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To open your item including computed
weight,
click
.
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Explore the item you have found.
The item opens in the
Navigation experience tab, in Product Finder.
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From the
Compass,
select
Information Intelligence
Apps
and click
Product Performance Assessment.
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From the
Business Insight section of the
action bar,
click
Weight and Balance
.
- Optional:
To verify if your data are consistent with the indexed components in Exalead CloudView, click
.
An index scan starts. A periodic index scan (every 2 minutes) is automatically
defined during the installation of the app.
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Select a root product or an occurrence in the
3D area:
When an item is an occurrence, you can read
Occurrence under its name in the tab.
Note:
The
inertia matrix
and the
center of gravity
depend on the item's position. If you select an occurrence, the
center of gravity
is displayed in the assessment, and the value of the
center of gravity
is repositioned according to the root product.
- Optional:
Select a configuration or a filter.
For more information, see Using a Zoning Filter.
If several configurations are available for this item, you can select one of them.
You can also compare different configurations.
The web page displays the consolidated KPIs for this item. If you hover over the chart,
a tooltip displays the KPI values.
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Click the
weight
KPI.
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Click
Weight Distribution
.
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Turn the root into the desired position.
In a
Quality percentage box you can choose the
number of points necessary to compute the
weight
distribution graph. The higher the number, the more accurate the
weight
distribution is, but the computation may take longer. The points are computed
on the fly.
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From the list, select a number of points and click
Launch Computation.
The
weight
distribution takes several parameters into account:
- The structure's
weight
is projected on the view plane in the
3D area
(Plane A).
- The
weight
curve has the O origin on the bottom-left corner of the
3D area
window.
- The x axis is the direction DirA parallel to the
3D area's
horizontal line.
The graph is computed according to an O - x axis.
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To generate a table view of the results, click
Download CSV.
The table contains a line for each point and three columns:
- The first column indicates the distance starting from the first
point on x axis (unit: meter).
- The second column shows the
weight
between the previous point and the actual point (unit: kg). The sum of all
these planes corresponds to the
weight
of the whole assembly (see step 7).
- The third column shows the
weight
tolerance for each plane (unit: kg).
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