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Once components have been added or
constrained, you may need to analyze the clash or compute the clearance between
components. This task shows you how to compute the clearance between two components of an
assembly. |
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Open the AnalyzingAssembly01.CATProduct document. |
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Select Analyze -> Compute
Clash.... The Clash Detection dialog box is displayed. |
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Select Clearance
in the combo box.
- The Clash Detection dialog box displays a field where you specify the clearance value.
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Enter the clearance
value: 50 mm. |
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Click the
first component: CRIC_JOIN.1. |
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Control-click
the second component: CRIC_BRANCH_3.1. |
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The components are displayed in the Clash
Detection dialog box. |
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Click Apply
to compute possible clearance. |
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The application detects a clearance violation. The
distance between the components is less than 50 mm. The status icon is yellow in the
dialog box. |
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Click Cancel
to perform another operation. |
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Now
multiselect CRIC_BRANCH_3 and CRIC_BRANCH_1. |
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Repeat steps
from 1 to 3. |
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Click Apply. The application detects a
contact between the components. The status icon in the dialog box has turned yellow. |
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Click Cancel
to exit. |
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