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CAD/CAM/CAE examples TÁMOP 4-1-2-08-2-A-KMR-2009-0029

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CAD-CAM-CAE Examples

example title: Shaft type component modelling(CAD)

example number: ÓE-A06b

example level: basic - medium - advanced

CAx system: CATIA v5

Related material part with TÁMOP CAD

Job Description: Create Cad model of a shaft type component in CATIA v5.

1 The task

Create a CAD model in CATIA v5 from the figure!

2 The solution steps

2.1 Cylinder modeling

We create a circle with 18mm diameter on a sketch. When you are finished you can click the exit the Workbench. You click the Pad command and set the 13,5 thickness of the build one body element.

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We create a Ø16 cylinder with same method. First create a sketch then use the pad command.

The length of the cylinder is 22,5 mm now. This model state is shown in the picture below.

2.2 Groove preparation

We start preparing the groove as a tool to cut out. We make the tool geometry, and spin around the cylinder’s axis. We are opening a new sketch and edit the following way.

We form a trapezium with Profile command. We can to read simply all the dimension for trapezium from the drawing.

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When you are finished you can click exit to exit the Workbench. Groove command to cut out the desired shape. Two important data must be entered in the Groove Definition window.

It is the first angle and the axis. Firs angle value is 360 degree. We need to select the axis of the cylinder in axis selection section.

2.3 The through hole preparation

We use the Hole command, when we make the Ø11 hole. Click on one end of the body then click the Hole command. We must tune only the Extension tab: Up To Next, and Diameter is 11mm.

We exact location of the hole with Positioning Sketch; here it is enough if the point of the circle with Concentricity constrain, so we get centre bore.

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2.4 Perpendicular hole preparation

This hole is difficult to prepare using the Hole command as Pocket We make this with Pocket command. We will create a circular pocket, in a way that the plane is selected in the right place a Sketch in a circle with 8 mm diameter. When you are finished you can click exit to exit the Workbench and click the Pocket command. We select Up to next type first limit and Up to next type second limit. You can see this below in the figure.

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CAD/CAM/CAE examples TÁMOP 4-1-2-08-2-A-KMR-2009-0029

5 2.5 Preparation of threads

We make the M16 and M18 type thread with Thread/Tap command. Start this command.

First section this command is the Geometrical Definition. Here we select a Lateral surface and a Limit Surface. We need chose thread or tap type. We create thread now. Second section of this command is the Bottom Type. Here select Dimension value because we write thread depth with numbers. We can add the detail of thread in Numerical Definition section. We select the Metric Thick pitch type, chose M10 for the Thread Description list. Thread Depth value is 12 mm. Write this. M16 means 10 mm diameter right handed thread. We select the Right-Threaded text under the Pitch sign..

The Procedure is similar in both thread but values of others.

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6 2.7 The final model

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