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Can you tell me , have taken actual values for the design and optimisation of heat sink

Which version of solidworks??

Good evening, I have a similar scanner but I can't find the software, do you have it?

i have this 3d scanner but i lost the cd-rom. Can you help me recover the scanstudio software? I would be infinitely grateful

HOW CALCULATE WIND MILL FAN SPEED WIND SPEED 5.5 METER PAR SECOUND TO 15 METER PAR SECOUND AIR DENCITY 241 SO HOW CALCULATE FAN RPM

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Is it possible to specify an angle of rotation of the fan for example from 0° to 90° ? thank you in advance

2:22 your scanner has no mode hd pro, cause your scan model not so good. If you turn on HDPRO will be better.

Hi my friend... Can you please tell me a email contact. I hafve a question about Solidworks Flow Simulation. Please help. My email is osvaldo.rivera.31@gmail.com

How many part in this simulation ?

Are you for Hire? Please let me know

Is there any posibility of seeing the power that the propeller demand to the engine?

Hey, Good morning Could you please tell me how can I measure the roughness of a surface by using Nextengine 3D Scanner? I have the exact same instrument in my lab but I couldn't measure the roughness of my sample surface. I'm guessing I have to look for another software for evaluating surface roughness. If you could help me in this case, that would be highly appreaciated.

will be possible to use this for a pin fin heat sink

I only have initial mesh ...the global mesh option is not available

Very informative

as "wind tunnel" velocity increases shouldnt the stators AOA change?

how you have center the parts in the Cube?

Hello! I liked your video It is very helpful. I'm a first-year student and wanted to know what kind of bearing should be used here

Does anyone know a similar but free software for hobbyists?

Nice video. What is the impact of changing the inlet lip of the ducted fan with a larger one? will the velocity of the air get increased? Is it creating any preformance gain?

Thanks for the video, very interesting. But I have another simulation that I can not find any tutorial for. I have a water going through turbine and the turbine has to move because of the force of the water. I am trying to find the best shape for the turbine. In all other tutorials, like yours, the fan has predetermined RPM. But in my case I am trying to find the RPM at certain volume of the water or shape of the fans. Is there any tutorial that you can recommend??? Thanks

I have a problem. I take my scans, and put them on my cnc machine to run as Gcode. The form I use is STL, before I import it into my Aspire program. The Aspire program then creates the NGC's from it's CRv3D format. Does anyone know why it runs so slowly on the CNC machine, with all the same settings as our regular hand produced files? It can take literally 10 hours to complete in some cases, and the product is no different in size. To put that in perspective. Hand produced files usually never take more than an hour to complete. Even after bit changes. Which we aren't even getting to with these scan based projects. If it helps, We have noticed it seems to go up and down on the Z axis a lot during operation, which slows it significantly. Any information on this?

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能给我联系方式或者有中文版说明吗，我英语不好，用的中文版，视频里的功能和步骤看不到啊，先谢过，我的邮箱g5509889@gmail.com

Pro tip : Turn off symbol settings, it will make the process faster

Would this scenario work to model if a heatsink was good enough for a LED like the Cree XLamp CXB3070 for example? Or would you get a better result if you modelled the COB and its mount and the interface between with the thermal pad etc?

Can I have this model too? I have my own 'jet engine' model but I'm having a lot of issues because to 'water tightness' so I am not able to process it with flow sim. Since you have a similar concept I'd like to see the tree for your model. Thanks in advance! :)

Thanks your share

Hello, could you share your 3d and then I am able to practice it by your video. I'm just learning Flow SW. Thanks in advance.