In the example below, both cases can be seen: Both of these symptoms typically indicate interference between components, and in many cases don’t require any special tools to identify.
Additionally, if you’re using a variety of colors in your model, you may notice different colors bleeding through one another in a funny-looking pattern. Using the default “Shaded with Edges” Display Style, be on the lookout for missing edges between components where you expect edges to be. Major interferences are often easy to spot with a simple visual inspection of the model. Hawk Ridge Retro Refrigerator Assembly Look for Obvious Interferences Using Graphical Techniques In this article, we cover three of the most important strategies in this tool set: Visual Inspection, Interference Detection and Collision Detection, using this 1950s-style retro refrigerator design: Fortunately for us, SOLIDWORKS provides several tools for checking the form, fit and function of assembly components prior to manufacturing, helping you avoid design rework and heartache. It happens to the best of us, and you likely already know how frustrating the lost time and money from ill-fitting components can be. Motor is set to 0 RPMs to apply "brakes".Have you ever manufactured a part only to find it doesn’t fit properly in an assembly? Or perhaps you’ve completed an assembly only to discover that components don’t have adequate range of motion for proper function. What is your fastest time?Īfter car completes one lap at around 2.3 seconds, brakes are applied without slowing motor and car slides. Increase motor RPMs and adjust the friction to increase car's speed. Use event-based motion study sensor to trigger task and records time of Car around one lap of speedway. Same wheel as Simple Machines except color.ĩ. The following tutorials with the PDF icon are available for download. Your challenge is to design the fastest car!
Next add Event-based Motion Study sensor to time car. Adding a Linear Velocity Results and Plots we can determine the velocity of the car. Then create Motion Study using Solve as Flexible, Motor, Contacts, Friction, Gravity, suppress Mates and Calculate. We use SOLIDWORKS to create our Car and Track. Welcome to cudacountry's SOLIDWORKS 2018 Speedway Tutorials.
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