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Transcript
00:02
Clone loads and load cases.
00:06
In this video, we will clone a simulation study, clone a simulation load case and clone a load.
00:13
In Fusion 360, we want to carry on with our motorcycle rear set.
00:17
At this point, we've cloned a simulation model for frame mount only and now we have a modified geometry version of this.
00:24
Next I want to go back into frame mount only and I want to clone study 1 static stress.
00:31
The reason that we want to clone study 1 is because this information contains study materials as well as our load cases.
00:38
So by right clicking on study 1 and cloning the study we're going to bring all of those settings into study 2.
00:46
Study 2. I'm going to select and click again to rename it Study 2 and we're going to change materials.
00:56
Now that we have study 2 active and selected,
00:59
we're going to go into our materials for our study and instead of using aluminum 6061, we're going to try a higher strength aluminum.
01:07
So you'll notice at the beginning we have high strength aluminum but we can also scroll down and take a look at 7075 or some other version of 6061.
01:16
We're going to select 7075 for this example and now study 2 needs to be solved in order to have valid results that we can review,
01:25
but at this point, we've cloned a simulation model and that brought in all the study settings,
01:30
but we don't have that extra load case in that extra study in our frame mount mod.
01:36
One thing that we can do is we can go back into our frame mount mod and we can create that extra study by cloning it as well.
01:43
Because frame mount mod doesn't really need to explore a different material we're simply looking at the geometry change.
01:50
I might want to add additional load cases and I might want to explore loads applied to the lower two bolt holes.
01:56
In this case, I'm going to right click on load case 1 and I'm going to clone that load case.
02:01
We will activate it and then we'll modify the loads that are applied.
02:05
And in this case, we're going to change the targets from the upper two holes to the lower two holes.
02:11
This would represent somebody moving the foot peg bracket down and we want to see how the bracket is affected by this.
02:18
Now we have 2 load cases in our frame mount mod looking at the updated geometry and we have 2 studies in the original frame mount only.
02:28
In addition to cloning load cases, we can clone specific loads as well but we don't really need to go any farther,
02:36
because we already have the load cases, the constraints, the updated geometry and the different studies with different materials.
02:44
At this point, we want to make sure that we do save our designs before moving on.
Video transcript
00:02
Clone loads and load cases.
00:06
In this video, we will clone a simulation study, clone a simulation load case and clone a load.
00:13
In Fusion 360, we want to carry on with our motorcycle rear set.
00:17
At this point, we've cloned a simulation model for frame mount only and now we have a modified geometry version of this.
00:24
Next I want to go back into frame mount only and I want to clone study 1 static stress.
00:31
The reason that we want to clone study 1 is because this information contains study materials as well as our load cases.
00:38
So by right clicking on study 1 and cloning the study we're going to bring all of those settings into study 2.
00:46
Study 2. I'm going to select and click again to rename it Study 2 and we're going to change materials.
00:56
Now that we have study 2 active and selected,
00:59
we're going to go into our materials for our study and instead of using aluminum 6061, we're going to try a higher strength aluminum.
01:07
So you'll notice at the beginning we have high strength aluminum but we can also scroll down and take a look at 7075 or some other version of 6061.
01:16
We're going to select 7075 for this example and now study 2 needs to be solved in order to have valid results that we can review,
01:25
but at this point, we've cloned a simulation model and that brought in all the study settings,
01:30
but we don't have that extra load case in that extra study in our frame mount mod.
01:36
One thing that we can do is we can go back into our frame mount mod and we can create that extra study by cloning it as well.
01:43
Because frame mount mod doesn't really need to explore a different material we're simply looking at the geometry change.
01:50
I might want to add additional load cases and I might want to explore loads applied to the lower two bolt holes.
01:56
In this case, I'm going to right click on load case 1 and I'm going to clone that load case.
02:01
We will activate it and then we'll modify the loads that are applied.
02:05
And in this case, we're going to change the targets from the upper two holes to the lower two holes.
02:11
This would represent somebody moving the foot peg bracket down and we want to see how the bracket is affected by this.
02:18
Now we have 2 load cases in our frame mount mod looking at the updated geometry and we have 2 studies in the original frame mount only.
02:28
In addition to cloning load cases, we can clone specific loads as well but we don't really need to go any farther,
02:36
because we already have the load cases, the constraints, the updated geometry and the different studies with different materials.
02:44
At this point, we want to make sure that we do save our designs before moving on.
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