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Catia v5 Introduction For NC and Fea Engineers
Catia v5 Introduction For NC and Fea Engineers
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1st Edition
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Learning Guide
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NC and FEA Engineers
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CATIA V5-6R2018: Introduction for
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CATIA V5-6R2018
Introduction for NC and FEA Engineers
1st Edition
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AS-56CAT18-INF1-SG // RS-56CAT18-INF1-SG
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Preface ........................................................................................................... vii
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Practice Files .................................................................................................. xi
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Chapter 1: Overview ..................................................................................... 1-1
e EN1.1 Fundamentals.................................................................................. 1-2
Solid Modeling................................................................................... 1-2
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Feature-Based .................................................................................. 1-3
Parametric......................................................................................... 1-4
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Standard Mode Measure Between.................................................... 3-6
Chain Mode Measure Between......................................................... 3-8
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Fan Mode Measure Between ............................................................ 3-9
Measuring with Reference Elements ............................................. 3-10
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3.4 Measuring Inertia .......................................................................... 3-11
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Apply a Material .............................................................................. 3-11
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Viewing the Material....................................................................... 3-12
Measure Inertia 3D.......................................................................... 3-14
Measure Inertia 2D.......................................................................... 3-17
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3.5 Dynamic Sectioning...................................................................... 3-18
3.6 Feature Investigation .................................................................... 3-20
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Scanning the Model ........................................................................ 3-20
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Practice 3a Take Measurements ......................................................... 3-22
Practice 3b Measuring with Reference Geometry............................. 3-32
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Sketcher Grid .................................................................................... 5-8
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5.5 Basic Shapes................................................................................. 5-10
Manual Definition ............................................................................ 5-12
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5.6 Profile Sketching........................................................................... 5-13
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5.7 Sketcher Editing Operations........................................................ 5-14
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Trimming ......................................................................................... 5-14
Break............................................................................................... 5-15
Quick Trim....................................................................................... 5-16
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Delete and Undo ............................................................................. 5-16
5.8 Tips and Techniques .................................................................... 5-17
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Repeating a Command ................................................................... 5-17
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Construction Geometry ................................................................... 5-17
Auto Search .................................................................................... 5-18
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Sketching at Origin.......................................................................... 5-19
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6.6 Constraint Colors.......................................................................... 6-20
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6.7 Sketch Analysis............................................................................. 6-21
Geometry Tab ................................................................................. 6-21
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Use-edges....................................................................................... 6-23
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Diagnostic Tab ................................................................................ 6-24
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Sketch Solving Status ..................................................................... 6-25
6.8 Auto Constraint ............................................................................. 6-26
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Practice 6a Dimensions ....................................................................... 6-27
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Practice 6b Constraints ....................................................................... 6-39
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Chapter 7: Pad and Pocket Features .......................................................... 7-1
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7.1 Base Features.................................................................................. 7-2
7.2 Creating a Pad Feature ................................................................... 7-3
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Mirrored Extent.................................................................................. 7-4
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8.2 Surface Interface ............................................................................. 8-4
Access the GSD Workbench............................................................. 8-4
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GSD User Interface........................................................................... 8-4
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8.3 Surfacing Terminology ................................................................... 8-5
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Curvature .......................................................................................... 8-5
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Curvature Continuity ......................................................................... 8-5
Inflection Point................................................................................... 8-7
Geometrical Set ................................................................................ 8-7
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8.4 Creating a Surface Model ............................................................... 8-9
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Chapter 9: Basic Wireframe Features......................................................... 9-1
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9.1 Wireframe Elements........................................................................ 9-2
9.2 Points, Lines, and Planes............................................................... 9-3
Points ................................................................................................ 9-3
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Lines.................................................................................................. 9-5
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Isolated............................................................................................ 9-11
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10.3 Extruded Surfaces ........................................................................ 10-4
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10.4 Revolved Surfaces ........................................................................ 10-6
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10.5 Sphere Surfaces............................................................................ 10-8
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10.6 Cylindrical Surfaces.................................................................... 10-10
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10.7 Offset Surfaces and Planes........................................................ 10-12
10.8 Fill Surfaces................................................................................. 10-13
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Practice 10a Simple Surfaces ........................................................... 10-16
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Practice 10b Phone ............................................................................ 10-23
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Chapter 11: Operations .............................................................................. 11-1
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11.1 Split ................................................................................................ 11-2
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11.2 Trim ................................................................................................ 11-4
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Rotate............................................................................................ 11-15
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