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Hi All,
I am simulating a component which has been stitched. I am a new user to RADIOSS and I would like to know if any one has an idea how to model this. I found an option called Hemming in RADIOSS, will this work?
Hi Ushay,
Can you please elaborate more on this?. I think this can be done using connectors. I'm attaching a document on the same which explains various connectors available in RADIOSS.
Also, please go through this webinar https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HdECgBC_lM&list=PLQ7KUGFuVz4u5y3SvIEIU07427-gATaG6 which shows creating connectors in RADIOSS.
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Hi George,
thanks for the document and link.
Actually I need to simulate the tear behavior of the car seat cover. So I want to model a set cover with the thread connections, wherever the seat cover is stitched. I really don't have an idea how to represent this stitch connection.
Thanks in advance
I think you can try with the connectors, which will create connections between link entities.
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