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How to 3D Print Jigs & Fixtures, Part 2: Designing for Print

Shuvom Ghose
in 3D Printing
55 6 Beginner
This is the second part of a four-part tutorial series on how to optimize your manufacturing jigs & fixtures for 3D printing. Today, we'll go over what to do in each design pass as you're optimizing your part, including specific steps to do in your CAD package, your print-preparation tool, and if you're bold, your FEA package. Later installments of this series will deal with FDM material selection and post-processing for jigs & fixtures.
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Printing Full-Color FEA Results on 3D Printers

Shuvom Ghose
in 3D Printing
46 7 Beginner
Ever wanted to see, feel, and handle your FEA results in the best way to share them with colleagues and students? This tutorial goes through the steps how to use SOLIDWORKS Simulation and GrabCAD Print to print full-color FEA results on polyjet color printers such as the J750. It's a lot easier than you think!
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Flexure Stress: Manual vs CAD Simulation

Kelly Harward
in Theory
17 16 Intermediate
Flexure Stress in a Function Defined Cross-section Cantilever Manual Calculations vs. Simulation in SolidWorks
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Linear Static Study in 10 simple steps.

Ilirjan Leci
in FEM
14 0 Intermediate
Linear Static Study with SolidEdge.
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How to do Structural Analysis of a Car Wheel in SOLIDWORKS?

Ahmed Sakib
in FEM
10 0 Intermediate
How to do Structural Analysis of a Car Wheel in SOLIDWORKS? @cadingal Learn..... How to assign gravity load? How to assign Force load? How to evaluate stress, deformation & factor of safety?
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[Video] Thermal Analysis of Shell and Tube Type Heat Exchanger

Grasp Engineering
in FEM
7 0 Expert
This video (Link shown below) Briefs shell and tube type heat exchanger introduction, construction, workflow, etc. It explains shell side and tube side of heat exchanger. It also explains how to apply thermal loading on shell side and tube side, how to consider perfectly insulated condition, how to applied air convection for outer saddle bodies in ansys workbench. It shows how to achieve thermal gradient and match with the applied loading conditions.
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[VIDEO] Stop Valve FEA

Grasp Engineering
in FEM
6 0 Expert
This video (Refer Video Link below) explains detail FE analysis of stop valve. It briefs introduction & construction of stop valve, Also explains the geometry simplification, FEA model mesh creation, contact definitions, bolt pretension and pressure load application, stress extraction and stress assessment though stress linearization using ANSYS. Video Link: https://youtu.be/naaFwGbSQoY
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ANSYS Tutorials - Static Structural Analysis

Bhushan chougule
in FEM
5 0 Beginner
Example of basic Static structural linear analysis . #ansys #ansysworkbench #ansystutorial #ansysfluent #ansyscfx Please subscribe for daily videos on CAD/CAM/CAE software tutorials and projects.
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Ansys Modal

Mazahir Nalwalla
in FEM
5 1 Intermediate
In this tutorial, we will learn the basics of how to create a simple modal analysis in Ansys Mechanical. Modal analysis is used to find the natural frequencies and mode shapes of a body under given boundary conditions.
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BOLT PRETENSION

a4369de8
in Simulation & CAE
5 1 Beginner
this tutorial is fully about bolt pretension using ansys
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VISI Progress for Press Tool Design

Suhas Gunjal
in FEM
5 0 Expert
VISI Progress - Dedicated solutions for Progressive Die Design and Press Tools Industry specific functionality provides a more productive and efficient design experience. Helping the designer with intelligent decisions will reduce the potential for error and greatly improve manufacturing productivity. Features: Variable neutral fibre calculation Part analysis & bend study Automatic blank development Step-by-step unfolding 3D strip design & shearing simulation Bending & shearing stress calculations User-defined tool templates Parametric component libraries Automatic link to plate manufacture Associative tool detailing Automatic B.O.M. creation
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ANSYS Tutorial 2022 : Bevel gear analysis using Ansys Workbench 2022

Mirazul Islam Badhon
in FEM
5 0 Expert
A bevel gear is a toothed rotating machine element used to transfer mechanical energy or shaft power between shafts that are intersecting, either perpendicular or at an angle. This results in a change in the axis of rotation of the shaft power. Aside from this function, bevel gears can also increase or decrease torque while producing the opposite effect on the angular speed. https://www.iqsdirectory.com/articles...
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Ansys Static Structural 1.1

Yohann Panthakee
in Simulation & CAE
5 0 Beginner
Since I am a student I have a lot of textbooks which I store on a wall mounted shelf in my room. As a new Ansys user, I find them at the best way to learn a software such as Ansys is to apply it to real-life situations. in this simulation, I will be going through the whole process of a basic static structural simulation of the wall brackets of the mentioned above shelf. After doing this tutorial I will analyse the results and see if I could improve it in any way. The purpose of the tutorial is to help me learn and deepen my knowledge of this software but teaching it to other novices at Ansys. Hope you enjoy yohann
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SolidWorks Tutorial: Industrial Circulator Gas Fan | Design, Assembly & Motion Study

E. A Shehab
in Modeling
4 2 Beginner
🔧 SolidWorks Tutorial: Design, Assembly & Motion Study of a Circulator Fan 🔧 Welcome to our comprehensive SolidWorks tutorial! In this video, we will guide you through a circulator fan's design, assembly, and motion study, covering all essential components. Perfect for engineering students, CAD professionals, and enthusiasts, this tutorial will enhance your understanding of complex mechanical assemblies and motion analysis using SolidWorks. What You'll Learn in This Video: - Component Breakdown and Design: Detailed steps to model each component of the circulator fan, including the impeller housing, gasket, impeller, engine block, piston, piston pin, seals, connecting rod, crankshaft, bolts, washers, nuts, and base. - Assembly Techniques: How to assemble all parts accurately, ensuring proper alignment and functionality. - Motion Study: Conducting a motion analysis to verify the performance and efficiency of the circulator fan. - Optimization and Validation: Tips to optimize your design for performance, durability, and manufacturability. Why This Tutorial? Designing and assembling a circulator fan in SolidWorks provides a hands-on understanding of mechanical systems and component interactions. Conducting a motion study helps you verify the dynamic performance of your design, preparing you for more advanced engineering challenges.
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Car wheel rim finite element analysis

Ali Baba
in FEM
4 1 Beginner
Learn how to use SesamX, Salome and FreeCad to create a finite element simulation of a car wheel rim. This tutorial is composed of 4 steps: 1) How to prepare the rim geometry for meshing using FreeCad. 2) How to mesh the rim using Salome. 3) How to analyze the rim deformation using SesamX. 4) And how to visualize the results using Salome. You can consult the detailed wheel rim tutorial for a deeper presentation: https://www.sesamx.io/doc/tutorials/car_wheel_rim The geometry used for this tutorial is provided by Henry: https://grabcad.com/library/car-rim-132
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