Hello @ all
I would like to know if there are any FLOW3D users among you?
And why are there no FLOW3D categories under LYNKOA?
Thank you for your avace
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Hello @ all
I would like to know if there are any FLOW3D users among you?
And why are there no FLOW3D categories under LYNKOA?
Thank you for your avace
Hi @ frederic.humbert1
maybe because there is this among other things
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_KM8FUXQFo
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Hi Frederic,
Indeed there is no Flow3D section, but I think that our friends from the staff will be able to add it to the site if they read this question. If not , you may have to send them a message.
On the other hand, sorry, I don't use this software.
Personally what I'm simulating looks more like this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=xsxsKK11g04
Hi @ frederique HUMBERT
I just saw your video
It gives the impression of 1 flow of plastic injection molding with a speed of reading that does not give you much of a glimpse
Flow Thermal Simulation from SolidWorks not right for you?
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SLT GT22
In fact I work in the field of foundry (aluminum and steel) Die casting and gravity source
The liquids I simulate aluminum, steel and sand
I simulate volume filling, solidification and defects related to these techniques, restore, macroporsity, etc...
The software that exists to my knowledge:
magmasoft
Procast
Quick Cast
flow3d cast
And the most efficient in filling and defect tracking is flow3d it seems to me
Hello
I just added Flow3D to the product list.
It should also be noted that there is Flow Simulation (SolidWorks).
SolidWorks Flow Simulation is used to simulate the forces and heat exchanges generated by fluids on solids. It also makes it possible to know the flow rates or pressure drops.
+ info HERE
Best regards
Yves
it must not be very different from
http://www.solidxperts.com/fra/produits/simulation/?s=147-packages-simulation&a=341-solidworks-plastic#topb
It seems to me that it should be possible to
This same principle
to be able to change the parameters of the injection product
as well as its mould(s) (material parameter)
The study and the path should be very close
to see if the temperature and pressure parameter needs to be optimized
maybe a question to ask the log editor (EADS)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABVLCGQrQoE
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I am the only FLOW3D user on lynkoa?
alone in the world