressures. When does CosmosWorks reach it's pratical limit?
Does putting components into sub-assemblies and assembling them help?
Thanks.






RE: Assembly analysis
And the answer to your last question is no.
RE: Assembly analysis
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RE: Assembly analysis
Usually global models are for global loads and then you apply those loads to individual parts. If the model is not a mechanism and is linear you can use substructuring.
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RE: Assembly analysis
I posted a similar assembly and question before showing a similar assembly in both this forum and the regular SoludWorks forum. On IPhone at the moment or I would upload an edrawing now.
RE: Assembly analysis
FAQ1183-1719: What is St. Venant's Principle?
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RE: Assembly analysis
RE: Assembly analysis
RE: Assembly analysis
My goal is to find stresses in clamps and bolts and deformation of the "form" by internal pressure with the clamps holding it in place.