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In addition, you can access the PTC Web site at www.ptc.com. Our Web site contains the latest
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Topics are introduced through a short presentation, highlighting the key concepts.
These key concepts are then reinforced by seeing them applied in the software application.
You then apply the concepts through structured exercises.
After the course, a Pro/FICIENCY assessment is provided to enable you to assess your
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require further review.
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At the end of the class, you will either take a Pro/FICIENCY assessment via your PTC University
eLearning account, or your instructor will provide training on how to do this after the class.
Each student that enrolls in a PTC class has a PTC University eLearning account. This account will
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A Pro/FICIENCY assessment from the course content that generates a Recommended Learning
Report based on your results.
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demonstration, and exercise. The Recommended Learning Report will link directly to sections
of this training that you may want to review.
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Please note that Web-based training may not be available in all languages. The Web-based training
is available in your account for one year after the live class.
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PTC uses a role-based training approach. The roles and the associated training
are graphically displayed in a curriculum map. Curriculum maps are available for
numerous PTC products and versions in the training section of our Web site at
http://www.ptc.com/services/edserv/learning/paths/index.htm.
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Please note that a localized map may not be available in every language and that the map above is
partial and for illustration purposes only.
Before the end of the class, your instructor will review the map corresponding to the course you
are taking. This review, along with instructor recommendations, should give you some ideas for
additional training that corresponds to your role and job functions.
Training Agenda
Day 1
Introduction to the Creo Parametric Basic Modeling Process
Module 02
Module 03
Module 04
Module 05
Module 06
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Day 2
Using Sketcher Tools
Module 08
Module 09
Module 10
Module 11
Module 12
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Module 07
Day 3
Module 14
Module 15
Project I
Module 16
Module 17
Creating Patterns
Module 18
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Module 13
Day 4
Module 01
Module 20
Module 21
Exploding Assemblies
Module 22
Module 23
Module 24
Using Layers
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Module 19
Day 5
Module 25
Module 26
Module 27
Module 28
Project II
Table of Contents
Introduction to Creo Parametric 2.0
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14-1
14-2
14-4
14-7
14-8
14-9
Project I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15-1
16-1
16-2
16-4
16-6
Creating Patterns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Patterning Vents using a Two Directional Pattern. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Creating Flywheel Blades using an Axis Pattern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Creating Exhaust Cuts in the Muffler using a Two Directional Axis Pattern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Patterning Rounds on the Cylinder Fins using Reference Patterns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
17-1
17-2
17-3
17-4
17-6
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Project II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28-1
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Module 10
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2012 PTC
Module 10 | Page 1
Scenario
Extrude\Crankshaft
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CRANKSHAFT.PRT
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Task 1:
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As part of the new design for the gas powered drill, you have been assigned to the crankshaft.
Create the crankshaft main journal and connecting rod journal, adhering to the existing sketch.
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7. Click Axis
from the Datum group.
8. In the model tree, right-click the newly created
axis and select Rename. Type CRANK_PIN
and press ENTER.
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9. Click Sketch
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10. Select datum plane FRONT, and click Sketch in
the Sketch dialog box.
11. Enable only the following Sketcher Display
types:
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2. Click Extrude
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3. Select the SKETCH_CRANK sketch from the
model tree.
4. Select the Options tab in the dashboard and
for SIDE 2.
select Blind
5. Edit the depth for SIDE 1 to 46.5 and the depth
for SIDE 2 to 73.5.
6. Click Complete Feature .
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7. Click Extrude
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8. Select the SKETCH_LOBE sketch from the
model tree.
9. Select the Options tab in the dashboard and
select To Selected
for SIDE 1.
Select datum plane LOBE_FRONT from the
model tree as the reference.
10. In the Options tab of the dashboard, select To
for SIDE 2.
Selected
Select datum plane LOBE_REAR from the
model tree as the reference.
11. Click Complete Feature .
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Task 3:
1. Click Extrude
.
2. Select the Sketch 1 sketch from the model tree.
3. In the dashboard, click Remove Material
necessary.
Click Change Material Direction
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5. Click Save
from the Quick Access toolbar
and click OK to save the model.
6. Click File > Manage Session > Erase Current
> Yes to erase the model from memory.
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Scenario
PISTON.PRT
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Extrude\Thicken
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You have determined that the piston model and the stress that will be generated by the wrist pin are
too high for the current amount of material around the wrist pin hole. Add additional material around
the wrist pin hole so it meets design criteria.
