Formula-Driven Lattice with Wall Thickness Based on Simulation Results
A new capability in Creo allows you to create formula-driven lattice structures with wall thickness that varies dynamically based on simulation results.
Key Benefits:
- Stress-Based Wall Thickness Variation: Map FEA (finite element analysis) results to your lattice-containing part. Wall thickness adjusts according to the stress path, resulting in:
- Higher Density: Thicker walls in areas of higher stress.
- Lower Density: Thinner walls in areas of lower stress.
- Optimized Design: Create components such as heat exchangers that are lightweight yet robust enough to withstand structural loads.
- Seamless Integration: This feature is integrated into the regular Creo environment, providing a smooth workflow.
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Creo Parametric 10.0.0.0
User Interface Location: Click Engineering > Lattice > Lattice Type > Formula Driven > Density > Simulation.
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Additional Information:
- Limitations: None identified.
- Replacement of Existing Functionality: No.
- Configuration Option Required: None.
For more information, Follow this link.
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