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Chapter 19 - Alibre MotionIn This ChapterAn Overview of Simulation.............................................................. 520Installing and Enabling Alibre Motion ............................................... 521The Alibre Motion User Interface ..................................................... 521Overview of Simulating and Playing ................................................. 533Forces and Torques In Simulations .................................................. 534Simulation Types and Parameters: .................................................. 550Results and Feedback from Alibre Motion Simulations ........................ 559Detecting Interferences.................................................................. 569Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)................................................... 57019.1 An Overview of SimulationNewton’s laws of motion provide an accurate description of how bodies move under theinfluence of forces. However, except in the simplest of situations, applying those lawscan be complex. The motion of a body can rarely be described by a single equation thatcould be used to predict its position and accelerations at any time in the future. Realdesigns usually involve multiple bodies and multiple forces or motions, all interactingwith each other in ways that are too complex to solve without the aid of computersimulation. The field of physics and mathematics involved is known as Rigid Multi-BodyDynamics.What does a Simulator do?In reality, time moves smoothly. A simulator, in contrast, needs to break time into aseries of calculation time-steps, or intervals, much as a movie or animation is brokendown into a series of frames. Starting from a set of initial conditions at the beginning ofa time-step, the new positions and accelerations of each body in the system arecalculated using Newton’s laws from the forces and torques acting on them, and what isknown about their physical characteristics.What Makes up a Simulation?• The type of simulation to perform and its driving parameters• The physical characteristics of the bodies that make up the system• The constraints that dictate the way the bodies influence each other• The forces and torques acting on or within the system• Any prescribed motions to be forced upon the system520
Chapter 19 - Alibre Motion19.2 Installing and Enabling Alibre MotionInstalling Alibre MotionBefore beginning to use Alibre Motion, you must first install the Alibre Motion Add-On.Note: You must have a license for Alibre Motion to install and enable it. Alibre Motionis available for the Alibre Design Expert version.Enabling MotionOnce you have installed the Alibre Motion Add-On, you can enable Motion from theHome window or an Assembly Workspace.‣ To enable Alibre Motion:1. From the Tools menu, select Add-On Manager.2. Find Alibre Motion in the list of available Add-Ons and check the box beside it.3. Alibre Motion loads immediately. You will notice that there is now a Motion mainmenu item in the Assembly Workspace.19.3 The Alibre Motion User InterfaceOnce installed and enabled, Alibre Motion is accessed from the main menu in anAssembly Workspace. The three main components of Alibre Motion are:521
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