3D Modelling and Printing
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A Avinash
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Subject Code:-CUTM3043
Course Description:
In the 3D Modelling and Printing we are providing in this series of courses, students will learn about the evolution of digital fabrication with a full overview of the manufacturing industry and related technologies. Each hands-on, project-based learning (PBL) course will let students design and fabricate 3D objects using computer-aided design (CAD) software and 3D printers. They will experience the design process and become familiar with the advantages and limitations of each 3D printing technology in terms of precision, resolution, and material capabilities. Students will analyze real industry cases, and apply 3D printing technology appropriately while gaining hands-on experience with two leading 3D printing technologies employed in manufacturing today: FDM and PolyJet.
Objective:
3-D modeling is the use of software to create a virtual three-dimensional model of physical object. 3-D modeling is used in many different industries, virtual reality, video games, 3D printing, marketing, TV and motion pictures, scientific and medical imaging and computer-aided design and manufacture CAD/CAM.
Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Demonstrate knowledge of key historical factors that have shaped manufacturing over the centuries.
- Explain current and emerging 3D printing applications in a variety of industries.
- Evaluate real-life scenarios and recommend the appropriate use of 3D printing technology.
- Identify opportunities to apply 3D printing technology for time and cost savings.
- Discuss the economic implications of 3D printing including its impact on startup businesses and supply chains.
Learning Outcomes:
1. Creation of a flexible modelling environment
2. Ability to easily modify models and implement design changes
3. Support for data sharing, and data reuse Knowledge enabled
4. Capture of design constraints and design intent as well as the final model geometry
5. Management of non-geometric as well as geometric design information
6. The 3D Part is the Master Modeler for Drawings, Assemblies and Analyses which are associative to the 3D parts.
7. Apply the unique advantages of 3D printing to their designs.
8. Compare additive manufacturing to traditional technologies and choose the best technology for a given application.
9. Distinguish between various 3D printing technologies and materials and select appropriately for a given application.
Course Syllabus:
Module :1
Sketcher
- Introduction to CATIA,History,Basics,GUI,Use of mouse buttons, Sketcher, constraints, pro le, setting workbench.
- Standard toolbar, how to open sketcher, sketch details and important toolbar for sketch.
- Pro le toolbar, Types of constraints, constraint application, constraint colour.
- Sketch constraint, view toolbar, Operation toolbar.
- Toolbar setting, plane size setting, graphics properties toolbar
Module :2
Part Design
- 3D introduction, Important toolbar
- Sketch based features toolbar
- Annotation toolbar
- Transformation features
- Apply material
Module :3
Assembly Design
- Assembly Design-Bottom up
- Constraints, move, space analysis
- Product structure tools
Module :4
Drafting
- Drafting details
- Generative dimensions,
- Text properties, graphics properties dimensioning
- Annotation
Module :5
DMU kinematics
- DMU kinematics
- DMU generic animation
- Joints
- DMU viewing
- Mechanism and Simulations
- Render
Module :6
Design of Basic yet useful things:
PRACTICE 1:
Pot – Cylindrical, Conical, Box Type (Flexible Size)
Plate –Circular Rectangular (Flexible Size)
PRACTICE 2:
Corrugated Sheet – Wave, Square, Trapezoidal (Flexible Size) Design of Standard Equipment’s:
PRACTICE 3:
Cold Drinks Bottle (Flexible Size)
Mobile Back Cover. (Flexible Size)
Reference
The Gateway of 3DExperience.
Text Books:
- CATIA V5-6R2013 for Designers Author: Sham Tickoo
- CATIA Manual
- Non-conventional machining by K. Mishra, Narosa Publication
- Non-traditional machining by Pandey and Shan, Tata McGraw Hill Publication
Reference Books:
- CATIA manual
- CATIA Core Tools Author: Michel Michaud
- Machining Technology 1 by P. N. Rao, Tata McGraw Hill Publication.
Session Plan
Session 2
Philosophy of Computer aided design and computer aided manufacturing.
Overview of CATIA 3d Modeling.
Session 3
Getting familiar with the Speci cation Tree and Geometry Area.
Basic understanding of Composition and Anatomy of geometry.
Session 4
Manipulating the Display with the GUI.
Understanding Various functionalities involved with the Interface.
Resources.
Session 6
2-Dimension Sketching Example.
Practice 1: Pot – Cylindrical, Conical, Box Type (Flexible Size).
Plate – Circular Rectangular (Flexible Size).
Evaluation: 1
Computer Based Test (Practical)
Session 8
Graphical properties for 2d geometries.
Practice 2 : Corrugated Sheet – Wave , Square, Trapezoidal(Flexible Size)
Session 9
Constraint diagnosis.
Practice 3: Cold Drinks Bottle (Flexible Size),Mobile Back Cover. (Flexible Size)
Session 10
Colors and graphical properties.
Performing various Operations on Pro les.
Practice 4 :Lathe Tool- Grooving, Boring, Turning, Knurling(Standard Size )
Session 11
Analysis of the principles of design in the Sketch.
Constraint diagnosis for pro les and sketches.
Practice 5 : Shaper Tool ,: End Mill Cutter.
Evaluation :2
Computer Based Exam (Practical)
Session 13
Fundamentals of the CATIA V6 R21 Part Design workbench Resources.
Practice 7 :Design Of Knuckle Joint Parts And Assembly (Standard Size).
Session 14
Sketching Simple constrained Pro les Resources.
Practice 8 :Electric Discharge Machining.
Session 15
How to use Features of Shelling the Part,Using the Sub-Elements of a Sketch Resources.
Practice 9:Electrochemical Machining.
Lab practice(Virtual teaching+ Video animation)Lecturer.
Session 17
Operations involved in Creating Grooves and Holes Resources.
Practice 10 : Plasma Arc Machining
Session 18
Operations involved in Creating Ribs and Slots Resources.
Operation involved in Removing Multi-sections Solids and Creating Solid Combines Resources.
Practice 11 :Electron Beam Machining
Session 19
How to use Features of Filleting an Edge and Creating Chamfers Resources.
How to use Drafting Features and Creating Shells Resources.
Evaluation 3
Computer Based Exam (Practical)
Session 20
how to create Threads and Taps,Operations in Removing Face Features Resources.
Introduction to Surface-Based Design and Its Features
Session 24
Introduction to Measuring command for Products Resources.
Evaluation 4
Computer Based Exam (Practical)
Session 25
Features of Measuring Between, Measuring Item and Measuring Inertia Resources.
Session 26
Introduction to Assembly Design.
Videos.
Session 27
Bene ts of Assembly Modelling Resources.
Entering Assembly Design Workbench Resources
Session 28
Introduction to the Product Structure Tree Resources.
Measuring Elements associated to a Assembled Product Resources.
Session 29
Managing Constraints inside product structure Resources.
Moving Components For assembly Resources.
Session 30
Introduction to Wireframe and Surface based 3d modeling Resources.
Fundamentals of Generative Shape Design Workbench Resources.
Evaluation 5
Computer Based Exam (Practical)
Case Studies
Our Main Teachers
A.Avinash working as Assistant Professor, Dept of CSE, Centurion University of Technology and Management, Andhra Pradesh . Interested to work on Machine learning,Natural Language Processing,Problem Solving Methodologies , and ChatBot. Programming Skill: C Programming Data Structure Object Oriented Programming using C++ Formal Language Automata Theory Python Web Development(HTML,CSS,PHP) Database Management Systems Compilers