Hi, perfect to see it, my thinking with modeling this extra more features will open You new better solutions to prepare boundary conditions on difficult computing situations. That was the reason to start with this simple one.
Hi sir, good demonstration, I tried and it work on simple beam but now I have constructed a car chassis using AFX frame structure... And now it is showing lots of error... Regarding intersection in assly, radius of tolerance and many more.... So kindly guide how can perform analysis of assembled structure...?
Hi, thanks for your question. Intersections are not allowed (not used) if you need to calculate assembly. Also, many times you need to simplify geometry (minimize errors in calculation) In realty, you can calculate stress or deformation on model or assembly .. And if system show you some warning, please simplify geometry (its helps a lot) Good luck. Vladimir
Hi, you can create any new material with Creo suitable for Creo simulate. If you need to calculate results in MPa please check used values and units what I use in my customised material. The used names is only that you can recognise that my custom material and not from default library.
@@4kside Congrats Vladimir, your video are always clear and easy to understand. I add a request, could you do a video of the Thermal Mode? Simulate a heatsink with an electric power source for example? Fabio
@@FabioUgoletti Hi Fabio - thermal is not inclued in my license package, I use Creo Simulate Extension: www.ptc.com/-/media/Files/PDFs/CAD/Creo/Creo_Simulate_Datasheet-English.PDF and Thermal is in Creo Advance Similation package: www.ptc.com/-/media/Files/PDFs/CAD/3D-CAD/Elements-Direct/PTC_Creo_Advanced_Simulation_Ext.pdf Maybe next time I will help more :) Bye, Vladimir
Vey nice, but I solved a similar example with taking the load reference to be a point instead of the small circle you drew.. and it gave me different results.. why is that? Note that the load was similar to the load on your example (point load, not distributed load).
Thanx! We should definitely apply theory(SFD & BMD) that i had studied into a computation practical! Appreciate that!⚡
Always great videos,
Kindly add manufacturing videos using creo. Thanks
Hi, perfect to see it, my thinking with modeling this extra more features will open You new better solutions to prepare boundary conditions on difficult computing situations. That was the reason to start with this simple one.
Thank you Jiří one more time for your good tip with extra plates. Stay tuned. Vladimir
First viewing
;) perfect
Hi sir, good demonstration, I tried and it work on simple beam but now I have constructed a car chassis using AFX frame structure... And now it is showing lots of error... Regarding intersection in assly, radius of tolerance and many more....
So kindly guide how can perform analysis of assembled structure...?
Hi, thanks for your question.
Intersections are not allowed (not used) if you need to calculate assembly.
Also, many times you need to simplify geometry (minimize errors in calculation)
In realty, you can calculate stress or deformation on model or assembly
.. And if system show you some warning, please simplify geometry (its helps a lot)
Good luck. Vladimir
And also, thanks for your tip for another tutorial. Stay tuned. Vladimir
Hello, I am enjoying your video,
I only have steel, how can I make a steel mechanical light.mtl?
Hi, you can create any new material with Creo suitable for Creo simulate. If you need to calculate results in MPa please check used values and units what I use in my customised material. The used names is only that you can recognise that my custom material and not from default library.
Hi, also you can download mtl file here: bit.ly/steel_mechanica_lite
How to make top down assembly, please make a video on this topic
Thanks for your idea. I will try to find some example. Stay tuned Vladimir
@@4kside Congrats Vladimir, your video are always clear and easy to understand. I add a request, could you do a video of the Thermal Mode? Simulate a heatsink with an electric power source for example? Fabio
@Compilation But Thermal mode is not inside the Creo Simulate? I think that you have Simulate you also have Thermal mode active!
@@FabioUgoletti Hi Fabio - thermal is not inclued in my license package, I use Creo Simulate Extension: www.ptc.com/-/media/Files/PDFs/CAD/Creo/Creo_Simulate_Datasheet-English.PDF and Thermal is in Creo Advance Similation package: www.ptc.com/-/media/Files/PDFs/CAD/3D-CAD/Elements-Direct/PTC_Creo_Advanced_Simulation_Ext.pdf
Maybe next time I will help more :) Bye, Vladimir
Vey nice, but I solved a similar example with taking the load reference to be a point instead of the small circle you drew.. and it gave me different results.. why is that? Note that the load was similar to the load on your example (point load, not distributed load).
If you use only point, you will set concentric loads and deformation (not recommended)
@@4kside Ok, thanks bro.