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  • Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
  • How to calculate water line on body for buoyancy calculations, i.e. for hull design, using SolidWorks
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  • @alexrosada9989
    @alexrosada9989 10 лет назад +1

    Thanks very much for posting this - really helpful and unlikely to turn up in a textbook or other resource! For sure nowhere in the SW knowledgebase....

  • @ychodneker
    @ychodneker 10 лет назад

    Why is water pressure you entered 9810 N/sq.m in Simulation ? Density Of water is 9810 N/ cubic meter. So isn't it like you have to multiply 9810 with the depth inside water to get the pressure and use that value ?

  • @doctorboat7112
    @doctorboat7112 3 года назад

    this guy from NZ he did a jetboat his name Damian wish I could have a chat with him as i'm sure hes a wealth of knowledge

    • @jotham123
      @jotham123 3 года назад

      Become an intercad customer and there's a good chance you'll get him as service rep..

    • @doctorboat7112
      @doctorboat7112 3 года назад

      @UCUTX6UK0Hj030LPXs5sJFoA I will join the discord sever as I constantly have questions regarding lofted bends failing due to thickness. I have to reduce to 3.175mil and sometimes I can't get the loft to work and sometimes no matter how small I reduce the thickness to the loft fails due to thickness parameters. I've had these boats built and know that 6.3 mm sheet metal will work when actually fabricating the boat which always fails in solidworks. If you have more info on intercad and the discord sever that would be great!!!

    • @doctorboat7112
      @doctorboat7112 3 года назад

      @UCUTX6UK0Hj030LPXs5sJFoA I will join the discord sever as I constantly have questions regarding lofted bends failing due to thickness. I have to reduce to 3.175mil and sometimes I can't get the loft to work and sometimes no matter how small I reduce the thickness to the loft fails due to thickness parameters. I've had these boats built and know that 6.3 mm sheet metal will work when actually fabricating the boat which always fails in solidworks. If you have more info on intercad and the discord sever that would be great!!! resending because it replied to @UCUTX6UK0Hj030LPXs5sJFoA

  • @PhilipStubbs
    @PhilipStubbs 12 лет назад

    Damien? Did you once upon a time work in Winchester UK? If not, you sound just like someone that once did. :-) Anyhow, interesting vid. Shame I don't have simulation.

  • @orhirshfeld
    @orhirshfeld 9 лет назад

    cool video, thanks

  • @mayerjulia6
    @mayerjulia6 10 лет назад +1

    hmm.. not letting me mesh because of the split line?

    • @obeddiaz7
      @obeddiaz7 9 лет назад

      could not mesh because of surface cut for symmetry...

  • @amr.a-m8350
    @amr.a-m8350 8 лет назад

    How to calculate water line on body for buoyancy calculations, i.e. for hull design, using ANSYS plzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

  • @gizmoguyar
    @gizmoguyar 4 года назад

    I'm not sure why you are making this so difficult. If your body is symmetrical like this one, the easiest way to get the water line is as follows: Measure the mass of your body. Create a new configuration with a body of water that represents the displaced volume of your object. Manually or with a design study, change the height of your water until the mass equals the mass of your body previously measured.

  • @Enzo187
    @Enzo187 6 лет назад

    not sure how i got here