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Is it possible to use design an element or structure with Onshape?
kenneth_harris
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I need to back up some ideas with calculations in order to prove validity ( and relieve a few decision makers of liability). Onshape has so many powerful features, this seems like a natural fit.
Thank you, Ken Harris
Thank you, Ken Harris
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michael3424 Member Posts: 688 ✭✭✭✭Would Swift Calcs be an option for you? It's available in the Onshape app store:
https://appstore.onshape.com/apps/Utilities/KQ5H3ZDPXICD2PJKVGR6RJZ3HFNAJ2IQQMBBZFQ=/description
Years ago, I used MathCAD to document the design criteria and calculations for a small pressure vessel and our pressure safety people were satisfied with that form of documentation. It looks like SwiftCalcs could be used similarly but would integrate better with Onshape than MathCAD would..5 -
kenneth_harris Member Posts: 3 PROHello Michael. Thank you for your reply. I believe that Swift Calcs might very well be the answer I am seeking. In fact, I was just thumbing through the offerings in the Onshape app store and My curiosity piqued when I noticed that application. I will try it over the next day o0
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https://appstore.onshape.com/apps/Utilities/KQ5H3ZDPXICD2PJKVGR6RJZ3HFNAJ2IQQMBBZFQ=/description
Years ago, I used MathCAD to document the design criteria and calculations for a small pressure vessel and our pressure safety people were satisfied with that form of documentation. It looks like SwiftCalcs could be used similarly but would integrate better with Onshape than MathCAD would..