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3. Click Extrude
from the Shapes group.
4. Select Sketch 5 from the model tree.
5. Select the Options tab in the dashboard and
select To Next
for Side 1.
Select To Next
for Side 2.
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Click Thicken Sketch
Edit the material thickness to 2.
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Click Change Thickness Side
necessary to toggle the thickness to the
outside of the sketch.
6. Click Complete Feature .
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Task 2:
1. Click Extrude
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2. Select Sketch 5 from the model tree.
3. In the dashboard, click Remove Material
Click Symmetric
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Edit the depth to 14.
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5. Click Save
from the Quick Access toolbar
and click OK to save the model.
6. Click File > Manage Session > Erase Current
> Yes to erase the model from memory.
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Click Thicken Sketch
Edit the material thickness to 2.
Click Change Thickness Side
as
necessary to toggle the thickness to the
outside of the sketch.
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Scenario
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Revolve\Solid
Create the sketch for the taper on one side of the CRANKSHAFT.PRT.
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You have been assigned to complete the crankshaft. Create the tapers on either end of the
crankshaft.
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6. Select No Hidden
from the Display Style
types drop-down menu in the In Graphics
toolbar.
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7. Click References
and select the top
and right surfaces of the main shaft as new
references.
8. Click Close in the References dialog box.
9. Create the sketch:
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Task 2:
1. Click Revolve
2. Click Solid
Create the sketch for the step on the other side of the CRANKSHAFT.PRT.
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2. Click Use Previous in the Sketch dialog box.
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5. Click References
and select the top and left
surfaces of the main shaft as new references.
6. Click Close in the References dialog box.
7. Create the sketch:
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Task 4:
1. Click Revolve
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4. Click Save
from the Quick Access toolbar
and click OK to save the model.
5. Click File > Manage Session > Erase Current
> Yes to erase the model from memory.
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Scenario
Rib\Profile
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Rib features are used to add structural strength to parts. Product testing has indicated that the
engine block part needs an additional rib to strengthen it against premature failure. Your assignment
is to add the additional profile rib feature.
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8. Click OK
from the ribbon.
9. Middle-click and drag to orient the model.
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Module 12 | Page 1
Scenario
Sweep\Open-Trajectory_Solid
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You are assigned to create the cord of the coil part that connects the main body of the coil to the
spark plug adapter. Sweep a solid along the existing 3-D curve.
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2. Select Sweep
from the Sweep types
drop-down menu in the Shapes group.
3. Select the 3-D curve as the trajectory in the
graphics window.
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Right-click and select Circle.
Sketch a circle at the intersection of the
centerlines.
Double-click the dimension and edit the
diameter to 5.5.
Click OK .
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Blend\Sketch-Sections_Solid
FLYWHEEL.PRT
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You are assigned to create the initial blade of the flywheel. The design specification document
recommends using a thin protrusion to create this feature.
3. In the ribbon, click the Shapes group drop-down menu and select Blend
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4. In the dashboard, click Thicken Sketch
Select the Sections tab and verify that Sketched sections is selected.
5. Right-click in the graphics window and select Define Internal Sketch.
6. Select datum plane TOP as the sketching plane.
7. In the Sketch dialog box, select Bottom as the Orientation and select datum plane ANGLE
to face the bottom of the window.
Click Sketch.
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to disable it.
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Click Sketch View
from the
Click Construction Mode
Sketching group to enable it.
Right-click in the graphics window and select
Circle.
Sketch two construction circles.
and dimension the
Click Normal
diameters, editing the values as shown.
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Creating the blend on an angular datum and then embedding the datum enables the
features to be easily patterned with the Dimension option. The angular datum plane is
not necessary when patterning with the Axis option.
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4. Click Save
from the Quick Access toolbar and click OK to save the model.
5. Click File > Manage Session > Erase Current > Yes to erase the model from memory.
This completes the exercise.
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Scenario
Hole\Depth
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CYLINDER.PRT
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Edit the definition of a hole feature and test the available depth options. Get an good understanding
of each depth option by observing the results each option produces.
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7. Click Save
from the Quick Access toolbar
and click OK to save the model.
8. Click File > Manage Session > Erase Current
> Yes to erase the model from memory.
