Getting Started Using
ADAMS/View
Version 12.0
INTRODUCTON:
ADAMS/View is a powerful modeling and simulation environment. It
enables you to design, visualize, and improve your mechanical system model
prior to building a physical prototype. Using ADAMS/View you can submit
simulations to ADAMS/Solver to compute the force and motion behavior of your system and to write
that information to output files.
GETTING STARTED USING ADAMS/View:
·
How to start
the program?
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Basic settings
i. Setting the gravity
ii. Setting the working grid
iii. Setting the units
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How to create
parts?
i. How to create design points?
ii. How to create links?
iii. How to create blocks?
iv. How to create plates?
v. How to create
curves/splines?
vi. How to create precise
geometry locations?
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Markers
i. What are markers?
ii. What are markers used for?
iii. How to add/modify markers?
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How to create
joints?
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Types of joints
i. Revolute/Rotational Joint
ii. Translational Joint
iii. Fixed Joint
iv. Pin in slot Joint
v. Cam contact
·
Imposing
external forces on bodies
·
Imposing motion
on joints
i. Applying rotational motion
ii. Applying translational
motion
·
Springs and
spring forces
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How to verify
the model?
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How to simulate
the model?
i. The simulation panel
ii. Setting end time
iii. Setting time steps
·
How to measure
geometric properties?
·
How to measure
physical characteristics?
·
Creating plots
from measurements
SAMPLE PROBLEMS:
2.
Cam
3. Slider Crank
4. Slider
COMPUTATIONAL ASSIGNMENTS:
1. Repeat sample
problem 1
2. Pendulum modeling the motion of a
gymnast on a high-bar