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  1. #1
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    SimulationXPress with Glass Fibers as material, problems!!

    Hello people.
    I want to do some evaluation in SW using the SimulationXPress, the part I want to simulate is made out of glass fiber. But I can`t do the simulation because solidworks don`t have enough values on the different properties of the glass fibers. How can I put in these missing values into SW?

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    Isn`t there anybody who have made stress simulation with glass fiber as material?

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    Probably not here Sperstad.. Your best bet would be to hit up the forums on the solidworks site. https://forum.solidworks.com
    Just when you thought you had it all figured out, all hell breaks loose..

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    You`re probably right, I will try that!

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    You might not have any luck since the glass fibers might require fracture probability and Von Misses does not address that. I have never done any work with glass fibers, this is just a guess on my part.

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