To measure the properties of a planar section The projected area and estimated precision is displayed in the Design window Area in the user interface that displays your model or assembly.
You can also hold Alt and select the object without using the tool guide. To measure the projected area of an object or objects The first number is the red axis of the origin, the second is the green axis, and the third is the blue axis. The axis is indicated with x, y, z values in the figure above, these values are (0, -1, 0). To calculate the actual moment of inertia, multiply the moment measurement by the density of the solid. To calculate the principle moments and axes for another point, Ctrl+click an origin to add it to your selection. to display its volume, center of mass, and principle moments and axes.Ī small origin appears at the center of volume with its axes oriented in the direction of the principle axes. or by triple-clicking it in the Design window Area in the user interface that displays your model or assembly. You can rename objects, create, modify, replace, andĭelete objects, as well as work with components. You can expand orĬollapse the nodes of the tree to view the objects.
tab.Ĭlick a solid in the Structure tree Display in the Structure panel that shows you each of the objects in your design. in the Inspect group on the Measure Tools for displaying measurement properties of the edges, faces, and solids in your design. To display the surfaces’ individual surface areas, use the Measure tool.Ĭlick Mass Analysis tool used to display mass properties, or volume information for the solids and surfaces in your design. If there are multiple surfaces on the same plane, the tool displays the total surface area for all the surfaces. If you use the tool on a surface, it will display the total surface area. tool to display volume information for the solids and surfaces in your design. Use the Mass Analysis tool used to display mass properties, or volume information for the solids and surfaces in your design.
You are here: Measuring and analyzing > Measuring > Displaying mass
0 kommentar(er)
