Volume of a subwoofer

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Hi everyone

I would like to know the interior volume of this box. I can't combine it because it's an assembly of parts.

Do you have a solution for me? Thank you.

David


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sub ensemble_conteneur_a_lisier_9m.sldprt
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Hello

The attached document is not an assembly but a part!

You can create a surface that rests on the entire inside of the box and create a volume with that surface.

On the other hand, your surfaces are not joined and many holes will not allow you to create a closed volume.

You need to fill in the gaps first.

Kind regards

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Hello @DavidV  and @my

A suggestion! Make only half a container with a diagonal cut (since the other half is symmetrical). All you have to do is multiply the volume obtained by two.

Kind regards

PS: why did you make the file read-only??? It's very easy to copy it as it is if someone wants to hack your model.

Your problem is relatively easy to solve, but we would have to make a pack and go so that we have all the parts to be able to make a few sketches more easily. On reflection, working in quarter volumes, it does not take long after, it is enough to remove the volume from the vertical frames.

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Hello @DavidV 

Here is in a few clicks the idea of working on a quarter of the volume.

Normally with two sketches with for the first a horizontal extrusion starting from a plane in the middle to the end of the container and a vertical removal of material corresponding to the vertical ribs to subtract this volume and that's it (well normally ;-)  )

As the model is in surface I can't give you the volume.

Kind regards


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Thank you Zozo and jmsavoyat for your answer.

It seems to me a good idea to start with an extrusion and then removal of material. I will try. I thought there was a simpler solution.

PS: I didn't know my file was read-only. It's an assembly file that I ran in . SLDPRT so you can open it.

Thank you.

Kind regards

David

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David

You have to start from the ASM and make a pack and Go, all in a ZIP file. From there, it's easy for those who have the Zip.

There is another solution but with the holes everywhere these not easy hence the request for @jmsavoyat (which I salute by the way ;-)   )
Plug the holes so that the slurry doesn't flow onto our screens.

Kind regards

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So I managed to find the volume with your solution.

Welding will do the rest. It shouldn't have slurry on your screen. Haha!!

Kind regards

David

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