Good afternoon, everyone.
I am familiar with the aircraft seat emergency landing conditions set forth in 14 CFR 25.562, and I was just wondering if there are similar load conditions or dynamic tests that spacecraft seats are subject to by the FAA, NASA, or other regulatory body.
Thanks!
Good morning everyone,
A co-worker and I came up with a somewhat hypothetical question regarding features and model updates. Let's say I have a part with around 50 or 100 blend features at the end of the model tree. Each blend feature is for one specific radius and one part of the model. For...
Good morning, Eng-Tips,
I have run across an assembly file that has some assembly constraints whose text is "grayed-out" in the Dependencies pane of the Assembly Navigator. I've attached an image to clarify (I removed part numbers for confidentiality reasons). I've looked online and through...
Hi John,
I needed to thicken the part to 0.100". It will thicken up to some fraction of that (I think it was .085 or .095"), but it won't thicken to what I need. I found that by removing the offending blends from the sheet body, I could thicken the part, then apply the blends to the solid body...
Good morning, everyone.
I have a sheet body I tried to thicken this morning, but the thicken operation failed. I clicked the "Show failure data" button in the thicken menu, but I am unsure how to interpret the results. The information window provides the following info:
Error data: ifail =...
Hi again everyone,
I have created a part and mirrored it, but I cannot unite the mirrored body with the original body. I get an error that says, "Unable to perform Boolean". I am using NX 7.5, and I have tried deleting the mirrored body and recreating it, part cleanup, and re-associating Unite...
Hi everyone,
In NX 7.5 is there a quick way to check the status (ie. "Up to Date", "Not Up to Date") of ALL interpart links in a given part file? I can double-click each linked feature in the model tree and it will tell me one at a time what the status is, or I can call up an information window...