I would like to ask what this tube sheet actually looks like
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The tube sheet thickness is 170; what is the purpose of that 10mm width shown in the diagram? I don’t quite understand how this 2D diagram can be converted into a 3D one – what does it actually look like?
10mm should be the thickness of the composite layer (the surfacing layer or the composite plate layer)
10mm should be the surfacing layer, but it is indicated as a multi-layer structure.
Okay! Thank you! I would like to ask, when drawing in SolidWorks, should the surfacing layer be drawn as one entity with the tube sheet, or separately? Because I plan to import the 3D model into Abaqus for simulation later, is it better to create them separately?
Okay! Thank you! I would like to ask, when drawing in SolidWorks, should the surfacing layer be drawn as one entity with the tube sheet, or separately? Because I plan to import the 3D model into Abaqus for simulation later, is it better to create them separately?
For 3D modeling, it needs to be drawn separately; otherwise, the material texture cannot be represented
Okay, so it’s drawn as two separate parts and then assembled?
I’m sorry, I’ve never used SolidWorks, so I don’t know how to draw it.
It should be 3 parts; yours is double-sided composite, with a stroke separator on one side and rod holes on the other.