Manipulating Geometry and Meshing in Femap

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This webinar will give an introduction to the capabilities that FEMAP has in creating finite element models. We will walk through a step by step process of importing geometry into FEMAP and creating a finite element model of that geometry. We will first be importing a step file of a sample bracket into FEMAP.
We will then be manipulating the geometry of the bracket in order create meshing surfaces, and use those surfaces to create a finite element model of the bracket.
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If you'd like to try this out for yourself, you can visit our Femap tutorial page. It comes with the geometry file so you can follow along. Femap tutorial: structures.aero/femap-tutorial/
Follow along during your 45-Day free trial of Femap with NX Nastran: partnertrack.plm.automation.siemens.com/z/196/4099115/

[@caulacbophanmem1159]

Do you have a femap installation guide video?

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Hi there, we don't have an installation guide but you can view the steps to install Femap on the Siemens PLM Forum here: ow.ly/PvXE30amRch

[@sebastianc4257]

If the purpose of fillets is to reduce stress concentration, why is FEMAP designed to analyze without these fillets? Wouldn't that give high stresses at midplane intersection joints?