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Creo Parametric Tips

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Check out this video on Rapid Product Development using Generative, Additive & Simulation techniques Presenters:  Dr. Andreas Vlahinos, CTO of Advanced Engineering Solutions and Tom Quaglia (Solution Sales)
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As we get ready to close out the year, the PTC Community Team thought we would take a glance back at some of the top viewed and engaged simulation conversations of 2023.
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Check out this video on Creo Ansys Advanced from PTC Application Engineers. Presenters: Lino Tozzi (Technical Specialist, Fellow) & Tom Quaglia (Creo Segment Sales). 
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Check out this video on Creo Ansys from PTC Application Engineers Presenters: Lino Tozzi(Technical Specialist, Fellow) and Ryan Butcher (Technical Specialist, Fellow)   Date originally presented: July 18, 2023  
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Check out this video on Creo Ansys Simulation Tips and Techniques session  from PTC Application Engineers. Presenters: Lino Tozzi (Solution Consultant, Fellow) and Ryan Butcher (Solution Consultant, Fellow).   Creo Ansys Simualation Learning  
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Check out this video on Creo Flow Analysis (Creo 9) Tips and Techniques session  from PTC Application Engineers. Also this video Introduces Electromagnetic Simulation.  Presenters: Lino Tozzi (Solution Consulting, Fellow), Tom Quaglia (Solution Sales), Rich Moore & Alec Jiang (Simerics)     
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Check out this video on Creo Flow Analysis Tips and Techniques session  from PTC Application Engineers. Presenters: Lino Tozzi (Solution Consulting, Fellow) and Ryan Butcher (Solution Consulting, Fellow).   Creo Flow Analysis Learning   
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Check out this video on Creo Parametric Ansys Simulation Tips and Techniques session  from PTC Application Engineers. Presenters: Lino Tozzi (Solution Consulting, Fellow) and Ryan Butcher (Solution Consulting, Fellow).   Creo Ansys Simulation Learning   
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Check out this video on Creo Ansys from PTC Application Engineers. Presenters: Lino Tozzi (Technical Specialist, Fellow) & Tom Quaglia (Creo Segment Sales). 
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Check out this video on Creo Ansys Simulation from PTC Application Engineers  Presenters: Lino Tozzi (Solution Consulting, Fellow) and Ryan Butcher (Solution Consulting, Fellow).   Creo Ansys Simulation Learning   
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Check out this video on Creo Schematics from PTC Application Engineers  Presenters: Lino Tozzi (Solution Consulting, Fellow) and Ryan Butcher (Solution Consulting, Fellow).   Creo Clearance and Creepage Analysis Learning   (view in My Videos)
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Check out this video on Creo Simulate Advanced Techniques from PTC Application Engineers Presenters: Lino Tozzi (Technical Specialist, Fellow) and Ryan Butcher (Technical Specialist, Fellow) Original Date Presented: February 22, 2022 Creo Simulate Learning   (view in My Videos)
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Check out this video on Creo Simulate Advanced Techniques from PTC Application Engineers Presenters: Lino Tozzi (Technical Specialist, Fellow) and Tom Quaglia (Creo Segment Sales).   (view in My Videos)
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Multibody – Clearance & Creepage Analysis,   Hello all and welcome to another blog post in the multibody series.   In today’s topic I would like to make you aware of the multibody setup possibilities for clearance and creepage analysis. With the introduction of bodies in Creo Parametric 7.0, we also introduced support of the COMPARATIVE_TRACKING_INDEX parameter for bodies. If you add it to individual bodies of a part, you can define and control the conductivity definition separately for different bodies within a part. The attached video shows an example on a fuse part by defining conductive ends as body with a different CTI value. Once the body level parameter values are defined, you can see the conductive highlighting including the metallic ends of the fuse and excluding the red inner body. (view in My Videos)   Thanks for reading & watching.  I hope it was informative. If you liked it, give it a Kudo.   Back to Creo 7.0 & 8.0+ Multibody Home: Start Here!   Enjoy!....Martin  
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Welcome to Creo Coffee with a CAD Expert Series Registration link : https://www.ptc.com/en/technologies/cad/coffee-with-an-expert Main Presenters:  Nicole Casalini (Application Expert) ,Gabriel Valls (Application Expert) and Guille Pezet(Application Expert) when : EVERY THURSDAY 11am CET / 10am BST   Below you will find all the topicd and date for the webcast    Date Topic Aug 19th Basics of Creo Modelling Aug 26th Manufacturing with Creo Sept 2nd Introduction to PLM Sept 9th Mathcad Sept 16th CAD for AR Sept 23rd What’s New in Creo 8 Sept 30th Ansys Partnership (Simulation)
