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Please can anyone help me with this as it is really frustrating me ! I am tring to run a simulation on a bracket load in Inventor 2012, I run through all the steps fine but when am I asked to apply force I try to click the CENTRE of the hole in the bracket but Inventor refuses to let me, I can only select the edges ! Can anyone help please (see attached pic)

Since i am now construct on a level luffing crane, i would like to know if i use the dynamic simulation, when I tried to apply a load force, only one unknown force could be calculated. I would like to know do Inventor provide a kind of force equilibrium or free body diagram by showing all the force associated.

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It's slightly difficult to tell, but are you working with the stress analysis tools in Inventor? If so, you should be able to change the points for XYZ to give it a different location. You should also be able to select it based off of where you click initially. I normally select to add a force, then Inventor allows me to choose where I want the force to go, as well as the direction, the magnitude, and any axis I want the force to be parallel to. (For reference, I am using Inventor 2017.)

The remote force tool is intended to be used to position a force somewhere in the free space outside of your model.

This is done by using the remote point dialog box. When you select a face or feature, the force will be applied at the given dimensions away from this face or feature.

I think your answer " based on where you click initially" may be the clue.I will give that a try and see what happens.I do understand that by changing the xyz co-ordinates that this will reposition the force,it was the original location that was the problem.

You are right, I tested it on the model. I applied a remote force placed in the same place first to one face, then to the other. The calculation results are as expected under the action of this force on the selected faces.

I use the production parts to do the FEA. If I have to use the split face command to add the force, how do I keep this face from showing up on the idws of the part?

When I am doing FEA on an assembly/part, I want to use the production models. I don't want to have to create a copy of the production model just so that I can do FEA. It is too difficult to make sure the model is up-to-date after changes have been made.

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This is one of the best simulation software that I have came across. It is very useful especially for the simulation study of electromagnetic fields and forces. It can be used easily on the CAD model in the Inventor.

Hi friends.. I started to discover Inventor Pro 2017 Stress Analysis simulation, I have a tiny problem: why when changing force magnitude in stress simulation and re-simulate the part it doesn't change stress distribution? i.e. color distribution?, I noticed when viewing Safety Factor tab it does change and respond to the new load but Von Mise simulation doesn't change just the color scale changes it's values.

I thought it would also change color distribution i.e stress. you see when applied force doesn't exceed critical stress or yield point there should be no red color in the simulation, in the pictures the red color still show up no matter how force magnitude is. why?

Why when changing force magnitude the stress scale changes automatically? I mean stress limits must be relevant to the part geometry, material and design, not the force magnitude so when apply force that exceeds these limits a failure indication will show up like red color.

I have tried to run a Dynamic simulation where the "sliding components" should get two 3d contacts against the "fixed eye ring" as shown on picture. I would like to apply a Sine 69KN force with 35Hz going forward & backward as shown on the orange arrow on the picture. Afterwards, I would like to export FEA of the hook (black component) to see the stress analysis. I really appreciate if anyone can help me, thanks.

I can draw a curved beam, what looks like having a force, having the top side a length longer then the middle length and the lower side shorter, but that is way to much work.

Is there a way or plugin that can do that?

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