-Mks
CosmosXpress..
-Mks
This is already created as a sldprt file. I then converted it to a sldalprt so the analysis could be performed. Will not run. I actually will apply all the necesssary cosomoxpress load parameters and it will say the system does not have enought memory and must terminate. It will then crash.Anna Wood wrote:
While in the assembly file....
File > Save As > in the Save As Type drop down select .sldprt
Cheers,
Jay. this method will not work. This weldment is made by structural tubes. It give me an error when trying to combine all features. Take a look at the attached jpeg. thanks...Jay Porter wrote:
Justin,
Try with the original file, Insert... Features... Combine; select all the bodies you want to analyze. then run CosmoX.
Jay
Well I have had functionable results with Devon suggestions, however I positive the accruacy of the results of the CX is off. I'm certain this is due to the constraints that I applied. Need to take a lesson on this on. My results have shown one leg underhigh stress and the other 3 legs were not effected.Brian Lindahl wrote:
Another trick to try for this is to get the model of the weldment into the single body, then export to a parasolid, and re-import. This simplifies the model to a "dumb" model, and drastically reduces file size. It may be that the smaller file size is leaving more memory for CX. I have had reasonable luck with CX working on the dumb model, when it would not on the parametric model.
Please someone knows how can I make a study with CosmosXpress for a part modeled with the Function Weldment Profile