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1-Visitor
October 2, 2014
Question

how to make curve with equation

  • October 2, 2014
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Hi Team,

I would like to make axial fan flow curve using equation. application is air conditions inlet fan airflow design.

please help out make curve with equation, equation should be dependent on radius. If I change radius the curve should be updated as per that.

thanks,

Madhu

4 replies

19-Tanzanite
October 2, 2014

Please post a worksheet with the equation.

msonnathi1-VisitorAuthor
1-Visitor
October 3, 2014

here is my question how, where to start. I donot know anything about creating curve with equation.

could you please tell me the procedure from start to end.

25-Diamond I
October 3, 2014

Madhu Sonnathi wrote:

here is my question how, where to start.

Where?

Chose "Use advanced editor" at the upper right and then you get the option at the end of your post to attach a worksheet.

Another question, as I see that so far you had only posted in the Creo section: Are you sure you have a problem with the program Mathcad?

23-Emerald I
October 6, 2014

This is a very complex subject.

Attached is a very simplistic development of a generic curve. And a discussion of the subject.

1-Visitor
October 9, 2014

Not sure if this exactly what you are looking for.

You can see some great examples done by Dr J Alan Adams

http://www.usna.edu/Users/mecheng/adams/indexf.html

Links to the lectures will then allow you download the Mathcad worksheets.

Note the worksheets are all in Mathcad 2001i, if you want to use them in Mathcad Prime you will need to convert them.

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blade-mc.jpg

I took the worksheet a step further.

We can take the 2D profiles of the blade calculated (I modified Alan's worksheets on Axial flow machines)

Generate the XYZ coordinates and use the curves at specified intervals along the blade to recreate the solid part in CAD. (Creo parametric in this case)

creo part.jpgfull part.jpg

In this example the centre-tip and centre-hub radii are varibles in Mathcad. (they can be associated with parameters in CREO)

Thomas

24-Ruby III
October 10, 2014

Thomas,

Thank you for providing this information.

1-Visitor
March 28, 2020

The equation of the line is y=−14x+1, and the curve looks like a sine curve y=sin(2πx4) (where x is scaled so that it makes a cycle from 0 to 4) added to that line. Therefore, y=−14x+1+Asin(2πx4) but the amplitude A is tricky from the figure, so perhaps choose A=0.15.

 

 

 

 

 

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