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Re: pic: Beam Bending Example
For the sake of making the discussion even more interesting, how about making several different shapes and sizes of beam, and applying the same (relatively small) load to them and showing them all? For example, you might have rectangular tubing with the load applied to the narrow side, and to the wide side, and round and square tubing, and an I beam, and a channel.
Also it would be nice if you'd give a quick explanation of how to set up the constraints in Inventor so others can do this, as it's not obvious to the novice Inventor user. |
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