MAE110 Lecture

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• IntroductionObjectiveTo teach you the latest
  Computer Aided Design (CAD) techniques and foster
  problem-solving skills. - Some examples from
  past semesters.
• Course
• Class Schedule

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Detailed Drawing
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Simple CAD/CAE/CAM Product Lifecycle
Design CAD
Analysis CAE
Manufacturing CAM
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• Isometric and Orthographic viewsThey are used in
  all technical drawings.Top, Front, Right,
  Isometric.
• Iso Ortho views
• Backup StrategyDo it or lose it.
• Introduction to Solid Edge Part Modeling-
  Computer Aided Design product for Mechanical
  Applications, 3D modeler.- Solid Edge windows
  and menus.- Features usually require a plane,
  profile, extent.- Smartstep toolbar lets user
  navigate the steps to create or edit a feature.

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• - SE - IntelliSketch and relationships.pdf
  (CD)- Creating Reference Planes parallel,
  angle.
• Solid Edge SE - Useful Hints v02.pdf (CD)
• Tutorial windows setup- Turn off button text and
  change button size.
• Demos- Solid Edge windows and toolbars. Work
  (or drawing) Tools (or commands) Ribbon
  bar Prompt (or status) Edgebar- IntelliSketch
  tool Creating a profile.- FEMAP Express

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• Tutorials Introduction to Solid Edge Part
  Modeling- Read and pay attention to each
  step!Rendering with Virtual Studio- Located in
  the assembly environment, is used to create
  realistic renderings of 3d models.- Find the
  desired material in the material list and drag
  onto the parts in the screen.
• Quiz
• - Views placement on drawings.- Solid Edge
  windows/areas names.- Different Intellisketch
  relationships.
• PSVTR (45 minutes)

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• Review of last class- Drawing views position on
  drawings Top, Front, Right, Isometric (or
  Iso).- Solid Edge areas Work (or
  drawing) Tools (or commands) Ribbon bar Prompt
  (or status) Edgebar- Intellisketch
  relationships Midpoint, Endpoint, Tangent,
  Parallel.
• Editing a feature - Smartstep Ribbon bar- Click
  the feature to edit- Click the step to edit on
  the ribbon bar- Modify and Finish

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• Quiz- Open notes, closed SE and neighbor. -
  Save your answers as you go.
• Apprentice Mode screen
• Useful Hints v02.pdf (CD)
• Demos- Review line/arc, trim- GoTo/Reorder
  commands- QuickPick tool.- Feature Extents
  Cutouts, Protrusion.- Parent-child relationship
  Suppress command.
• Document SE - Drawing Environment.pdf (CD)-
  Creating a drawing and printing it. Scales.-
  Drawing size for our work is 8.5 x 11 inches
  (wide).

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• TutorialsModeling Parts With Sketches- More
  info Sketches x Profiles document.Document SE
  - Drawing Environment.pdf (CD)Homework 2 Use
  draft template.dft (CD)Detailing Drawings with
  SE Draft- Use steps for Third Angle projection.
• Homework requirements- Correct view layout on
  drawing.- Correct view scale.- Placement of
  correct orthographic views.- Correct dimensions,
  no duplication.- Centerlines and annotations.-
  Use Text Box for name and section.
• Homework 2 in class (CD)

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• Homework 2 is due BEFORE next class.
• Command Finder and Help- Under Help-gtCommand
  Finder.- Enter command name or string to search.
• Reference PlanesFixed, same orientation as
  orthographic views.
• Hiding/Showing objects
• Suppressed Features
• Pattern command- Rectangular, Circular.- Smart
  x Fast.
• Thin Region command- Special case of Thin-wall.

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• Tutorials- Detailing Drawings with SE Draft
  Use steps for Third Angle projection.- Modeling
  Pattern Features in Solid Edge - Modeling
  Mounting Boss Vent Features- Modeling
  Thin-Region Features

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• Challenge - extra credit
• Demo - Revolved Features- Counterbore/countersi
  nk holes - Include command- Centerlines, bolt
  circles
• Tutorials- Sweep Tutorial (15 min.) (CD)-
  Repairing Disconnected Features (15 min.)-
  Modeling Lofted Features (15 min.) - Modeling
  Swept Features (15 min.)
• Homework 3 in class
• Quiz next class.

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• Quiz material review- Pattern Command- Include
  Command - GoTo Command - Command Finder- Add
  Draft
• Quiz- Open notes, closed SE and neighbor. -
  Save your answers as you go.
• Tutorials- Modeling Helical Features (15 min.)
  - Modeling a Yoke (30 min.) - Modeling a Part
  Using Surfaces (20 min.)

