This webinar will explain how to create efficient and accurate breakout models from large structure in order to obtain detailed information of a small detail or interface. It will also explain when breakout models are needed and some common mistakes that can be made when connecting solid elements to plate elements. Global / local modeling using breakout models (submodeling). In this webinar, Ryan Tatman covers what breakout models are and presents two demonstrations. The first demonstration covers adding a pass-through to a wing rib. In the second demonstration, he covers various techniques for adding a boss to an orthogrid pressure plate and goes over the pros and cons of each technique.
Content discussed in this webinar:
What is a breakout model?
When breakout models are needed.
How to create efficient and accurate breakout models from large structures in order to obtain detailed information of a small detail or interface.
Common mistakes that can be made when connecting solid elements to plate elements.
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