Thank you FeX32.
I was just wondering if anyone else had heard of that. He is one of our senior engineers who deals with FEA so I thought maybe he knew something I didn't.
Thank you for the quick replies.
I'm talking about Section Modulus. S = I/c.
I didn't think there was a relationship but a coworker brought it up. He mentioned he remembered working on a project a long time ago dealing with this.
He told me to look at composites and that he believed there was...
I am trying to find a relationship between the Young's Modulus and the Section Modulus.
I am currently comparing different structural shapes made out of different materials and was wondering if there was a relationship between the two moduli (?) which would allow me to compare different shapes...
You can try using the 'Hide All Assembly Sketches' macro on the http://sw.fcsuper.com website. I believe it only works on assemblies but once the sketches are hidden in the assemblies they should also be hidden in the drawing.
Or maybe the macro can be modified to work for drawings...
Here you go. It is still a little rough around the edges but it gets the job done right now.
Dim DwgNo As String
DwgNo = TextBoxDwgNo.Text
'Selects either Server1 or the Server2 to look in
Dim Server As String
If RadioButton1.Checked = True Then
Server = "\\Server1"
Else...
Thanks to all who helped.
I used a little bit of everything and managed to make a little program that does what I needed it to do.
If anyone is interested I can post the code.
Thanks again for your help.
Hello,
I am trying to create a program that lets me input my file name and it searches a directory and opens that file.
Our current drawing management system consists of our drawings being put in subdirectories based on their name. For example '3-15344.dwg' would be in the k:\\...\dwg\3\15...
Thanks for the quick replies.
I figured it wouldn't be possible but was hoping I was wrong.
I'll go ahead and try all three of your suggestions and see what works better for what we need.
Thanks again!
Hello. I'm trying to create a sheet metal part which consists of a corrugated sheet of steel being bent (please see attached picture).
The one in the picture was created using a sweep but I am hoping it can also be created using sheet metal features. We would like to unfold it, add a hole...