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PATRAN 301 Exercise Workbook - Release 7.53-1
Geometry Model of a
Connecting Rod
LESSON 3
Objectives:
nImport geometry from an IGES file. nCreate geometry in MSC/PATRAN (Phase I).
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LESSON 3Geometry Model of a Connecting Rod
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Model Description:
In this exercise you will create a geometry model of a connecting rod.It will consist of surface entities. First you will import an IGES file.The file contains a surface and curves. The curves will be used todefine a trimmed surface in MSC/PATRAN.
Suggested Exercise Steps:
nCreate a new database and name itcon_rod.db. Theapproximate maximum dimension for this model is 3 units.Use MSC/NASTRAN as the analysis code.
nImport the IGES file namedcon_rod.igs. Turn off allentity labels except curves. nChain together the outer curves in the model to create acontinuous loop. nCreate a second single curve by chaining together the edgesof the interior surface
nCreate a trimmed surface using the chained curves you havecreated and the circular "hole" at the top of the connectingrod.
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Exercise Procedure:
1. Create a new database and name itcon_rod.db. Theapproximate maximum dimension for this model is 3units. Use MSC/NASTRAN as the analysis code.
2. Import the IGES filecon_rod.igs. Turn off all entitylabels except curves.
Due to the nature of the contents of the IGES file, MSCPATRAN will query as to what it should do when it finds duplicate curves. Click on No For Allwhen promptedDo you wish to create a Duplicate Curve?
The responseNowould continue to prompt you for each duplicatecurve found.No For Allsuppresses any further prompts on this topicand tells MSC/PATRAN not to create any duplicate curves.
The
IGES Import Summarywill appear when MSCPATRAN hascompleted the importation procedure. Review this information, thenclick on theOK button to close the form.File/New Database...
New Database Namecon_rod
OK
New Model Preference
Tolerance
Based on Model
Maximum Model Dimension3
Analysis Code:MSC/NASTRAN
Analysis TypeStructural
OK
File/Import
Object:Model
Source:IGES
IGES Filescon_rod.igs
Apply
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After importing the file, turn on curve label by selecting theLabelControl icon from the toolbar. TheLabel Control Panelwill appear and you will select theCurveicon.
Also, turn ondisplay lines by selecting this icon
from the toolbar.
Your viewport should appear as follows:
3. Chain together the outer curves in the model to create a
continuous loop.
Geometry
Action:Create
Controlling
ID Labels
XY Z 1 234
5678
9 1011
1213
14
1516 17
18 19 20
Display lines are usedto help you visualize
the surface
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We will useAuto Chainto create the inner and outer boundaries ofthe trimmed surface. The Auto Chainform is activated by pressing onthe corresponding button. RespondYes when prompted for deletion of the original curves.
Click on the repaint icon in the
Main Form.
4. Create a second single curve by chaining together the
edges of the interior surface.
Change the
Select Menuicon to indicate that you will be selectingedges as opposed to curves.Object:Curve
Method:Chain
Auto Chain...
Select a Start CurveCurve 9
Apply
Action:Create
Object:Curve
Method:Chain
Curve List
Chain togetherthe 6 edges ofthis surface
14 567
11 1415
16 1718
19 20
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Click and drag a rectangle surrounding the magenta surface. RespondYes when prompted for deletion of the original curves.
Click on the repaint icon.
Your model should appear as follows:
5. Create a trimmed surface using the chained curves you
have created and the circular "hole" at the top of the connecting rod.Apply
Action:Create
Object:Surface
Method:Trimmed
Option:Planar
XY Z 8 2221
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Usemultiplepicking(Shift+leftmousebutton)toaddCurve22tothelist. Shift click on the centroid ofCurve 22. If the desired entity wasnot picked, use cycle picking: keep the cursor over the centroid ofCurve 22 and use Shift-Right Mouse Button until the databoxindicates Curve 22.
Notice on the above form that there are two toggle switches for deleting loops: one for the outer loop, and one for the inner loop. Therefore MSC/PATRAN will prompt you twice askingDo you wishto delete the original curves?
AnswerYes both times.
Your model will appear as follows:
To complete this exercise, close the database.Outer Loop ListCurve 21
Inner Loop ListCurve 8 22
Apply
File/Quit
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