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Greetings,
I am a new user of Motion Solve, I would like to know where can I get some examples of Motion Solve for 4 Bar Mechanisms or single slider crank chain.
Looking forward for a favourable reply and Thanks
In the MotionView product help...there are tutorial. You would find the example you are looking for.
In the MotionView product help...there are tutorials. You would find the example you are looking for.
Hi!
In version 2024.1, the Assembly Ribbon can be used to create simple assemblies of sliders.
2. Under Assembly » Wizards » Assemble, choose between a Link or Slider Crank and then choose from additional assembly options.
By choosing the Slider Crank with Flywheel option, the assembled model can be seen below:
As well, the Help Documentation also has a library or tutorial models for all HyperMesh Desktop products. Here is a link to the MotionView Tutorials:
Lastly, our Altair Exchange page features plenty of example models, scripts, and templates for model development and exposure.
If you are just getting started with MotionView, Altair offers an introductory course, MotionView/MotionSolve Introduction eLearning, for solving multi-body dynamics (MBD) problems using HyperWorks and illustrates constructing, solving and post-processing MBD problems. This course focuses on general Multibody mechanisms and is a starting point for learning modeling in MotionSolve. You can find it at the following link: https://learn.altair.com/enrol/index.php?id=496
Altair also offers a specialized multi-body dynamics (MBD) course for vehicle modeling, called MotionSolve for Vehicle Modeling eLearning. This class introduces the application of MotionSolve for vehicle modeling applications, such as assembly of half or full car models, vehicle event creation, generating event reports, modifying vehicle subsystems, and preliminary verification methods. You can find it at the following link: https://learn.altair.com/enrol/index.php?id=497
Hope this helps!
Adam Reid
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