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Hole\Coaxial
ENG_BLOCK_FRONT.PRT
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Task 1:
To assemble the drill, you must create holes on a number of parts that act as bolt interfaces. You
create the holes with predefined shapes that remove material on the front engine block to enable
you to insert bolts during assembly.
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Select the cylindrical surface shown in the
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Click OK to complete the feature.
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7. Click Save
from the Quick Access toolbar and click OK to save the model.
8. Click File > Manage Session > Erase Current > Yes to erase the model from memory.
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Scenario
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ENG_BLOCK_REAR.PRT
Hole\Linear
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To assemble the drill, you must create holes on parts that act as bolt interfaces. You create the
holes with predefined shapes that remove material on the rear engine block to enable you to insert
bolts during assembly.
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6. Click Save
from the Quick Access toolbar
and click OK to save the model.
7. Click File > Manage Session > Erase Current
> Yes to erase the model from memory.
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CHUCK.PRT
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Add an additional hole to the chuck part for the chuck key.
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6. Click Save
from the Quick Access toolbar
and click OK to save the model.
7. Click File > Manage Session > Erase Current
> Yes to erase the model from memory.
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Scenario
Shell\Shell
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To complete the drills fuel tank, you hollow out the part and create an opening using a shell which
provides the drill with a gasoline storage location.
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7. Click Save
from the Quick Access toolbar and click OK to save the model.
8. Click File > Manage Session > Erase Current > Yes to erase the model from memory.
This completes the exercise.
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Scenario
ENG_BLOCK_REAR_1.PRT
Round\Surface-Edge
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Create an edge to surface round on a boss that is part of the engine block.
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1. Select Round
from the Round types
drop-down menu in the Engineering group.
Select the surface shown.
Press CTRL and select the edge shown.
Edit the radius to 4.
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GEARBOX_FRONT.PRT
Round\Gearbox
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In order to reduce stresses and remove sharp edges, add rounds to the front gearbox.
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2. Select Round
from the Round types
drop-down menu in the Engineering group and
select the large circular edge as shown.
Drag the radius handle to 5.
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7. Select Round
from the Round types
drop-down menu in the Engineering group and
select the large circular edge as shown.
8. Edit the radius to 2 and click Complete Feature
from the Round dashboard.
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5. Select Round
from the Round types
drop-down menu in the Engineering group.
Select the surface highlighted in green, as
shown.
Press CTRL and select the edge shown.
Drag the radius handle to 6 and click
Complete Feature .
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Round\Surface-Surface
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Create a surface to surface round on a boss that is part of the engine block.
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Scenario
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Round\Full
CONNECTING_ROD.PRT
Task 1:
In order to reduce stresses and remove sharp edges, add rounds to the connecting rod.
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2. Select Round
from the Round types
drop-down menu in the Engineering group.
3. Press CTRL and select the two edges shown.
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1. Select Round
from the Round types
drop-down menu in the Engineering group.
2. Press CTRL and select the two edges as shown.
3. Edit the radius to 2.
5. Click Save
from the Quick Access toolbar
and click OK to save the model.
6. Click File > Manage Session > Erase Current
> Yes to erase the model from memory.
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CRANKSHAFT.PRT
Chamfer\Sets
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2. Click Save
from the Quick Access toolbar and click OK to save the model.
3. Click File > Manage Session > Erase Current > Yes to erase the model from memory.
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Projects\Intro-1_working
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Upon returning from Creo Parametric training, you are assigned to create the AC-40 Air Circulator.
You apply the skills learned in previous topics of this course to create the final assembly and
components of the air circulator.
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Bevel the edges of the intake cut and the end of the crankshaft.
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Create the engine block part and revolve the main body of the model.
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Create the impeller housing and extrude the main body of the model.
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10. Click File > Manage Session > Erase Current > Yes to erase the model from memory.
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4. Click File > Manage Session > Erase Current > Yes to erase the model from memory.
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quickly using a directional pattern.
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Click Flip Second Direction
dashboard.
Edit the number of members in the first
direction to 3 and its spacing to 23.
Edit the number of members in the second
direction to 5 and its spacing to 8.
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Click Set Angular Extent
the instances.
Edit the number of members in the second
direction to 5 with a spacing of 3.
5. Click Complete Feature
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10. Click File > Manage Session > Erase Current
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Select the upper surface of the fin, as shown.
Press CTRL, right-click to query the underside
surface of the same fin, and select it.
