How to Make an Axial Centrifugal Compressor in SolidWorks |JOKO ENGINEERING|

[@faridmaiwandi3035]

Thank you for the very methodical tutorial. Easy to follow, since you were explaining every step/command and why you did it a certain way. I just wasn't sure whether or not it could be molded. thanks.

[@jonasdefrancisco6217]

You're like the Bob Ross of SolidWorks. Thank's for keeping it so peaceful. :-)

[@JS-fc3vq]

Thank you for fully defining your sketches/models.

[@Splincir]

You are like the Bob Ross of solidworks tutorials. The more I watched the video I couldn't help but think that. I was waiting for you to add some happy bushes. In your case it would be like, " we're going to put some happy little bushings right over there. Don't tell anyone though, they can be our secret bushings. Happy little bushings." >.

[@DPTech_workroom]

In parameters there is an equal spacing checkbox. 360 degree and pcs. And that is it.

[@jacklam5658]

Thanks a lot ! This tutorial helps me to learn to use 3D sketch with loft. Jack Lam from Hong Kong

[@allenalahari4030]

This video was presented beautifully. Thanks

[@JokoEngineeringhelp]

+Allen Alahari NIce to hear, thank you for the comment

[@CaptainFalcon92]

8:20 or simply check "equal spacing"

[@algiecompositeaircraft5629]

Aside from the point that this is a Solidworks tutorial, which is good, it does show that just because you can draw something, does not mean it's correct. A turbo wheel always has to have the blades axial to the center axis, never, never tangential. Think about the centrifugal forces trying to bend the blades back to axial.

[@rezaasgarilou6095]

that was nice.I have learn many things .thank you .

[@pottieleon]

Great video, however that is not an axial compressor rotor, but rather radial.

[@MekazaBitrusty]

I was hoping the important cross section of the blade would be covered.

[@seaman8296]

nice tuto . arent the blades suposed to have an outword curvatur along the edge of the compessor to push the air out ?

[@JokoEngineeringhelp]

othman fikri I like your attention to detail, that's awesome. Depending on the application, turbocharger compressor blades for example can have a reverse curvature. I didn't pay attention to the details in this as much as I probably should have, just presenting a method of how to make one.

[@aaronyearwood6541]

Is there any way to find the compression ratio from this?

[@ahmetusta6821]

Bravo 👍👋

[@caddlearner2360]

How much free of solidwork courses

[@astindojayasakti2681]

Thanks for tutorials

[@nguyenvanthe5361]

Very good :)

[@elmadaniboudar755]

Good job...

[@muhammadshahzaibali666]

i am having some problem with the loft function , when i go for it the second sketch appears as an open group and i am not able to loft it. It will be great if you could explain how to resolve this issue

[@omarehab3868]

use closed group and then choose any of the sketch entities and then click done and repeat again with the other sketch

[@顾孙晟]

why would the blade have zero thickness if you sketch it right no the front plane?

[@JokoEngineeringhelp]

李存勖 Hi! I didn't see the comment so sorry it took so long to reply. Those zero thickness errors can be frustrating. It usually happens when something becomes infinitely thin- I usually resolve my zero thickness errors by changing a dimension by 0.001 or so. If you're running high tolerances that may not work. You could also try making a new plane parallel to the you're sketching on and see if that solves it. If that doesn't help, do you happen to have a screenshot? You could post to the facebook page facebook.com/jokoengineering. Again, sorry for the delay

[@顾孙晟]

i actually tried to make the drawing on the front plane, the zero thickness error did not occur, but the final result looked weird. But when I tried your method, it looks fine. You don't need to apologize, I don't have any problems right now

[@brianpendergrass5883]

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[@zuchtmaus]

very cool!!!

[@JokoEngineeringhelp]

+zuchtmaus Thanks a lot!

[@SHAILESHSHARMABME]

i'm not able to coincident another corner of rectangle on circular arc. plzz suggest something to resolve it

[@JokoEngineeringhelp]

Which time on the video are you having trouble with? Is it 7:00?

[@sutaptagupta4902]

at time 1:41, how the other corner coincided with the circle i m facing problem in coinciding the other one

[@johnwalter9527]

Nice video, Thank you

[@guru3829]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWmUlYKJmrOVq7s impeller design

[@alvarolopezarevalo5154]

Dude! you are amazing at this. do you have a grabcad account?

[@JokoEngineeringhelp]

I'm afraid I don't! Thanks very much.

[@MrKiko2704]

The video is great.. but I did it step by step.. basicly copying you.. and it told me that the loft operation was not able to complete..

[@Idevendrasen]

That happens if your sketch is not fully constrained

[@vasudeokatdare6530]

Sir, your speed of showing is not fit for fresher.

[@josemolina3364]

pura miercoles

[@munnamahmud6083]

thats good but this is not axial .

[@mdebrahimchowdhury8061]

Could you be a little bit slow man...you design it too fast..

[@narongwr]

Not good for tutorial, it's too fast. You should what your video and consider how can people can follow your steps when you click this and that like lightning.

[@JokoEngineeringhelp]

+Narong Wesnarat Hi Narong, This was made for those in mind who knew the tools I was using already. I have some existing tutorials to break down some of the process I used in this video. Lofting: kzbin.info/www/bejne/onjPdaN6prh0o5o Extruding: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHq5l6edetd-bbs Patterns: (same principle as sketch or feature) kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6StpHeZhNKLZqs Hope the helps. Respond with any other questions you have and I'll make a video to clarify.