dynamic analysis on creo simulate

[ptc-5188531]

Hello everybody,

I'd like to do a dynamic analysis of a mass spring system, I have alreay done a modal analysis so I know the resonance mode of the system. And now I am lost !! I don't know how to do !! can someone help me please ???

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[DenisJaunin]

Hello, Jeremy,

I enclose a tutorial, unfortunately in French, maybe it is in English.

In hope that it may already help you.

Cordially.

Denis

http://proewildfire.free.fr/tutoriaux-fichiers/tutorial_wf4_simul.pdf

http://proewildfire.free.fr/

[ptc-5188531]

Thanks Denis, but I have already found this tutorial on internet and it doesn't help me

[GregBrown]

What sort of dynamic analysis are you looking to do? Creo Simulate supports many different methods in both frequency and time domain... E.g. Dynamic Time, Dynamic Frequency, Shock Response, Random Response. Loads can be modulated (time or frequency) according to your given function or a table, or you can do base excitation (shake the constraints!). A very important thing to do is to create the right "measures" for the quantities you are interested in observing. There are lots of tips in the online help...

[rbrooks]

I've got a similar problem. I need to simulate a shock pulse on a frame work. I have a static analysis and a modal analysis and I'm now stuck as well.

PTC Universities Training Guide book covers Dynamic analysis in only 2 pages so no help there!

PTC's online help is seriosuly lacking in detail and has a habit of not displaying figures or crashing Creo

PTCs online tutorials don't cover dynamic analysis

ANyone know of a good step by step example?

[DenisJaunin]

Hello, Jeremy,

Maybe some information in the following link seeking.

For a folder, simply register.

Cordially.

Denis.

http://www.tu-chemnitz.de/mb/MHT/SAXSIM/AT_denc_ptc/index_2010.php

[ptc-5188531]

Thanks Denis I have solve my problem !