Latest Webcasts from SolidSolutions.co.uk

Are you a Machine Designer?

Mon, 15 Mar 2010 10:00:00 GMT

Would you like using a design tool that helps you in:

Evaluating designs early in the design cycle
Determining causes of premature failures in the field,
Exploring designs changes aimed at reducing cost and weight,
Improving product performance?

The CAD integrated simulation tools can help you achieving those goals!

A Webcast By SolidWorks

Optimise SolidWorks for Furniture Design

Wed, 17 Mar 2010 11:00:00 GMT

This Webcast will focus on how best to apply SolidWorks to the Furniture Industry. With over 100 furniture companies Solid Solutions are well positioned to help improve your efficiency of SolidWorks.

SolidWorks have created a library of pre defined library features specifically for the furniture industry. Learn how to use these and download them after the session
Learn how to create automatic BOM’s with all the cut list info as you want it displayed using a custom macro created by Solid Solutions

Tips & Tricks "Efficiency"

Wed, 17 Mar 2010 15:00:00 GMT

A popular session with all SolidWorks users, this webcast will cover an array of Tips and Tricks with the aim of improving your efficiency of SolidWorks .

SolidCAM Overview

Tue, 23 Mar 2010 11:00:00 GMT

Now you have designed your product in SolidWorks; Do you need to Manufacture them with CNC Machines. If the answer is YES, then you need to register for this Webcast and see for yourself just how a Fully-Integrated solution from SolidCAM can benefit your company. All machining code is generated from within SolidWorks – “You never leave SolidWorks”

What are the benefits of a fully Integrated System within SolidWorks
SolidCAM Milling Modules
2.5D Milling
3D Milling
Multi-Axis and Simultaneous 5 Axis Machining
Design Changes Automatically reflected in the toolpath

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Will My Design Break? No – Is it Over Engineered?

Thu, 25 Mar 2010 11:00:00 GMT

This webcast will demonstrate how you can use SolidWorks to simulate how your design will perform in real life during the early design phase, thus allowing you to design better products. Simulate static or dynamic loads to evaluate your design’s performance under stress, strain, and displacement.

Linear, elastic, static analysis
Assemblies and parts
Forces, pressures, remote loads, centrifugal loads, etc
Choice of restraints – hinges, flat, sliding, etc
Choice of ‘connectors’ – bolts, springs, links, etc
Full contact capability for touching parts
Flexible mesh controls and adaptive meshing
Design scenarios for multiple load cases and trend analysis
Solid, shell, beam and mixed meshes
Large displacement option

Are your products subject to cyclic loading?

Thu, 25 Mar 2010 15:00:00 GMT

If you products are subject to cyclic loading then this webcast could save you time and money. Using the simulation tools within SolidWorks you can predict the fatigue life and damage of your designs.

Fatigue is the prime cause of the failure of many objects, especially those made of metals. Examples of failure due to fatigue include, rotating machinery, bolts, airplane wings, consumer products, offshore platforms, ships, vehicle axles, bridges, etc.

Attend this webcast to find out how SolidWorks can help you design better products .

Are your products slender and subject to axial loading?

Thu, 25 Mar 2010 16:00:00 GMT

If your products are slender and subject to axial loading then this webcast could save you time and money. Buckling studies in SolidWorks Simulation can help you avoid failure due to buckling by determining the BLF (Buckling Load Factor)...

Buckling refers to sudden large displacements due to axial loads. Slender structures subject to axial loads can fail due to buckling at load levels lower than those required to cause material failure. Buckling can occur in different modes under the effect of different load levels. In many cases, only the lowest buckling load is of interest.

Attend this webcast to find out how SolidWorks can help you design better products .