alberti.alessandro
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Good morning.
I had to make a beam frame for obvious calculation weight reasons.
this structure counts about 290 simulated profiles through its axis.
I managed in the first part of the preparation of the model, and now I am in the module of the workbench "mechanical" with a mesh of many separate beams one with the other.
I have already tried to merging the edge endings without success.
the only thing that seems to work is to use the command "spot weld" and to come manually point with point. for obvious reasons of time and boredom (we believe that every element has 2 end and every end must be reached at least 3 times means that I have to run about 1740 spot weld), without even being sure that I have completed the whole model without forgetting anything; I ask you if someone has any brilliant idea to joint beams faster and safer or if I have to hope that my computer is powerful enough to perform a surface model if not 3d.
thank you in advance to those who will give me an answer.
greetings
I had to make a beam frame for obvious calculation weight reasons.
this structure counts about 290 simulated profiles through its axis.
I managed in the first part of the preparation of the model, and now I am in the module of the workbench "mechanical" with a mesh of many separate beams one with the other.
I have already tried to merging the edge endings without success.
the only thing that seems to work is to use the command "spot weld" and to come manually point with point. for obvious reasons of time and boredom (we believe that every element has 2 end and every end must be reached at least 3 times means that I have to run about 1740 spot weld), without even being sure that I have completed the whole model without forgetting anything; I ask you if someone has any brilliant idea to joint beams faster and safer or if I have to hope that my computer is powerful enough to perform a surface model if not 3d.
thank you in advance to those who will give me an answer.
greetings