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Opening the Model and the Motion Study

Calculating the Motion

Displaying Faces in Contact

Plotting Motion Study Contact Forces

Duplicating the Motion Study

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Duplicating the Motion Study

You can analyze the effects of increasing motor speed by creating a motion study similar to the one that you created, but with modified simulation parameters.

Right-click the 1200 tab at the lower left portion of the graphics window, and click Copy Study.
Right-click the new Motion Study tab and click Rename.
Rename the tab 2000.

Search 'Duplicating the Motion Study' in the SOLIDWORKS Knowledge Base.

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