
Create a gravity-driven motion of a bar assembly in Siemens NX Motion Simulation by defining links, joints, and a spring connector, then visualize displacement and length-versus-time graph.
Explore dynamic and static equilibrium in a bar and weight assembly using gravity, friction, and mass variation, and compare their final positions from kinematic and dynamic simulations.
STEP(Time,0,0,.5,5)+STEP(Time,.5,0,1,-5)+STEP(Time,1,0,1.5,12)+STEP(Time,1.5,0,3,-12)
Description
In this course you will learn everything you need in order to create simulations of machines and mechanisms. You will apply joints, gravity, physical contact between parts, springs and much more in motion. You will also learn how to extract all sorts of engineering data and results from your simulations. Besides that, you will be able to create amazing animations to present your ideas and concepts in assembly or in multibodies.
The course covers a number of different mechanisms and the list will grow bigger in time as I add new videos time to time. We will simulate the motion of the following mechanisms
Single Cylinder Engine Assembly Motion
Scissors Jack Motion
Disk Cam Application
newtons cradle motion
Vector Force & Scalar Force
FAN Assembly motion
CAM Valve Assembly (Spring connector)
Probe follower assembly motion
You will learn everything you need in order to create powerful, precise and compelling motion studies in motion. Through mechanism simulation you will be able to make sure your designs will work in the way you want them to work before building expensive prototypes assemblies. Besides that, motion simulation enables you to explain concepts with ease, determine engineering results and so much more with NX motion.
Today, you can start your journey to becoming a NX motion professional !