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This task
explains how to see if you need to set additional constraints to the
components making up your assembly. |
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Open the AnalyzingAssembly04.CATProduct document. |
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Double-click
CRIC_SCREW (CRIC_SCREW.1) to make it active. |
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Select the Analyze
-> Degrees of Freedom command.
The Degrees of Freedom Analysis dialog box is displayed. |
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The dialog box
displays all rotations and translations that remain possible for the selected component.
In our scenario, you can
rotate CRIC_SCREW (CRIC_SCREW.1) in three ways or translate it in two
ways.
If you look at the geometry, you can notice that these rotations and
translations are
represented in yellow. |
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Click the button Rotation_2. The
graphic element representing this possible rotation is now highlighted in
the geometry for easy identification. |
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As detailed in the
dialog box, you can perform a rotation around the vector which coordinates
are x=0, y=1 and z=0 and using the point with coordinates x=0, y=0 and z=0
as the rotation center. |
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Click Translation_2. The
graphic element representing this possible rotation is now highlighted too. |
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As detailed in the
dialog box, you can perform a translation along the vector which coordinates
are x=0, y=0 and z=1. |
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5. |
Click Close to exit the
command. |
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