Jun 28, 2006 #1 jec3300 Automotive Joined Jan 30, 2006 Messages 55 Location US Is there a way when you measure inertia to get the lines it creates (red, blue and green). I need these lines to find length, width and depth for our title block. Right now I am estimating but would like to get a more accurate numbers. thanks for the help
Is there a way when you measure inertia to get the lines it creates (red, blue and green). I need these lines to find length, width and depth for our title block. Right now I am estimating but would like to get a more accurate numbers. thanks for the help
Jun 28, 2006 #2 solid7 Mechanical Joined Jun 7, 2005 Messages 1,403 Location US In the measure dialog, there is a box called "create geometry". YOu have the option of creating the center of gravity, and axis system. Do that. --- CAD design engineering services - Catia V4, Catia V5, and CAD Translation. Catia V5 resources - CATBlog. Upvote 0 Downvote
In the measure dialog, there is a box called "create geometry". YOu have the option of creating the center of gravity, and axis system. Do that. --- CAD design engineering services - Catia V4, Catia V5, and CAD Translation. Catia V5 resources - CATBlog.
Jun 28, 2006 2 #3 5050t Aerospace Joined May 9, 2006 Messages 83 Location DE In "Measure Inertia" dialog box click "Customize" - check "Principal axes". In spec tree, look for three parameters - BBLx, BBLy, BBLz Now you have your length, width and depth. Upvote 0 Downvote
In "Measure Inertia" dialog box click "Customize" - check "Principal axes". In spec tree, look for three parameters - BBLx, BBLy, BBLz Now you have your length, width and depth.
Jun 28, 2006 Thread starter #4 jec3300 Automotive Joined Jan 30, 2006 Messages 55 Location US Thank for the help Upvote 0 Downvote
Jun 28, 2006 #5 jackk Mechanical Joined Nov 22, 2002 Messages 1,312 Location US I've got a similar question regarding inertia: In V5, is there a way to measure the inertia of a 2D profile directly from a sketch or from a drawing? We're looking for a method that does not require the extra steps of creating 3D geometry from the profile (either a face of a solid, or a surface). thanks Upvote 0 Downvote
I've got a similar question regarding inertia: In V5, is there a way to measure the inertia of a 2D profile directly from a sketch or from a drawing? We're looking for a method that does not require the extra steps of creating 3D geometry from the profile (either a face of a solid, or a surface). thanks
Jun 28, 2006 #6 silverunner Aerospace Joined Jul 7, 2004 Messages 31 Location CA Jack, as indicated in Help docs, "You can measure the inertia properties of plane surfaces including DMU sections". Upvote 0 Downvote
Jack, as indicated in Help docs, "You can measure the inertia properties of plane surfaces including DMU sections".
Jun 28, 2006 #7 jackk Mechanical Joined Nov 22, 2002 Messages 1,312 Location US That's correct, Silverunner. But we're looking for a method to get the measurement directly from a 2D layout and avoid having to make the surface/face. Upvote 0 Downvote
That's correct, Silverunner. But we're looking for a method to get the measurement directly from a 2D layout and avoid having to make the surface/face.