2024.1
Summary of available functionality for defining the properties and behavior of parts in the model.
View new features for SimSolid 2024.1.
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Interfaces that support SimSolid output file format.
Information about treatment and properties of geometric entities in SimSolid.
Apply material properties to your assembly.
Apply material properties to specific parts in the assembly.
Apply material properties to welds in the assembly.
Check the materials assigned to parts in your assembly.
A rigid part can displace under the loading, but only as a rigid body, i.e. without deformation or strain.
A Spots is a feature that enable applying loads, constraints, or other boundary conditions (BC) to local regions on the surface, instead of applying BC to the whole faces of the model
Define a local coordinate system to which boundary conditions may be later applied.
Import coordinate system from an external comma separated values (CSV) file. Multiple coordinates can be imported at once.
Create a line that can later be used to generate seam welds.
Create a sheet from an imported surface by applying thickness.
Create laminate from an imported skin
Define parts as bolts.
Define the material orientation of the part.
Import datum point sets from an external comma separated values (CSV) file.
Create a liquid body between selected faces.
Create gas body between selected faces.
You can clean up the geometry in your model by removing undesired parts.
Connections are used to define the association of different regions of interest between parts in an assembly.
Create an analysis for your project.
Boundary Conditions available for SimSolid.
Run analyses and view a variety of results in SimSolid.
Design studies allow you to quickly evaluate and compare the structural performance from different design scenarios.
Solved verification models.
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