Exponential Arc
Mar 09, 2011
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Mar 09, 2011
02:10 PM
Exponential Arc
Gurus,
What is the best way to create an exponential arc in a revolved feature? I
was thinking that creating a sketch through points imported from Excel would
be the easiest. Any other suggestions, examples?
Thanks
Steve Miller
Mechanical Design
Impulse Devices, Inc
(530)273-6500 Ext. 128
(530)273-6566 FAX
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What is the best way to create an exponential arc in a revolved feature? I
was thinking that creating a sketch through points imported from Excel would
be the easiest. Any other suggestions, examples?
Thanks
Steve Miller
Mechanical Design
Impulse Devices, Inc
(530)273-6500 Ext. 128
(530)273-6566 FAX
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Mar 09, 2011
04:52 PM
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Mar 09, 2011
04:52 PM
Hi,
Wouldn't you prefer to use a parametric curve instead? It would give you a
better approximation than using points and run a spline through them.
Best Regards
Uriel Avron
Harmonic Systems Ltd.
Wouldn't you prefer to use a parametric curve instead? It would give you a
better approximation than using points and run a spline through them.
Best Regards
Uriel Avron
Harmonic Systems Ltd.
Mar 09, 2011
05:27 PM
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Mar 09, 2011
05:27 PM
It has been mentioned that a "Curve from Equation" is the way to do this.
While this is more of what I want than a conical arc I am having trouble
with writing the expression in a way that ProE will recognize it.
Any tips?
Thanks
Steve Miller
Mechanical Design
Impulse Devices, Inc
(530)273-6500 Ext. 128
(530)273-6566 FAX
While this is more of what I want than a conical arc I am having trouble
with writing the expression in a way that ProE will recognize it.
Any tips?
Thanks
Steve Miller
Mechanical Design
Impulse Devices, Inc
(530)273-6500 Ext. 128
(530)273-6566 FAX
Mar 09, 2011
07:17 PM
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Mar 09, 2011
07:17 PM
If you are having trouble getting an equation into Pro/E just plot 10 points on the line and connect them with a spline.
You could also plot 10 points then overlay an approximate conic to get a smoother surface.
(Y = X² +6) has points at (0,6)(1,7)(-1,7)(2,10)(-2,10)... You remember it no matter how hard you tried to forget it... Keep it simple...
Best regards,
Frederick Burke
You could also plot 10 points then overlay an approximate conic to get a smoother surface.
(Y = X² +6) has points at (0,6)(1,7)(-1,7)(2,10)(-2,10)... You remember it no matter how hard you tried to forget it... Keep it simple...
Best regards,
Frederick Burke
