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LAB MANUAL
2015-2017
MECHANICAL AND PRODUCTION ENGINEERING DEPT
SATHYABAMA UNIVERSITY
SATHYABAMA UNIVERSITY
(Established under Section 3 of UGC Act, 1956) JEPPIAAR NAGAR, RAJIV GANDHI SALAI,
600 119 www.sathyabamauniversity.ac.in
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CAD/CAM LAB
LIST OF EXPERIMENTS:
2D Drafting using Auto CAD or any drafting package
II. 3D Modeling :
Creo Parametric
Creo Simulate
Creo Direct
Creo Layout
Creo Options Modeler
Each Creo app serves a different purpose in the product development process. This means that
Creo takes you through every stage, including concept design work, design and analysis. Then it
also enables you to communicate effectively with downstream partners, for instance manufacturing
and technical publications.
Creo Parametric
Creo Parametric is the essential tool for 3D CAD. It is state-of-the-art software, which promotes
best practices in design and maintains your industry standards. Answer your pressing design
challenges with Creo Parametric, with its fully-fledged powerful yet flexible 3D CAD abilities. Use it
to accommodate multi-CAD data, electromechanical design and make alterations late in the design
process.
Use Creo Parametric for 3D CAD, CAID, CAM, and CAE solutions. Decrease design timescales
and also optimize your product development processes to implement remarkable designs.
As Creo Parametric integrates easily with all other Creo apps, no longer risk wasting time
translating data across platforms and eliminate costly data transfer errors. Instead, enjoy the
potential of moving seamlessly between 2D and 3D design information without impacting on the
original design structure. This provides unparalleled scope to achieve essential productivity gains
as part of your product development.
Creo Simulate
Expensive and time consuming physical prototyping restricts the designing process, often causing
concessions to be made as a result of financing and agendas. Yet, using Creo Simulate, design
engineers are more fully able to analyze the performance of a product design and, consequently,
adapt the digital design. On top of this, there is no need for a specialist FEA-background.
Creo Simulate allows testing of 3D virtual prototypes, meaning you can examine the full structural
and thermal scope of your design at an early stage in the process, before having to commit to
producing a physical model. Design engineers are therefore able to access early insights into their
product designs, resulting in an enhanced authentication process and providing improved product
quality at a reduced price.
Creo CAD Direct provides increased flexibility to design, alter and modify 3D geometry, whether
you are an experience professional or casual user. It has the potential to build new concept
designs. Also, with Creo Direct, adapt design models to streamline them for downstream
processes, for example tooling design or product simulation. Created as part of the wider Creo
range, Creo Direct is able to fully integrate with all other Creo apps for a more cohesive product
development process. This unparalleled level of integration and capability to preserve design intent
between different Creo apps, further increases detailed design and downstream process
productivity.
Creo Layout
Advanced design and product development processes are continually being streamlined to
decrease the overall time and cost necessary for product development. Yet, currently many initial
designs are created, in great detail, using 2D CAD tools. This is then either moved to a separate
3D CAD tool or passed over to a separate department for them to translate into a 3D design.
Having to remake 2D designs in 3D takes time and can result in unforced errors when translating
the data from one CAD tool to another.
Creo Layout is a 2D CAD app that allows you to utilize the advantages of 2D and 3D CAD as part
of the product design. Easily and confidently make detailed product designs in 2D using Creo
Layout, adding additional data for example product dimensions, notes etc. and then utilize this 2D
information as part of your 3D design with Creo Parametric. Design information translates with
ease between apps in the Creo product range, with the full design intent maintained.
Creo Schematics
Trying to translate 2D schematics into route 3D cables and pipes is an exasperating challenge that
many product design engineers have to face. Creo Schematics (previously known as
Pro/ENGINEER Routed Systems Designer) provides a solution. It is a 2D schematic CAD app
designed to record electrical and mechanical systems, which also translating the data into Creo for
your 3D cable and pipe designs.
