Creo Simulate For Beginners | Static Structural Part 1

[@praneshmalarmani4870]

Great! Thanks for sharing

[@nothingbutengineering]

Glad, it helps!

[@RishabAggrawal]

Need more vedios on simulation and mechanism

[@XRONX-1]

Thanx why we choose constraints like is it a reference that which going to be fixed or during load which going to be get affected?

[@nothingbutengineering]

We fix mounting locations because those are gonna stay immovable relative to the rest of your body. Like nails in a door hinge. For complicated assemblies, we rigidly link bolted joints and fix ground locations (where it is connected to immovable structure or grounded to Earth simply)

[@amanrizvi8808]

Great, do u provide private lessons!?

[@bhooshan25]

Which GPU do you recommentd for creo simulate?

[@adhithasimhanraghavan7516]

If you are looking for professional use, go for Quadro with minimum 4GB video ram. For hobbyists, it would work as low as Gtx 710

[@nothingbutengineering]

Yes

[@rubyf1993]

Good video, but stresses are not calculated in the elemend nodes. Only displacements are. After the initial calculation of the displacement, the stresses are calculated in the Gaussian points in the element. So the stresses on the nodes are interpolated from the gaussian points

[@nothingbutengineering]

Thanks for additional information.

[@elohell7876]

Subbed

[@santoshbiradar7395]

I want to lift a 1tonne weight through eye bolt in this case how I want to find stress developed near the trheaded hole. How to do this

[@nothingbutengineering]

In this case you need to perform a bolted joint analysis. Perform the FEA using idealised rigid link and extract forces from all three axes. Input those values in an online bolted joint calculator to see if its sufficient.

[@rayz9860]

In cracked version of Creo,I’m not able to use simulate options

[@nothingbutengineering]

I cannot help that situation, sorry.

[@rayz9860]

I have got the solution