How to create junction points for jacketed pipes
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I would like to ask the experts here: I’m just starting to learn Caesar, and regarding the simulation of jacketed tubes, once the inner and outer tubes have been created, how do I apply constraints to their CNodes?
Is there no one? I’ll take care of it for now. I saw someone using supports X and Y in two directions other than the axial direction, which results in constraints in four directions. But according to the specifications, sh3040 requires three positioning plates arranged at 120-degree intervals. Will the simulation results be accurate under such conditions?
The three positioning versions already have limitations other than in the axial direction
So how are these three positioning plates specifically simulated in Caesar?
So how are these three positioning plates specifically simulated in Caesar?
There is no need to simulate its actual appearance; it’s sufficient to achieve its effect. In a situation like this, the three positioning plates actually serve to provide support and limitation; therefore, in the simulation, limitations in the X and Y directions are simulated, while the axial Z direction can move freely.