Join Tony Abbey for an in-depth discussion in this video What you should know, part of SOLIDWORKS: Advanced Simulation.
- [Narrator] Just reviewing what you should know prior to starting the course, if you could have a look at my course, which is SOLIDWORKS: Simulation for FEA, that would be a really good grounding. Then we'd like you to have a basic familiarity with SOLIDWORKS geometry, and also a basic awareness of engineering concepts. What you should have would be the SOLIDWORKS simulation add-in. All we need for this course is the static analysis underneath the basic simulation. One little tip, though, is to remember to set up the simulation add-in and to make sure you set it to launch every time you open a SOLIDWORKS file up.
Author
Tony Abbey
Released
1/30/2018- Breaking up the model
- Meshing and re-meshing the model
- Simplifying the geometry
- Using the 3-2-1 and plane strain methods
- Running analyses and comparing results
Skill Level Advanced
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome21s
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Exercise files49s
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1. Conrod Half Symmetry Model
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Meshing the half model2m 28s
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2. Simplifying the Conrod Fillet Geometry
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3. Using the 3-2-1 Method
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Remeshing the revised model2m 46s
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4. The Plane Strain Method
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Conclusion
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Wrap up7m 35s
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Next steps2m 54s
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