Great demo of mechanism design option Thulani. I'm sure that if anyone is interested in this topic they have learned a great deal about what Creo with MDO can offer them
great demo, many thanks. Newly I started learning creo mechanism after building good experience in creo parametric and top-down design assembly, could please advice me of what should I start, like references and sources? I hope one day you could do a thorough webinar about mechanisms analysis
Great explanation. Sir I m eager to know how to determine the location of centre of gravity of rider or engine. As I m designing a hopper of a seeddrill. The seed material will apply the pressure on walls of hopper. Based on that the span of the side sheets and thickness of the sheet will be designed. In such condition how would I apply the the grain pressure on walls of the hopper in Creo to solve the problem. Please guide. Thank you.
Hello, I have a question. I have to make a kinematics model of a quadruped robot with Creo. Which references must be between the robot and the floor so that the robot can walk on the floor? Thank you
I am trying to do a similar connection for a train model on rails. I apply the cam connections, but when I try to add velocity in an axis direction while choosing the initial condition, it says it's an incompatible initial condition (yes I take a snapshot before doing this). What can be the problem? And I see that in the test_track assembly that you have added the bike as a mechanism because there's a dot inside its rectangle at the model tree, what kind of mechanism is that (rigid, planar, or something else)?
whenever I run analysis, my body will start to move intially and it stop after sometime and msg appear "analysis failed".What are the possible reason???
I alredy dicovered how it is accoding this doccument: community.ptc.com/t5/Assembly-Design/Centre-of-Gravity-CG-for-parts-assemblies-and-drawings-to-be/td-p/318753?attachment-id=15953 And then i created a sphere and place it in the COG point. Do you know a quicker way to do it?
Very nice explanation in short time.
Great demo of mechanism design option Thulani. I'm sure that if anyone is interested in this topic they have learned a great deal about what Creo with MDO can offer them
I agree with you Quinton
great demo, many thanks.
Newly I started learning creo mechanism after building good experience in creo parametric and top-down design assembly, could please advice me of what should I start, like references and sources?
I hope one day you could do a thorough webinar about mechanisms analysis
one of the great video saw on youtube , Please keep it up
Thanks, will do!
Great explanation. Sir I m eager to know how to determine the location of centre of gravity of rider or engine. As I m designing a hopper of a seeddrill. The seed material will apply the pressure on walls of hopper. Based on that the span of the side sheets and thickness of the sheet will be designed. In such condition how would I apply the the grain pressure on walls of the hopper in Creo to solve the problem. Please guide. Thank you.
Good job but you were too fast in your explanations.
Hello, I have a question. I have to make a kinematics model of a quadruped robot with Creo.
Which references must be between the robot and the floor so that the robot can walk on the floor? Thank you
I am trying to do a similar connection for a train model on rails. I apply the cam connections, but when I try to add velocity in an axis direction while choosing the initial condition, it says it's an incompatible initial condition (yes I take a snapshot before doing this). What can be the problem? And I see that in the test_track assembly that you have added the bike as a mechanism because there's a dot inside its rectangle at the model tree, what kind of mechanism is that (rigid, planar, or something else)?
Is it possible to measure force at any point?
can you check engine balancing with creo ?
whenever I run analysis, my body will start to move intially and it stop after sometime and msg appear "analysis failed".What are the possible reason???
Interesting, please note that you have to define mass properties on your models, as that might causing the issue.
how do you do to show the center of mas like this?
I alredy dicovered how it is accoding this doccument: community.ptc.com/t5/Assembly-Design/Centre-of-Gravity-CG-for-parts-assemblies-and-drawings-to-be/td-p/318753?attachment-id=15953
And then i created a sphere and place it in the COG point. Do you know a quicker way to do it?
What computer specifications do you advice for the creo parametrics 8.0