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October 8, 2015
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Visual Resultant Direction

  • October 8, 2015
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Hi,

I’m new to PTC Creo Simulate, been using Ansys on my old company. But I wonder if there is some way to visually show the Resultant direction ( I know about Review Total Load ), I have looked but I can’t seem to find something like that.

Added some extra information. I’m working on a 5 pocket Chain Wheel, and I have applied forces in as shown in the image, but I need my Resultant to point down, as that is the direction chain is coming in. This does not have to be very accurate. So I was thinking of adding forces to make the Resultant point in - Y Direction.

If anyone has a smarter way to do this, I'm very interested in learning that.


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Best answer by mlindqvist

Stale, du kommer ikke se en "visualisering" av reaktionskraften, bare siffrorna, antingen med "Review total load", eller genom att du skapar "Measures"...

Om du bygger en modell i Mechanism Dynamics, då kan du se krafterna visualiserade som pilar...

/Mats L

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1-Visitor
October 8, 2015

Stale,

Hvis jag skulle beräkna reaktionskrafterna så skulle jag skapa ett "measure" av typen "force reaction". Finn ikonen som ser ut som en linjal. Därefter kan du skapa en "målning" av olika storheter, inkl. reaktionskraft.

Hoppas du förstår "svorsken" min... 🙂

/Mats L/

Jag har f.ö. varit hos IP Huse och hjälpt till med lite metodutveckling mm, tidigare när jag arbetade hos PDS Vision...

Staron1-VisitorAuthor
1-Visitor
October 8, 2015

Hei Mats

Svorsken er ikke noe problem. Takk, det skal jeg prøve

15-Moonstone
October 8, 2015

Hello Stale,

If you can show us your results this will be interesting.

Kind regards.

Denis.