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Check out this video on Mechanism Dynamics from PTC Application Engineers!   Presenters: Lino Tozzi (Technical Specialist, Fellow) and Tom Quaglia (Strategic Segment Specialist) (view in My Videos)         To dive deeper into the subject, check out PTC University  
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Check out this video on Creo Mechanism Dynamics from PTC Application Engineers Presenters: Lino Tozzi(Technical Specialist, Fellow) and Ryan Butcher (Technical Specialist, Fellow) Original Date Presented: August 3, 2021 To dive deeper into the subject, check out PTC University.   (view in My Videos)
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Check out this video on Creo Simulation Live from PTC Application Engineers! Presenters:  Lino Tozzi (Technical Specialist, Fellow) and Ryan Butcher (Technical Specialist, Fellow)             To dive deeper into the subject, check out PTC University. (view in My Videos)               To dive deeper into the subject, check out PTC University.
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Check out this video on Ansys Simulation from PTC Application Engineers Presenters: Dave Rakestraw (Technical Specialist Fellow) and Ryan Butcher (Technical Specialist Fellow)   (view in My Videos)     To dive deeper into the subject, check out PTC University.
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Check out this video on Creo Simulate Live from PTC Application Engineers Presenters: Ryan Butcher (Technical Specialist Fellow) and Lino Tozzi (Technical Specialist Fellow)   (view in My Videos)     To dive deeper into the subject, check out PTC University.
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You probably know that Creo 6.0 became available recently. You can see an overview of what’s in the release here. Among the new capabilities, we’ve added homogenization for those simulating lattice structures. Arun Chavan from our development team offers this closer look at how homogenization works, why it matters, and the data behind the solution.     What Is Homogenization? Homogenization is a process of extracting effective material properties from a heterogeneous material and then viewing it as a continuum on the macroscopic level with the extracted properties ascribed to it.    Homogenization has many important and practical applications in material sciences, particularly where repeating lattice structures (and composites) are used.  That’s because computations of models with many lattices often prove difficult, time-consuming, and error prone. With homogenization, you have an effective approach for describing the overall behaviour of large lattice structures, without the complexity.   Improving Performance in Creo Say the number of cells in a structure exceeds 24,000. You may find it impractical to store or simulate full or simplified geometry models of that size in your system. These tasks simply require a too many computational resources. To facilitate the modelling of large lattice structures, Creo can now represent them as a continuous solid with material properties equivalent to those of the lattice structure.A solid with these effective material properties will have the same mass properties, stiffness, porosity, etc. as the original lattice structure.   Image: Creo 6.0.0.0 uses homogenization methods to facilitate the modelling of large lattice structures by computing and providing Creo Simulate the equivalent homogenized material properties. 1. Lattice structure; 2. Homogenous Continuum; 3. Process of Homogenization   What’s the Homogenization Procedure? Here’s more details about how it works: For a given lattice topology, we identify a unit cell. We apply Periodic Boundary Conditions on the unit cells and calculate overall effective material property. We then use these homogenized material properties for simulation.   Lattice Structures Then and Now In earlier Creo releases, to analyze lattice structures, the software would either create a full geometry lattice or simplified lattice. These both led to computationally intensive procedures, especially when the lattice region was large or included densely packed cells.   In Creo Parametric 6.0.0.0, the “homogenized” representation defines dense lattice structures without creating them in the model. An equivalent material property of the lattice region is extracted and used to get the equivalent mathematical model of material. In Creo Simulate, these equivalent homogenized material properties are then used to simulate the structure for linear static and modal response of a part. As a result, it takes less time to define a lattice, the model size is reduced, and simulation moves quicker.   The Data: How Do the Results Compare? We compared Creo 6.0.0.0 results for three lattice structures and all of them compared very well with baseline. The homogenization results converge when compared with full lattice geometry models. As you can see in the table below, the error declines with an increase in the number of lattices in a given volume.  
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