From the course: SOLIDWORKS: SimulationXpress
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Materials - SOLIDWORKS Tutorial
From the course: SOLIDWORKS: SimulationXpress
Materials
- [Instructor] The material you choose for your part is going to have everything to do with how it's going to perform in its function. Now, I have a couple different options of the way I can apply material to a part inside of Solidworks, and if you look over here on the left hand side, you can see here under Cast Alloy Steel, I've already selected that as my material, and if I want to change that material, I can easily right click, and click on edit material, or choose from one of my favorites down here. If I click on edit material, notice I get a full list of all the different types of steels, irons, aluminum, copper, titanium, and so on that I can choose from. I can even create my own custom materials down here, or select from any of the available options. Now, if I go ahead and choose something like an aluminum alloy, a really common alloy is 6061, so let's go down here and choose 6061 Alloy, and notice that is a generalized alloy. It's not specific on the temper. Now, the temper…
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Xpress vs. Simulation vs. Sim pro1m 56s
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Simulation options1m 29s
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Fixtures3m 19s
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Loads4m 57s
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Materials4m 43s
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Mesh5m 41s
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Running the simulation2m 58s
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Reviewing the results: Von Mises stress4m 52s
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Reviewing the results: Displacement3m 14s
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Reviewing the results: Factor of safety5m 21s
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Updating and iterating3m 34s
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Producing reports2m 36s
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Saving out an eDrawing report1m 32s
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