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    Create a 200 inch diameter cylinder that is 150 inches tall using extrusion. Shell the cylinder to have a 10 inch wall thickness. Add an 8 inch thick rib to the inside of the cylinder by defining the correct datum planes, as shown in the figures. The problem tests creating simple features like shells and ribs, and using datum planes.

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    Create a 200 inch diameter cylinder that is 150 inches tall using extrusion. Shell the cylinder to have a 10 inch wall thickness. Add an 8 inch thick rib to the inside of the cylinder by defining the correct datum planes, as shown in the figures. The problem tests creating simple features like shells and ribs, and using datum planes.

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    Create a 200 inch diameter cylinder that is 150 inches tall using extrusion. Shell the cylinder to have a 10 inch wall thickness. Add an 8 inch thick rib to the inside of the cylinder by defining the correct datum planes, as shown in the figures. The problem tests creating simple features like shells and ribs, and using datum planes.

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    Problem 3: Shells, Ribs, and Datum Planes

    Introduction
    The problem will test your knowledge of simple feature creation tools, such as shells and ribs, and the use of datum planes.

    Problem Statement 1. Create the 200 inch diameter cylinder shown in Figure P3-1 using an extruded protrusion. The height of the cylinder 2. 3.
    should be 150 inches. Shell the cylinder to have a wall thickness of 10 inches, as shown in Figure P3-2. Add a 8 inch thick rib to the inside of the cylinder, as shown in Figure P3-3. Hint: If you designed the cylinder correctly, you should not need to create more datum planes. However, you will need to define the correct planes for drawing the rib.

    [Figure P3-1]

    Dr. S.A.Shah

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    [Figure P3-2]

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    [Figure P3-3]

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