Hello everyone,
I have recently been trying to model a 5 harness satin weave with +/-45° fibers but without any success yet.
To do so, I :
1/ Create automatically a 5 HS weave with 0/90° fibers
2/ Change the coordinates of the nodes in order to rotate each fiber of 45°
As you can see, the result is not so nice... (picture 1 attached).
I have noted two points:
- Netgen fails to correctly interpolate the path between the nodes (with a Bezier spline) with +/-45° fibers (picture 2 attached)
- The fibers section seems to be defined in a (xy) or (yz) plane whereas it should be defined in a plane perpendicular to the fibers
Does anyone know how to solve this problem ?
Thanks. Yann
Modelling a ply with +/-45° fibers
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Modelling a ply with +/-45° fibers
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Re: Modelling a ply with +/-45° fibers
Dear Yann,
I'm not sure what is causing the effect that you are seeing. Could you send the tg3 file for the rotated textile and I'll see if I can work out what the issue is.
In the meantime you can easily rotate a textile using the textile.Rotate() function. There is a thread about it here: http://texgen.sourceforge.net/phpBB3/vi ... tate#p2761
I have now included a rotate textile option in the GUI which will be included in the next release (probably in the next month or so).
Hope that helps,
Louise
I'm not sure what is causing the effect that you are seeing. Could you send the tg3 file for the rotated textile and I'll see if I can work out what the issue is.
In the meantime you can easily rotate a textile using the textile.Rotate() function. There is a thread about it here: http://texgen.sourceforge.net/phpBB3/vi ... tate#p2761
I have now included a rotate textile option in the GUI which will be included in the next release (probably in the next month or so).
Hope that helps,
Louise
Re: Modelling a ply with +/-45° fibers
Hello Louise,
Thanks for your quick response, I am going to try the Rotate function. I attached the .tg3 file if you want to have a look on it.
By the way, I may have found another solution. The idea is to create a 5 HS weave with the GUI and then to create a domain with planes oriented at 45°. The result is better, but there is one problem remaining with this method : the warp and weft yarns don't cross each other where they are supposed to in a 5 HS...
Best regards,
Yann
Thanks for your quick response, I am going to try the Rotate function. I attached the .tg3 file if you want to have a look on it.
By the way, I may have found another solution. The idea is to create a 5 HS weave with the GUI and then to create a domain with planes oriented at 45°. The result is better, but there is one problem remaining with this method : the warp and weft yarns don't cross each other where they are supposed to in a 5 HS...
Best regards,
Yann
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Re: Modelling a ply with +/-45° fibers
Louise,
I tried the weave.Rotate function with the following line (to rotate of 45° around the z axis):
The console does not return any error message but nothing happens. Any idea why ?
Thank you in advance for your help
Yann
I tried the weave.Rotate function with the following line (to rotate of 45° around the z axis):
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weave.Rotate(WXYZ(XYZ(0.0,0.0,1.0), pi/4), XYZ(0.0,0.0,0.0))Thank you in advance for your help
Yann
Re: Modelling a ply with +/-45° fibers
Hi Yann,
Try turning the surface rendering off and back on again. The function doesn't re-render automatically.
Best regards,
Louise
Try turning the surface rendering off and back on again. The function doesn't re-render automatically.
Best regards,
Louise
Re: Modelling a ply with +/-45° fibers
It works !
Thanks a lot for your help Louise.
Have a nice day.
Yann
Thanks a lot for your help Louise.
Have a nice day.
Yann
Re: Modelling a ply with +/-45° fibers
hi,
I want make model this one in texgen. help me
thanks
I want make model this one in texgen. help me
thanks
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Re: Modelling a ply with +/-45° fibers
Hi,
You will probably need to write a script to do this. You can find links to tutorials and a scripting guide here: http://texgen.sourceforge.net/index.php/Scripting_Guide
You will need to work out where the nodes need to be located for your yarns and what the cross sections should be.
Hope that helps,
Louise
You will probably need to write a script to do this. You can find links to tutorials and a scripting guide here: http://texgen.sourceforge.net/index.php/Scripting_Guide
You will need to work out where the nodes need to be located for your yarns and what the cross sections should be.
Hope that helps,
Louise