Monday, 13 March 2006
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Think you are ready to give BMX a try? Here is a basic BMX is extremely powerful once you have a basic understanding of the tool. When measurable design objectives exist, use BMX to find the optimum solution. The examples above are intended as a sampling of BMX functionality. Remember, anything you can analyze can be saved as an Analysis Feature in Pro/Engineer, including assembly analyses. For example, use BMX to solve component locations to satisfy COG constraints. Plus, with Pro/Engineer Wildfire, you can combine Pro/Mechanica results or dynamic Motion Analysis results in the BMX solution. BMX is design power for real world engineering problems. exercise to get you started............................................... how random?
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I use Pro/Engineer Wildfire at work and Im still confused!!
ReplyDeletewhat was that that just flew straight over my head? :-\
ReplyDeleteis it like absolutely nothing to do with Bicycle Moto Xross?!?!
ReplyDeletedid you google BMX+cog+engineering :-)
nah just googled bmx, and it came up with this, thought it was kinda funny, it does make a little sense if you take it from a riders point of view, ie .....think you are ready to give BMX a try? BMX is extremely powerful once you have a basic understanding of the tool,When measurable design objectives exist, use BMX to find the optimum solution.......really has shit all to do with bikes or REAL BMX, but as I said I thought its kinda funny
ReplyDeleteAh, its all so clear now!
ReplyDeleteBehavioral Modeling Extension (BMX).
User-defined Input for Multi-objective Design Studies
Summary
You can now explicitly specify the locations at which experiments will be
performed in multi-objective design studies.
Benefits and Description
In past releases, BMX determined the design space for multi-objective design
studies (MODS) by uniformly distributing experiments between specified
maximum and minimum values. Now you can also specify a table of values at
which you want experiments to be performed. You can enter the values for
the design variable manually or imported them from a text file. You choose
8-4 What's New in Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 2.0
whether to run experiments on all of the combinations of design variables, or
to run one experiment per “row” of design variable values.
written in Japlish then...
ReplyDeleteyeah thats what I thought aswell Alex
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