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Weld assembly fem

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cerati

cerati

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Hi all!
I would like you to tell me how to weld FEMs which belong to an assembly fem...

I've read a thousand times the manual but I cant make it work....

fem connector points, lines... I'm really dizzy...

Thanks in advance

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Do you want to know how to add the FEM's of diferent parts into a sigle assembled FEM? If so you need to create an assembly from the parts who's FEM's you want to assemble and then you need to create a FE model and define the assembly FEM.
 
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Nop.

I have an assembly fem already.

I went to "define connectors" on meshing to create a line connector which is suppossed to be used for welding.

But I can make it work. There is some "lengths" you have to specify, and everytime I "generate"the weld, it fails.

Help!

 
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