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This example of a 3-point bending test serves to show how SOLIDWORKS Simulation requires considerations to provide model stability and methods to provide that stability. In this setup, two rectangular bodies are created as supports with fixtures applied to their bottom faces and a single point load applied in the center of the top of the bar. A 'No Penetration' contact is applied between the bar and the two supports such that the force pushes the bar into the supports and is bent.
Applying colors in SOLIDWORKS is an easy thing to do, but not having a full understanding of the different levels in which colors can be applied can lead to much confusion. Colors can be applied to a face, feature, body, and at the overall part level. To apply color in SOLIDWORKS, right-click on any face of a part and chose the Appearances icon.
It does not matter whether your SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation analysis is complex or simple, if you make it a habit to follow the five quick and easy steps outlined in this document, you will possibly save yourself hours of headache downstream after you have already spent hours setting up your Flow Simulation Study.
These are the most frequently asked questions about SOLIDWORKS Plastics. Question: Is SOLIDWORKS Plastics included in SOLIDWORKS Premium? Answer: No, SOLIDWORKS Plastics is a separate product. It runs as an add-in on top of SOLIDWORKS Standard, Professional, or Premium. Question: Is there an “Xpress” version of SOLIDWORKS Plastics? Answer: There is no “Xpress” or light version of SOLIDWORKS Plastics. For a demonstration of SOLIDWORKS Plastics Professional or Premium, please contact your local SOLIDWORKS reseller.