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 ====== Assemblies ====== ====== Assemblies ======
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 When analyzing an assembly, there are two options for analyzing the model. When analyzing an assembly, there are two options for analyzing the model.
   - Single material analysis: All material in the assembly is the same   - Single material analysis: All material in the assembly is the same
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 //Note: A full list of materials and their properties can be found in this **[[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1pPP2sgpejghNadWGEhvhQryvVVgAhTZx6QBDA1GSFro/edit#gid=1832695137|spreadsheet]]**.// //Note: A full list of materials and their properties can be found in this **[[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1pPP2sgpejghNadWGEhvhQryvVVgAhTZx6QBDA1GSFro/edit#gid=1832695137|spreadsheet]]**.//
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 ===== Single Material Analysis ===== ===== Single Material Analysis =====
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   - In the simulation setup window, select the **Materials** tab   - In the simulation setup window, select the **Materials** tab
   - Scroll down to the **All Components** drop down menu    - Scroll down to the **All Components** drop down menu 
   - Choose one material for entire assembly. Selecting a material in the All Components menu will apply the same material to every component.    - Choose one material for entire assembly. Selecting a material in the All Components menu will apply the same material to every component. 
-     * Ferrous metals 
-     * Non-ferrous metals 
-     * Non metals 
-     * 3D printed plastics 
-     * Engineering Plastics 
-     * Biological materials 
   - Continue with simulation process described in [[wiki:id:simulation_setup|Simulation Setup]]   - Continue with simulation process described in [[wiki:id:simulation_setup|Simulation Setup]]
  
  
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 ===== Multiple Material Analysis ===== ===== Multiple Material Analysis =====
-  - Choose [Set Multiple Materials] (red box) +  - In the simulation setup window, select the **Materials** tab 
-  - Hover over the part to see it highlighted in the assembly (orange box) +  - Hover over the dropdown menu of each component to see it highlighted in the assembly  
-  - Click the material dropdown menu (blue box+  - Click the material dropdown menu (highlighted in blue) 
-  - Select appropriate material +  - Select appropriate material for that component 
-  - Repeat for the remaining parts in the assembly +  - Repeat for all remaining parts in the assembly
-  - Click back (purple box)+
   - Continue with simulation process described in [[wiki:id:simulation_setup|Simulation Setup]]   - Continue with simulation process described in [[wiki:id:simulation_setup|Simulation Setup]]
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wiki/id/assemblies.1535467126.txt.gz · Last modified: 2018/08/28 08:38 by mike