Rotating Cylinder Inside Another Cylinder Dynamic Sim

Rotating Cylinder Inside Another Cylinder Dynamic Sim

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Rotating Cylinder Inside Another Cylinder Dynamic Sim

Anonymous
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Hey everyone,

 

I'm kind of new to Inventor simulations and I think this might be just a quick fix.

 

I have an inner shaft and the outside case of a motor, as the shaft rotates in one direction the case should rotate in the opposite direction. I can get this to work in the assembly using a motional constraint no problem but when I port it to dynamic sim they wont rotate together like that. What am I missing?

 

Thanks in advance and I have attached the .iam file.

 

Best Wishes 

 

 

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chenj
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Parts are missing from your attachment. I simply do a dynamic simulation in Inventor 2022, see the attachment.

 

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Anonymous
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Thanks for getting back to me,

 

I've downloaded your simple system and will try to see what the difference is.

 

I've attached the parts I used and the assembly again. Let me know what you think. 

 

Thanks again

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Anonymous
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I see that you basically imposed two counter motions on the cylinder and shaft but is there no way to make one respond to the other? 

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JDMather
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@Anonymous 

See Attached.

JDMather_0-1634000213138.png

 


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Anonymous
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Thanks for helping me with the solution!

 

This works perfectly, never would have occurred to me to make a dummy sketch and add two joints. Really appreciate it. 

 

Also really enjoy your youtube content, have learned a lot.

 

Best Wishes

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JDMather
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Another "solution" would not require the dummy part.

Simply use the Input Grapher to make the Imposed Motion of one of the Revolution Joints a ratio of Imposed Motion on the other Revolution Joint.  Actually, now that I think about it - it is even easier than that.  Don't need to use the Input Grapher.  Just set the ratio in the Imposed Motion.


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cuiken
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How two parts rotated? 

I have one part rotate and one part moved.

See attachment.

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