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hi guys
i haved attached a photo please see the model of tank and give idea how to create it.
or anyone please attach and mail me. it will be more helpfull.
thanks & regards
Viswanathan.K
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Ok if i got geometry right from pic this is what you can do:
1. Create curve that tangents corner edge. Point on bottom you define by ratio (0.5)
2. Create surface in style-surface.(Or use revolve and select axis of bottom hole and get surface from that)
3. Create interect curves (where your surface cuts trough side walls of tank.(to be used for triming)
4. Trim surface using those intersect curves.
5. Solidify trimed surface.(Make sure direction of solidify is pointed to bottom of tank
As far as i can see from your cross section you have same slope on other side,
Cheers.
i hope i will get soon answer for this
thanks in advance.
Hi,
You can draw boundary curves and use boundary blend and later solidify it. But that one cross section isnt enough info. Do you have more views of part?
Dear Davor Granic:
i need to create those corners, others i have create it already.
could you just create one rectungalar tank, and try those corners. if you need more details just google coagulation tank. you can see that corner clearely and you can get an clear view. kindly help me.
thanks®ards
Viswanathan.K
Ok if i got geometry right from pic this is what you can do:
1. Create curve that tangents corner edge. Point on bottom you define by ratio (0.5)
2. Create surface in style-surface.(Or use revolve and select axis of bottom hole and get surface from that)
3. Create interect curves (where your surface cuts trough side walls of tank.(to be used for triming)
4. Trim surface using those intersect curves.
5. Solidify trimed surface.(Make sure direction of solidify is pointed to bottom of tank
As far as i can see from your cross section you have same slope on other side,
Cheers.
dear Davor Granic
Could you please send this part file to following email -
Thank®ards
Viswanathan.K
Revolve with 2 conus angles:
Sorry, I cannot send it but it's simply an extrusion of a square section followed by a revolve feature.
You can see the shape of the revolve section in the picture above.