constraints/assembly

[SimoneF]

Hello, guys.
I have another doubt about the structure that I am making and that I will have to analyze in solidworks simulation.. .the structure I have to analyze is constituted by some parts that I have made separately. . Should constraints be specified during assembly (in assembly) or in the simulation part in the constraints section?

Thank you.

 

[SimoneF]

for example I created the supporting structure (traves, pillars and everything else) in a file and in others I made the various walls. ..when I go to load the structure the walls must be bound to the structure: Should constraints be set during assembly or during the simulation part (constraint section)? I hope I've been slightly lighter. . .
Thank you:

 

[gerod]

I don't know cosmos, so I don't know how to behave. I don't trust a lot of sw integrated in cads, I prefer other solutions.
From what you say, I understand you're in the first place. I would follow tutorials or call assistance.
Still starts with something simple.

 

[meccanicamg]

in simulation motion, therefore for study of motion or dynamic analysis with gravity and kinematics I would say that it behaves as a model of assembly. if the bonds of together are there and the degrees of freedom desired exist, they are transferred to the simulator except the strange constraints like the symmetric, the intermediate center that are surprised in the simulator. Later you can add or suspend constraints in the simulator. still do the tutorials first to understand how it works.

If we're talking about simulation fem, I'd say that first it's all together if a multibody part is not possible, you have to do a finite analysis of a set. also here is the possibility to define special contrasts, foundation bolts, bearings and special constraints including friction. follow the tutorials and learn how to use it

 

[SimoneF]

ok... grazie mille :finger: