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https://youtu.be/3lpcxRcHhmQ

Sirak Masresha
in FEM
0 0 Beginner
Learn how to install ABAQUS 2024 seamlessly with our comprehensive tutorial. Our step-by-step guide takes you through the entire process, from acquiring the necessary installation files to configuring settings and troubleshooting common issues. Whether you're an experienced engineer or a student entering the world of simulation, this video ensures a smooth installation, empowering you to leverage the full potential of ABAQUS 2024 within the DS SIMULIA Suite. Streamline your simulation workflow and unlock new engineering possibilities – watch now! Explore the fascinating world of Aerospace Engineering with Simater Academy! we delve into the basics of Aerospace Engineering, covering Aerodynamics, Propulsion Systems, Principles of Flight, and more. Whether you're a seasoned professional, an aspiring engineer, or simply curious about the wonders of aviation, this video offers valuable insights and hands-on learning experiences.

Applying Load on Particular Area | Applying Forces on Selected Region Solidworks | CADable | CADable Tutorials

Ibrahim Omer
in FEM
0 0 Beginner
Hello everyone, and welcome back to CADable with Engr. Ibrahim Omer. Today, we're diving into a neat tutorial on SolidWorks where we'll learn how to apply loads to specific areas on a model. So, let's break it down step by step. First, we'll start by drawing a simple rectangle. Then, we'll extrude it to give it some depth. Next, we'll sketch another rectangle on the surface where we want to apply our forces. We'll use the split line command here to divide the face using our sketch. But remember, even after splitting, it's still just one solid body. No need to worry about multiple bodies here. Now comes the exciting part. We'll enable the SolidWorks Simulation add-in and proceed with all the necessary steps like applying materials and fixing boundaries (think of these as constraints). It's essential to ensure our model behaves realistically under the loads we're about to apply. After setting up our boundaries, it's time to apply the load to our chosen area or segment. Imagine this as putting weight on a specific spot of your model to see how it reacts. Once that's done, we'll mesh our model. Think of meshing like dividing your model into tiny elements to simulate its behavior accurately. Finally, we'll run our study, and voila! We'll get results showing us things like stresses, displacements, and strains. Now, I won't dive deep into explaining these results here, please watch tutorials at the end if you want to learn how to interpret results etc. If you're curious about how static structural analysis works, stick around for some extra videos I'll share later on. This tutorial is crafted especially for beginners, so don't hesitate to pause and replay if needed. And if you have any questions along the way, drop them in the comments below. We're here to help each and every one of you learn and grow in your CAD skills. Remember, practice is key! Keep tinkering with SolidWorks, and stay tuned for more easy-to-follow tutorials right here on CADable #applyingloadonparticulararea #applyloadonparticularareasolidworks #solidworksstaticstructuralsimulation #CADable #CADabletutorials
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Fusion 360 - Import 3D scans with textures

3D Comparison
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0 0 Intermediate
Importing 3D scans with textures into Fusion 360 is not a straightforward process. Depending on the file format there are additional steps that need to be done regarding the texture. Usually the best solution is to retexture the model within Blender.
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SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation - Thermal Analysis | Electronic Circuits 🌀

NonCad Keys
in FEM
1 0 Beginner
🖐️Hello! In this video, I'll be sharing the details of an Flow Simulation we conducted using SolidWorks. We created a fan model to simulate real-world effects and utilized basic grids to shorten analysis time. By placing electronic components inside the enclosure, we studied heat sources and observed heat accumulation in different areas. Don't miss watching the video to understand the heating and cooling processes of electronic circuits! It's packed with practical insights for optimizing designs. See you there! Video Link: https://ytbe.one/t2tQoN3shC0 🚨 For more and more different content to come ⬇️ We ask you to SUBSCRIBE to our channel and LIKE our videos. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSD8g4g28uXzAnQJif7T4Ew
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