I realised that this is one of the first tutorial that I made which focus on showing more in details how to use the Geom Module to create a CAD model!
This is what you will learn here:
– How to generate some planes, points and curves
– How to use basic functions to extrude in various directions
– How to use boolean operations
In a 2nd part video, I will show you how to simulate this model with Salome-Meca and aster study:
This is the 2nd part of the tutorial. You will learn:
– How to mesh the model
– How to generate the groups for simulation
– How to use Aster Study to simulate this model and obtain stress and displacement results
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Thank you so much
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Horacio Nelson Astete Wesche says
It is a pillow block
Jair Martins says
Google translation: I can’t create threads on parts. I used points and made semi arcs, but I would like to know how to create them, even if by coding (which language is used?).
Cyprien says
There are some difficult things to do in the GEOM module.
If you need you can try to see how to make a python script that will generate what you want.
I advise you to look at the new Salome Shaper module coming soon which allows parametric modeling.
It is available in Salome 9.3.0 here:
https://www.salome-platform.org/downloads/current-version
Jair Martins says
First I will thank you for answering my question. I can make a screw if I use FreeCad to generate it and then export the finished object to “brep” and import it into Salome.
Cyprien says
Hi Jair,
This is the video I made about Salome-Shaper:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdxSWIWsy3o