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MA_10759611
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CREO RELATIONS.

 

I have a frame, let's say 500 x 350 (extruded) with a depth of 36 mm.

There is a water cooling channel running across the frame, as shown in the image below. How can I make the water cooling channel change its pitch according to the frame size? For example, if I make the frame 350 x 350, the water cooling channel collapses on itself due to the number of channels overlapping the frame size.

 

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Hi,

please provide following information:

  • picture showing dimension scheme for section located on 500 x 350 frame
  • picture showing dimension scheme for section located on 350 x 350 frame

What Creo release do you use?


Martin Hanák

 
kdirth
20-Turquoise
(To:MA_10759611)

Are you looking for something like this?  This is controlled by constraints, no relations needed, to keep the spacing even.

 

kdirth_0-1706631444497.png

kdirth_1-1706631504333.png

 

 


There is always more to learn in Creo.
MA_10759611
4-Participant
(To:kdirth)

Yes, thats how i did it but when i change the frame size to 350 x 350 the loops will overlape each another as the frame size is small to not fit the loop circuit. What i am trying to do is to make a relation where when i can shrink the frame size the pitch of the water cooling channel changes to 1 from the center line.

kdirth
20-Turquoise
(To:MA_10759611)

both images are the same model and same sketch.  I only changed the base width from 350 to 500.  Making the horizontal lines equal maintains a constant pitch, whatever the width.  Here it is at a width of 1000:

kdirth_0-1706632646305.png

If you want to change the number of loops and the pitch based on the width, that is a more complicated design that would require relations and most likely patterns.


There is always more to learn in Creo.

Hi,

unfortunately you did not understand me.

Imagine following path and its dimension scheme.

MartinHanak_0-1706685680242.png

I asked you to fill following table.

MartinHanak_1-1706685722610.png

 


Martin Hanák

If you study this video by @DaveMartin on patterns, it will reveal some options to handle this type of design.

 

(1) Creo Parametric - Patterns - Dimension Patterns with Part-Level Relations - YouTube

 

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