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This task shows you how to create a welding spot
projection and which one of the connected zones is specified as a projection
zone. |
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There are several ways to create a spot projection:
- a joint and a
joint body are already created: click the desired icon and select the
joint body in the selection tree.
- a joint and a
joint body are already created: select the joint body in the
selection tree and click the desired icon (here is the example used for
our scenario).
- no joint body is created. Select the components or the publications,
and click the desired icon: a joint and a joint body are created if
needed.
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Open the
Projection1.CATProduct
document. |
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Make sure the SpotProjection Fastener Type is
set up in the standard file. |
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Select the joint body in the specification tree.
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Click BiW Welding SpotProjection
in the Spot Welding sub-toolbar.
The BiW SpotProjection Fastener Definition dialog box opens. |
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Specify whether you wish to use the existing standard or
not.
If a standard has been imported, a
spot projection is created using this standard. If not, you are able
to define your own values for each attribute. |
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Define the Projection type:
- Projection Component: specifies one of the Joint
components
- Projection Part Number
- Projection Zone: specifies one of the Joint Body
zones and must belong to the component specified in the Projection
Component field.
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Define the design of the spot projection:
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The shape is necessary a 3D point. |
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Select the location of the point:
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For further information on the location methods, you can click
the More>> button. |
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Click OK to create the spot projection.
The spot projection (identified as Joint Element.xxx) is added to
the specification tree, under the Joint Body node. |
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