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Convert any 2D image to 3D model |No Modeling software is used | WINDOWS 10 | 3D BUILDER

Sijo Varghese
in Design & CAD
2 0 Beginner
https://youtu.be/fhAHloixooM
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Rubber Profile with Power Copy

Maxime Chagnot
in Modeling
2 0 Beginner
This new tutorial will teach you how to use PowerCopy in CATIA 3DExperience R19x. The purpose of this demonstration is to show you how to make a window contour for a vehicle (in that case a boat). You will first create the contour of the window in the reference surface. Then offset this contour to create a gap between the window and the rest of the boat. You will also create the Window and the Boat as a 3DPart. The second part of the video will be focused on the PowerCopy tool delivered by CATIA 3DExperience. You will design the rubber profile that will fits around the window. The goal is to reuse this profile as many times as you have a window. Please comments and subscribe ;)
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Tesla Valve OpenFOAM: Large Eddy Simulation

Interfluo
in CFD
1 0 Intermediate
Consider supporting me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Interfluo This video builds off of the content from my previous video: https://youtu.be/4kU-qZp0bt8 The following are the results from a simulation evaluating flow inside of a Tesla Valve. A tesla valve is a passive system with no moving parts designed to impede flow in one direction while allowing it to pass undisturbed in the other. The animations are as follows: 1) passive scalar transport (s) for flow in each direction 2) passive scalar transport (s) and velocity field (U) for un-impeded flow 3) passive scalar transport (s) and velocity field (U) for impeded flow Files and Instructions: https://github.com/Interfluo/OpenFOAM-pisoFoam-LES-TeslaValve-2/tree/main/refined Enjoy! ------------------------------------------------------ Disclaimer ------------------------------------------------------------- LES is not an appropriate solver for 2D geometries; the main purpose here was the visualization of the self impeding flow, if I was trying to
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SolidWorks Windows Arrangement

Vinod Veluguri
in Modeling
1 0 Beginner
The majority of SolidWorks users I know are unaware that they may arrange/view several files at once in the graphics area. This is a useful feature to know if you're working on a large assembly and need to double-check a certain item. As a result, we'll see how to organize several components in the graphics section in this lesson.
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Complete OpenFOAM LES simulation - from geometry creation to postprocessing | OpenFOAM tutorial 1

Interfluo
in CFD
0 0 Beginner
Consider supporting me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Interfluo When I was trying to learn openfoam, I began by looking up tutorials on youtube. Most of the so-called tutorials I found simply taught users how to run a pre-loaded case, this basically amounted to typing in a meshing command followed by an execute calculation command. In this video I hope to provide users with enough information that they feel comfortable running their own custom simulation. One step I left out was creating the initial project folder; to do this simply copy a tutorial example that closely resembles what you want to do. If I left anything else out or was too vague, leave it in the comments and I will do my best to help. starting project folder: https://github.com/Interfluo/OpenFOAM-LES-tutorial-1.git
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