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• Quiz reviewPattern Command Circular and
  rectangular.Include Command Projects existing
  geometry onto the active drawing plane. GoTo
  Command Roll back features. (blue CCW
  arrow)Command Finder Helps find
  commands.Associative Geometry Indicator or
  glyph is two chain links together.Add Draft
  Adds an angle to user defined surfaces of a part.

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• Solid Edge Project Guidelines
• Challenge review
• Review Solid Edge PartPart PainterText
  ProfileNamed views, shortcuts.Drawing and
  assembly will be as correct as the parts
  are.Questions?
• Tutorials- Modeling Molded Parts (45 min.) -
  Modeling a Family of Parts (15 min.) - Using
  Variables in Part Models (30 min.)
• Homework 4 in class (Sweep Tutorial)

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• Introduction to Solid Edge AssemblyAssembly is
  the environment used to put parts together using
  pre-determined relationships. If parts are not
  dimensionally correct, problems will occur when
  constraining them in Assembly.
• Assembly files .asm extension - A .cfg file is
  created automatically.- Do not delete the .cfg.
  It contains display configuration information.
• Some examples of assemblies.

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• Placing partsDrag parts from Part Librarytab in
  Edgebar
• Assembly RelationshipsShown in bottom pane of
  Edgebar.- Ground (1st part)- FlashFit is the
  default command- Mate, Align, Axial Align
  and InsertHelp Topics- Place Part SmartStep
  Ribbon Bar- Placing Parts in Assemblies

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• Assembly Pathfinder Icons
• Active Parts
• Parts Display

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• Un-constrained parts have six DOF (degrees of
  freedom). Three rotations and three
  translations.
• - In general, three relationships are needed to
  fully constrain a part in SE.

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• Quiz next class - Loft and Sweep definitions-
  Intellisketch Pierce point (icon)- Hole
  command. Types?- Helix and Revolved features.
  Differences and similarities, inputs (pitch)-
  Blue Dot command what is used for?
• Tutorials? Save tutorial files to your own
  folder on disk- Building a Slider Assembly in SE
  (30 min.) - Building a Grinder Assembly in SE
  (20 min.) - Producing an Exploded Asm View (30
  min.)
• Design Project Proposal due next class

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• Quiz material - Sweep definition A feature
  that is protruded along a user defined path.-
  Loft definition A protrusion composed of
  multiple profiles which are smoothly blended
  together between different planes. -
  Intellisketch Pierce point- Hole command.
  Types? Counterbore, countersink, simple,
  threaded, tapered.- Helix and Revolved features.
  Differences and similarities, inputs (pitch)
  A helix is translated along an axis, by its pitch
  (the distance between two turns). Both
  require an axis of revolution as input.- Blue
  Dot command what is used for? It ensures
  that two disconnected curves will intersect.
  It is used to control the shape of a surface.

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• Quiz- Save your answers as you go.
• Tutorials- Modeling a Cover Associatively within
  an Assembly (20 min.) - Creating a Tube Part
  with XpresRoute (optional) (30 min.)
• Homework 5 in class.
• Design Project Proposal Due By End of Class

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• Homework 5 C-Clamp in class- Create each
  part.- Assemble the parts in SE Assembly.- All
  part must be correctly assembled and fully
  constrained.- Turn Reference Planes on if no
  planar faces are available in the part and use
  them to place relationships.
• Steps- Place the Body as first part.
  (grounded)- Place the Swivel next. Fully
  constrain it.- Place the Screw. Fully constrain
  it.- Place the Pin. Will need Reference Planes
  to constrain it.- Create an exploded view of the
  ASM in SE Draft. Tutorial Producing an
  Exploded Asm View (30 min.)

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• SE Project 20 DISTINCT PARTS!!!- Late Design
  Proposals - Project grades.- Always design in
  full scale - Unit change.- Open SE only once.
  Keep assembly open and use Edit to change
  parts.- Flash Fit/Interference Report (Help).
• Homework 5- If finished, open the Draft and the
  Assembly file and come to see me in office for
  grading.- All parts should be correctly
  assembled and fully constrained.

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Solid Edge Design Project Presentation1. Final
report, drawing and interference report must be
ready before presentation.2. Copy the entire
project folder from your flash drive to the
folder with your last name in the instructors
computer. Remove your flash drive.3. Open the
assembly. Should be saved with all parts showing
and in a good orientation.4. Follow the script
on the left side window.5. Be prepared to show
required features and answer questions about the
project, parts, etc.6- You have about six
minutes.Grade (ProposalReviewFinal7Presenta
tion)
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• MAE 110 Midterm - 10/25/06
• Create a folder called midterm_LastName. All
  midterm files must be created in this folder.
• Put your flash drive on top of the computer, no
  flash drives are to be used or connected at all.
• There should be no saving of any files in a
  different folder anywhere.
• Be prepared to leave the room when asked to.

