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It’s easier to learn about its structure if the device has a 3D model*; then why aren’t there any 3D models on the forum? Is it the manufacturer who isn’t providing it?
The Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum is a professional website focused on the chemical industry, covering practical topics such as chemical production, chemical processes, chemical equipment, specific chemical applications, and chemical safety. Topics like 3D modeling and ANSYS analysis that you mentioned require access to specialized websites
3D models only show the appearance; specific dimensions cannot be seen, which makes it inconvenient for design, manufacturing, and installation. Generally, the 3D model is shown to the owner
Compared to two-dimensional dimensioning, three-dimensional dimensioning has much poorer visibility
To learn the *structure, go to the workshop and get some practice
If the 3D model is the final version, it’s clear at a glance how the parts fit together. It can be measured using 3D software.
I didn’t say I wanted to do an analysis. It just means that it’s easier to learn the internal structure, such as how the various components fit together.