Select the outer thin surface of the fin.
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Click Complete Feature
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and click OK to save the model.
8. Click File > Manage Session > Erase Current
> Yes to erase the model from memory.
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FUEL_TANK.PRT
Analysis\Models
Analyze the FUEL_TANK.PRT. Determine the volume of fluid that fits in a full tank. Also
determine the volume and mass of material to use when molding the part.
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models adhere to the design specifications. For example, you need to verify the mass properties of
the fuel tank to confirm that the raw material estimates are correct. Next, you need to calculate the
surface area of the cylinder to confirm the proper thermal cooling. Also, the crankshaft's center of
gravity needs to be set along the axis of rotation. Finally, you need to check the engine assembly for
interferences between its components.
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in the Mass Properties dialog
box.
9. Select the Model tab.
10. Click the Operations group drop-down menu and
select Resume > Resume All to resume the
SHELL TANK feature.
11. In the ribbon, select the Analysis tab.
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VOLUME_BEFORE_SHELL VOLUME_AFTER_SHELL = FLUID_VOLUME 434,300
101,600 = 332,700 MM3 = 0.333 L.
14. The volume of material required to mold the tank model is approximately 101,600 mm3.
15. The mass of material required to mold the tank model is approximately 0.122 KG.
in the Mass Properties dialog box.
16. Click Accept
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from the Quick Access toolbar.
Select the CYLINDER.PRT and click Open.
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Analyze the mass properties of the CYLINDER.PRT. Determine whether the model has
adequate surface area for air-cooling the engine. Thermal analysis has indicated that
the surface area must be greater than 50,000 mm2.
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Mass Properties row. Notice the surface area of
the model, as shown in the following figure.
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minimum requirement of 50,000 mm2 for air-cooling the engine. If the calculated value does
not meet the specification, we could modify the pattern to add additional cooling fins.
6. Close the Mass Properties Report dialog box and click Close in the Model Properties dialog
box.
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Determine the diameter of the spark plug hole to ensure that sufficient material is present
to tap threads for a standard 16 mm spark plug. At least 2 mm smaller is required.
Measure the area of the base of the cylinder to determine whether there is sufficient
surface area to adequately seal the cylinder to the crankcase. For an engine of this
displacement, the recommended gasket surface area is at least 850 mm2.
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Select the CRANKSHAFT.PRT and click
Open
2. Click File > Prepare > Model Properties.
Notice the current system of units specified in
the Units row of the Materials section.
3. In the Materials section, click change in the
Mass Properties row.
Type the Density (kg/mm3) for the steel
crankshaft as 7.8E-6 and click OK in the Mass
Properties dialog box.
Click Close in the Model Properties dialog
box.
Analyze the mass properties of the CRANKSHAFT.PRT. Determine the location of the
center of gravity (COG) on the model.
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Measure the CRANKSHAFT.PRT. Determine the length of the keyway slot. This length
must be between 11 mm and 12 mm so the flywheel key does not shear during normal
operating conditions.
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the Measure types drop-down menu.
Select the edge of the keyway.
3. Note that the distance is approximately 8.19mm.
This value does not meet the requirement.
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select Save Analysis.
Type KEYWAY_LENGTH in the text box field
and click OK.
Close the Measure dialog box.
8. Note that the distance is now 11.75mm. This value meets the requirement.
If the Saved Analysis is left unhidden, the result of the analysis automatically updates
in the graphics window. Icons enable you to easily determine whether the analysis is
unhidden or hidden.
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the model from memory.
7. Click Save
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model, which represents the entire product, or a subassembly, that will be further assembled. You
are assigned to begin creating the engine assembly, used later in the top-level drill assembly.
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as the Name, clear the Use default template check box, and click OK.
2. In the New File Options dialog box, select mmks_asm_design as the Template, and click OK.
3. Disable all Datum Display types.
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drop-down menu in the Component group, select
ENG_BLOCK_REAR.PRT, and click Open.
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8. Reorient the component approximately, as
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the model from memory.
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a top-level model, which represents the entire product, or a subassembly, that will be further
assembled. You are assigned to begin creating the drill chuck assembly, used later in the top-level
drill assembly.
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from the Quick Access toolbar, and select Assembly as the Type. Type
drill_chuck as the Name, clear the Use default template check box, and click OK.
