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HD72206: SPLITTING OF SHELL OR STIFFENERS

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APAR status

  • Closed as documentation error.

Error description

  • Splitting of Shell or Stiffeners
    SCENARIO:
    1. Shell plate is created in SDD.
    2. Split (break) shell plate with a plane, say Long
    plane (LONG.-10)
    .
    CONCERN:
    One side of plate is split normal to molded surface
    (Not Expected)
    Other side of plate is split as per splitting plane
    (Expected Behavior)
    .
    EXPECTED BEHAVIOR:
    Both the plate should be split as per expected
    behavior (shown in attached PPT slide No. 7 (added
    by BZO))
    .
    .
    

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Problem summary

  • Splitting of Shell or Stiffeners
    Splitting of Shell or Stiffeners
    SCENARIO:
    1. Shell plate is created in SDD.
    2. Split (break) shell plate with a plane, say Long
    plane (LONG.-10)
    .
    CONCERN:
    One side of plate is split normal to molded surface
    (Not Expected)
    Other side of plate is split as per splitting plane
    (Expected Behavior)
    .
    EXPECTED BEHAVIOR:
    Both the plate should be split as per expected
    behavior (shown in attached PPT slide No. 7 (added
    by BZO))
    .
    .
    

Problem conclusion

  • THIS MODIFICATION WILL BE INCLUDED IN THE
    DOCUMENTATION DELIVERED WITH CATIA
    VERSION 5 RELEASE 19 GA LEVEL.
    SDD
    Advanced Tasks
    Thickness Compensation
    MODIFICATION:
    CurrentThicknessCompensationBehavior
    Thickness compensation for Plates
    The thickness compensation for Plates is the
    operation that consists into trimming the original
    solid representing the Plate to fit in position. In
    other words, it is to obtain the final physical
    representation of the Plate. This doesn't cover the
    Manufacturing Representation of the Plate.
    Only Remove mode is supported for Plate limits.
    The different modes for the nibbling are the
    following:
    Nb. All the drawings are side views.
    Short Point : Ensure contact without
    clash
    Long Point : Ensure full contact (might
    lead to clash)
    Remove : Boolean Operation without
    Extrapolation
    1. Case 1: no intersection between
    Operated and Operating: no operation, the
    operated plate is not changed.
    2. Case 2: clash but no full clash
    3. Case 3: Full clash
    4. Case 4: Contact without clash (Contact
    can be a point/curve/surface)
    MetalToMetal : Extrapolation to ensure
    full clash then Boolean Operation (remove)
    At Neutral Fiber : Extrapolation to
    ensure contact (up to the Neutral Fiber)
    In our scenario, the Remove mode is performed on
    both split Plates P1 and P2.
    The split Plate P2 is in full clash with the
    Splitting plane limit and therefore nibbled by the
    plane as per Case 3.
    The split Plate P1 is not in clash with the
    limit but only in edge contact (case 4 above). As P2
    is not extrapolated before the nibbling, the result is
    as seen below:
    NOTE: I have attached
    CurrentThicknessCompensationBehavior.doc file,
    and information about it will be documented in
    Documentation.
    .
    

Temporary fix

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APAR Information

  • APAR number

    HD72206

  • Reported component name

    CATIA V5 NT>XP

  • Reported component ID

    569151000

  • Reported release

    517

  • Status

    CLOSED DOC

  • PE

    NoPE

  • HIPER

    NoHIPER

  • Special Attention

    NoSpecatt

  • Submitted date

    2008-03-07

  • Closed date

    2008-03-28

  • Last modified date

    2008-03-28

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Fix information

Applicable component levels

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Document Information

Modified date:
28 March 2008