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Features on Romax shaft

Mohit Parmar
Mohit Parmar over 1 year ago

How can I model grooves on shafts as per different standards and supply corresponding factors as well?

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  • Mohit Parmar
    Mohit Parmar over 1 year ago +2 verified
    We can define a groove for a shaft step from the "Step Feature" window. In-case the grooves are to be defined as per a standard, then head to - Analysis settings > Ratings > Shafts and choose from…
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    0 Mohit Parmar over 1 year ago

    We can define a groove for a shaft step from the "Step Feature" window.

    In-case the grooves are to be defined as per a standard, then head to - Analysis settings > Ratings > Shafts and choose from different available standards. If you click on "Options", different factors can be manually supplied.

     

    For more info have read through this tutorial - SF1: Shaft Fatigue Analysis

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