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April 5, 2013, 20:31 |
A trivial problem
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poikadoom
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So I'm a newbie here and self-trained in Ansys (hence a bit unskilled).
I have a problem : Apparently when I choose to change dimensions of Layer B, the dimensions of Layer A and Layer C also change.Is it because Layer A and Layer C are a pattern of Layer B ? By the way what do you mean by a pattern ? Is it simply a copy-pasted image of an existing geometry ? The project I'm working on is a 3 layered plate (each layer of plate stuck to the other).If I want to create such a geometry , then what should I do (except using solidworks , catia or other CAD programs since neither do I have knowledge nor resources to use them). Thank You in advance. |
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April 8, 2013, 03:22 |
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Jeremy B.
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You may be able to create your 3 layers using 3 Extrude.
Juste create one layer, use the top or bottom surface to create your second layer (just extrude the surface) and do it again for the third layer. If i understand you right, all of your 3 layers are the same except the thickness. So it should work for your application : The 3 layers will be stuck to each other but with independant thickness |
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composte, laminate, layered |
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