Sunday, 4 October 2020

Nx Siemens motion simulation tutorial with piston mechanism rotary to reciprocating analysis

 Nx Siemens motion simulation tutorial with piston mechanism rotary to reciprocating analysis

Nx Siemens motion simulation tutorial with piston mechanism rotary to reciprocating analysis

Create a motion simulation from a master part:

Choose File→Open and open the master part.
Choose File→All Applications→Motion.
If you are using NX rather than Simcenter, choose File→All Applications→Simulation→Motion.
Choose Home tab→Solution group→New Simulation .

In the New Simulation dialog box, a referencing template that uses the appropriate units of measurement is selected automatically.

To change the name of the Simulation file, in the New File Name group, in the Name box, type a unique name.

This name must be different than the master part file name.

Note:
If you plan to run a co-simulation with MATLAB Simulink, consult your Simulink documentation for supported characters in file names. For example, if your Motion Simulation file name contains a hyphen (-), the co-simulation will not run.

To change the folder for the Simulation file, click Browse  next to the Folder box, select the desired folder, and then click OK.

Note:
If the Use Subfolder for Motion Simulation Data on Master Part  check box is selected in the Customer Defaults dialog box, you cannot change the folder for the Simulation file. The Simulation file must reside in a subfolder with the same name as the master part.

Click OK in the New Simulation dialog box.

In the Environment dialog box, in the Analysis Type group, click Kinematics or Dynamics to specify the type of simulation.

If you want to be able to create links using only assembly components, select the Component-based Simulation  check box.

This ensures full compatibility with the Assemblies application, which is required for some Motion features such as creating an assembly sequence, capturing an assembly arrangement, or exploding the mechanism.

To automatically convert any assembly constraints (or legacy mating conditions) and Mechatronics Concept Designer objects into links, joints, and other motion objects, select the Start Joint Wizard upon New Simulation  check box.

Click OK in the Environment dialog box.

If the Motion Joint Wizard dialog box appears, review the displayed information.

If you do not want to convert a particular constraint to a joint, select the constraint and then click Toggle Active Status.

When you are finished, click OK.

The simulation node appears in the Motion Navigator.

If you used the Motion Joint Wizard, the appropriate motion objects appear in the Motion Navigator as well.

How joints are working with given velocity?
Links with fixed position, revolution and sliding motion,animation
xy graphing, load transfer,assembly,parts,cad model.

How motion simulation works in Siemens Nx?



 

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