management welded structures

[Tantocattivo]

Hello everyone,
I wanted to compare with you on the method you use to manage structures with heb profiles with solidworks.
when they are small welded structures, I use structural members and create only one file part. but in the company where they are now, we do carpentry a little heavier and therefore I have to make structures transportable and mountable, so plates to go . the drawings I have to do for the workshop so they are at 80% a heb with two plates.
the streets I see are:1 solutionstructure as part of structural members
leave game welding equivalent to thickness plates
save the bodies
create together with bodies and add platessolution 2create together "master" with plate on one side, plate on the other, heb part with perforated sketch between the plates.
use solidworks explorer to rename the parts (creating copy of the "master" in the project folder)
change the mating distance between the plates and get the brand to go to couple in the main project

if you have any suggestions, it is well accepted! !

 

[Tantocattivo]

Meanwhile, I add this video to a "particular" way of handling it. cmq he does exactly what I have to do.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

How exactly do you work? Why can't you do multi-coirpo parts of the transportable part?
Do the parts have different codes? how should they be managed at management and design level?

 

[Tantocattivo]

How exactly do you work? Why can't you do multi-coirpo parts of the transportable part?
Do the parts have different codes? how should they be managed at management and design level?

I can make multibody parts,
we do not use a management
the coding I decide, the important thing is that brands and positions are identifiable.
in the drawings I usually put a separate cut that recalls the parts.

practically in a set type overpass, where we identify column with stairs, walkway, other column with stairs, I make a drawing where I call these 3 components, then I make a drawing with the assieme scale to where I call the various brands (heb + the two plates for example) and then the loose parts.
simplifying we do this.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

I don't see where the problem is. designs multibody parts.
in the first post you talk about creating a multibody, saving the parts and reassembling them as a whole (which is not needed because you can do it directly with this method http://help.solidworks.com/2016/italian/solidworks/sldworks/c_split_and_save_bodies.htm)
If you want to make the plates as structural members, you'll make some bookshelf parts with the holes included, spread the thing for the reinforcement handkerchiefs.
you can use a set to track the structure and hook the part to it or you can also build the entire rideway in one part and then with configurations and the function erases the body having only one part