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How to layout a pressure vessel using SOLIDWORKS?

2019-01-19View Original

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This post was last edited by 754210465 on 2019-1-21 07:42. If you have an organization that uses SOLIDWORKS, can you send me how the drawings are laid out? Thanks!
Reply #22019-01-21
Isn't pressure vessel design currently used?
Reply #32019-01-21
This is rarely used in the design of pressure vessels, and it can basically be solved in two dimensions. When using SW to draw three-dimensional drawings and then convert them into engineering drawings, many still need to adjust the orientation, etc., which does not improve the design efficiency much. Generally, SW is used to lay out special drawings where local or internal parts cannot be easily represented.
Reply #42019-01-21
Let me send you an example to take a look at:
Reply #52019-01-21
grateful! :handshake
Reply #62019-01-21
You're welcome, SW is mostly used in sheet metal, simulation, crank structure, TV, car and other curved surface parts. It needs to be debugged after design. You can learn this by yourself in your spare time. Teacher Xue Ben on the Huke.com has a pretty good explanation. :handshake
Reply #72019-01-22
Can you please leave me an address? I'm learning this recently!
Reply #82019-01-22
:handshake private message you.
Reply #92019-01-22
Thank you, good people have a safe life!
Reply #102019-08-08
You can contact me for SolidWorks modeling of pressure vessels. We develop intelligent design of pressure vessels to quickly complete the design of pressure vessels and solve the problem raised above that using three-dimensional models is not very efficient.

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