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• Introduction to NX 3- High end product for
  Mechanical Applications, 3D modeler, analysis and
  manufacturing (CAD/CAE/CAM).- We will follow
  handout tutorials and CAST to learn NX.- In
  general students in this course learn NX faster
  than Solid Edge because once you learn a CAD
  system, it gets much easier the next time around,
  and by now you know SE pretty well.

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• CAST- The CAST library is the little graduation
  cap on the right hand side of the screen. - Its
  going to be the main interface with the
  tutorials.- Click the little pin button at the
  top to keep it open. - It can be resized.
• Toolbars- Similar to Solid Edge but more
  abundant.- Turn off by right-clicking any gray
  area around them.- Turn off ones we do not
  need, such as Analysis.- Edgebar (SE)
  Resource bar (NX)

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• New File Creation- Similar to SE- Define name
  AND UNITS!!!
• Dynamic Rotation with the Mouse- Click and hold
  the mouse wheel and move it - at the bottom or
  top of the screen will allow for VERTICAL
  AXIS rotations. - at the right or left of the
  screen will allow for HORIZONTAL AXIS
  rotations. - near the center of the screen will
  allow for MULTI-AXIS rotations.
• Panning with the Mouse- Click and hold the mouse
  wheel and the right mouse button. Move it around
  to move the view.

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• Shortcut menus- Clicking the right mouse button
  on the window will bring up a menu containing
  many shortcuts that varywith the environment you
  are in. - Clicking and holding theright mouse
  button on thewindow will bring up a menu with
  some view operations shortcuts.
• Selecting Features- Open the features part
  from C\Program Files\UGS\NX 3.0\ugcast\parts\ess
  entials- Pass the mouse cursor over a feature.
  It will highlight in purple. Left-click to
  select, SHIFT-left-click to deselect. You may
  also hit ESC to deselect everything.

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• - A similar function to QuickPick exists but it
  is accessed with the left mouse button, not RMB
  as in Solid Edge.
• Applications- NX uses the concept of
  Applications to switch environments. You do not
  necessarily need to create a separate file for a
  drawing, you switch to the Drafting environment
  and the drawing resides in the same file as the
  part. - The Application toolbar is used for
  switching between environments.
• Modeling (Part)- Right-click to edit feature
  parameters.- Add icons to Utility toolbar
  byclicking on the small black triangle next to
  the X button.

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• Modeling Parts from Sketches- Open the
  nut_bolt1 part from C\Program Files\UGS\NX
  3.0\ugcast\parts\essentials- Change to Modeling
  application or no toolbars will be available.-
  We will draw sketches and then Extrude most of
  the time.- Select the Extrude command.- Set the
  Select Intent to ALL CURVES. The toolbar is
  located where the SE Smartstep was.- Select the
  sketch. A floating menu appears to define which
  type of Extrude. (diff. from SE). - Choose
  Revolved, give it a name (optional) and pick the
  axis of revolution.- Two separate bodies are
  created.- Use the Boolean command to Intersect
  the two bodies and get the desired result.

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• Tutorials - NX Environment Introduction handout.
  - In-Depth Practice with CAST handout. Take
  time to learn the basics, SAVE OFTEN.
• Homework 6 (NX Hw 1) in class- Create the
  given parts and their drawings- Print the
  drawings out.

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• Tutorial- NX Miscellaneous Features
• Homework 7 (NX Hw 2) in class- Create the
  given parts and their drawings- Print the
  drawings out.

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• Tutorial- NX Advanced Features
• Homework 8 (NX Hw 3) in class- Create the
  snake in the box and its drawing.- Print the
  drawing out
• Design Project Proposal Due Next Class

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• Tutorial- NX Advanced Features - In-Depth
  Practice with CAST handout.
• Homework 8 (NX Hw 3) in class- Create the
  given parts and their drawings- Print the
  drawings out
• Design Project Proposal Due Next Class

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• Tutorial- NX Assembly
• Homework 9 (NX Hw 4) in class- Create the
  given parts and the assembly.
• NX PROJECTGRADE0.1(ProposalReviewFinal)0.7
  Project presentation12 UNIQUE PARTS You will
  get credit for only one of the following- Nuts,
  bolts, screws, pins, plates, brackets, parts with
  less than 4 features.
• Design Project Proposal Due By End of Class