Monthly Archives: November 2016
Mesh refinements for accurate results using Solidworks Simulation
Generally it is hard to judge the right element size for structural problems in this below tutorial you will Learn how to mesh your model using different methods to get precise results at stress concentrated zones or any such required regions. To get more updates on SOLIDWORKS Follow Us on LinkedIn: Click Here For more […]Categories: SOLIDWORKS Simulation
SolidWorks Installation issue due to conflict with Microsoft kb3072630
There is a conflict with Microsoft KB3072630 which can cause SOLIDWORKS to become unstable when installing or updated after KB3072630 is applied. The Microsoft update makes changes to Windows Installer which prevents SOLIDWORKS installations (new, modify/repair, update or uninstall) from being executed correctly. SOLIDWORKS KB3072630 Affected software: SOLIDWORKS 2011 – 2016. Symptoms Instability may appear […]Categories: SOLIDWORKS
How to Improve Machine Performance when working with SOLIDWORKS Assemblies
Optimize your SOLIDWORKS Software setup: The best way to immediately impact large assembly performance is to setup SOLIDWORKS software correctly. Under the “Tools” menu select “Options” and under the “Performance” tab there are several options to improve performance 1. Turn off high quality transparency 2. Decrease the level of detail for curvature generation as shown […]Categories: SOLIDWORKS
Quick Tip: Converting Toolbox Fasteners to Simulation Bolt Connectors.
Solidworks Simulation has some quick features while working with assemblies. If you’re not familiar with them, these features would speed up your workflow by converting all the toolbox fasteners to simulation bolts connectors with ease. During the conversion process, all information related to location, geometric features, and material of the Toolbox fasteners is mapped internally […]Categories: SOLIDWORKS Simulation
