Composites: Core Ply | Creo 10

Starting with Creo 10.0.1.0, you can now incorporate composite design methods in Creo. The Core Ply command creates a new ply object in the Laminate Tree as one of the key laminate objects in a composite design. A core ply consists of a boundary chain, a material definition, a rosette coordinate system, an orientation angle, the drop-off value, and an optional taper definition. In addition to the required outer boundary loop, a core can also have one of more inner loops. You can define a taper on each tangent chain of the outer and inner loops. You can also apply multiple taper values per boundary loop if you select several tangent chains.
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