2. In the New File Options dialog box, select mmks_asm_design as the Template, and click OK.
3. Disable all Datum Display types.
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drop-down menu in the Component group,
select CHUCK.PRT, and click Open.
5. Right-click and select Default Constraint.
6. Click Complete Component .
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8. Use the 3D Dragger to position the component
approximately, as shown.
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18. Select the end of the bit and the bottom inside
surface of the chuck to create a Coincident
constraint, as shown.
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a top-level model, which represents the entire product, or a subassembly, that will be further
assembled. You are assigned to begin creating the crank assembly, used later in the top-level
drill assembly.
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as the Name, clear the Use default template check box, and click OK.
2. In the New File Options dialog box, select mmks_asm_design as the Template, and click OK.
3. Disable all Datum Display types.
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drop-down menu in the Component group,
select CRANKSHAFT.PRT, and click Open.
5. Right-click and select Default Constraint.
6. Click Complete Component .
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and click Open.
8. Spin the assembly slightly.
9. Use the 3D Dragger to position the component
approximately as shown.
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a top-level model, which represents the entire product, or a subassembly, that will be further
assembled. You are assigned to begin creating the piston assembly, used later in the top-level
drill assembly.
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as the Name, clear the Use default template check box, and click OK.
2. In the New File Options dialog box, select mmks_asm_design as the Template, and click OK.
3. Disable all Datum Display types.
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select PISTON.PRT, and click Open.
5. Right-click and select Default Constraint.
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and click Open.
8. Select cylindrical surfaces to create a Coincident
constraint, as shown.
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to select the next set of assembly
references:
Click Find
from the status bar to start the
Search Tool. Select Datum Plane as the Look
for option, select PISTON_PIN.PRT as the
Look in object, and click Find Now.
Select FRONT:F3(DATUM PLANE), click Add
Item , and click Close.
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PISTON.PRT as the Look in object, and click
Find Now.
Select FRONT:F3(DATUM PLANE), click Add
Item , and click Close.
Click Complete Component .
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part. You must show projected, cross-sectional, and detailed views of the piston. Additionally, a
drawing of the completed engine assembly is required to begin planning the assembly process for
the engine. For this, you create a second sheet that displays the engine assembly in an exploded
state and includes a Bill of Materials.
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4. Click File > Manage Session > Erase Current,
and OK to erase the
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needed by Manufacturing. You need to add the piston dimensions that are necessary for machining.
Additionally, you need to add a BOM and Balloons that label each part of the engine assembly.
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Update group to update the model and the
drawing.
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6. Click twice in the background to de-select all geometry.
7. Click Close
to return to the DRILL_COMPONENTS.DRW. Notice that the dimensions
have updated automatically in the drawing.
from the Quick Access toolbar and click OK. Note that this also saves the
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cells that contain parametric notes. Parametric notes automatically update if components
are modified (assembled, deleted, renamed, or suppressed).
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5. Click File > Manage Session > Erase Current, then click Select All
the model from memory.
and OK to erase
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geometry by creating and managing layers effectively. You need to examine the default layers in the
MUFFLER.PRT, create a layer for the exhaust holes, and manually hide the axes.
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from the Visibility group to
enable it. Expand the Hidden Items layer and
notice that the HOLE_1 and HOLE_2 axes are
contained within this layer.
3. In the layer tree, right-click and select Save
Status to save this latest layer display
configuration to the model.
4. Disable Plane Tag Display
Display .
5. Click Save
from the Quick Access toolbar
and click OK to save the model.
6. Click File > Manage Session > Erase Current
> Yes to erase the model from memory.
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You apply the skills learned in previous topics of this course to create the final assembly and
components of the air circulator.
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1. Open IMPELLER.PRT.
2. Create an axis pattern, evenly spacing six
instances of the BLADE feature.
to evenly
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2. Use an embedded datum and an offset loop in
sketcher to extrude the fin, as shown.
3. Rename the feature as FIN.
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1. Open ENGINE_BLOWER.ASM.
2. Assemble one BOLT_12.PRT model to the
engine block as shown.
3. Press CTRL+C and CTRL+V to copy and paste
the BOLT_12.PRT into the three other engine
block holes shown.
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1. Open ENGINE_BLOWER.ASM.
2. Drag a blade on the impeller until the position of
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7. Verify that the modifications you made have removed the interference.
8. Save the model and close the window.
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