Additionally, you can utilize legacy Pro/DIAGRAM schematics to mould your 3D designs. This
removes the risk of data misapprehension and makes sure the logical compliance with the
schematic.
3D Product Design: Visualize with Creo View MCAD
Many organizations rely on a wide range of tools to make digital product design content. Yet, as it
is increasingly necessary for many people to be able to access and analyze the data, so it is
essential to have access to intuitive, powerful visualization tools to make this possible. Creo View
MCAD allows you to easily visualize products as part of us 3D product design, while also accessing
essential engineering data. Creo View MCAD can be used with data from all major MCAD tools.
Additionally, it can be used with design drawings, documentations and imagery from multiple
sources. Plus, there is no need to have access to the native authoring application. It is now
possible for everyone in an organization to contribute to the design process, be this in real-time or
through using mark-ups.
Also, as Creo View ECAD and Creo View MCAD both leverage the same structure, users are able
to execute functions across both, for example cross app probes of ECAD/MCAD abstraction.
The growth of electronics used in everyday items has created significant hurdles for many
enterprises, especially with regards to allowing all the necessary people to see and analyze the
electronic design data. Creo View ECAD allows you to visualize all PCB-related designs with ease,
whether in isolation or as part of the overall product and enhance product design collaboration.
Creo View ECAD is able to utilize PCB data from all major EDA tools. Additionally, it can support
drawings, images and documentation from a variety of sources, without needing access to the
native authoring application.
As Creo View ECAD and Creo View MCAD both leverage the same structure, it is possible for
users of both apps to access unique features, for example cross-probing between ECAD/MCAD
abstractions to enhance product design collaboration. Complex information can be accesses with
ease, to improve decision analysis and also decrease the need for reworking. It is possible for all
who work in engineering functions of a company to collaborate on a design- both in real-time and
also through mark-ups.
Creo Sketch
Being able to create new product designs quickly and get more people involved in the design
process is increasingly important for overall product development. It’s essential to get the best
possible products to the marketplace, while also decrease the overall time of the design process.
Creo Sketch is the quickest way to increase collaboration across a company. It is a 2D sketch
design app, which allows users to quickly capture their design ideas.
We can add colour and other effects to turn the sketch into a finished design. It is now more simple
for all the different parts of your company to communicate their input into the design process
through this 2D sketch CAD app.
Creo Options Modeler
Creo Options Modeler is released as part of the Creo 2.0 update. Specifically tailored for designers
specializing in modular product design, Creo Options Modeler is ideal for visualizing and
assembling modular products in 3D, regardless of the overall design complexity. It allows for
personalized designs, which match customer specifications, while also keeping a firm control over
costings.
As part of the Creo family, Creo Options Modeler can be fully integrated to share data with other
Creo apps. For example, combine with Creo Parametric to test the centre of gravity, confirm
precise product mass and also solve critical issues, such as interference for modular design.
EXERCISES
SOLID MODELING
EXERCISE 1 DATE:
AIM:
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
1 GB Ram
15 inch monitor
CREO
PREREQUISITE:
Open the Pro/e cero2.0 either using the desktop icon or using the program menu.
Set the working directory as pre your choice.
Create a “New” file for part modeling.
Set the units to millimeter newton second by using the menu Setup-Units mm Ns.
PROCEDURE:
Feature – 1
Extrude tool>placement>Define>select>required plane>sketch>Draw profile >give
options>Enter value depth (or) select surface , symmetric >preview.
By choose the right and top as the reference.
Sketching is done as per the given shape and dimensioning is done as per the
requirement.
Exit the sketcher by click the TICK mark.
As the elements have been defined. OK is given after seeing the preview.
Feature – 2
Extrude Tool>placement>Define>Cut>Plane(choose right plane)-select Default
Orientation-Both sides.
The sketch window pens asking for reference, where the planes with reference to which
the dimensions are placed are chosen.
Sketching is done as per the given shape and dimensioning is done as per the
requirements.
Exit the sketcher by clicking the “TICK” mark. Here the depth of the cut is given as “Thru
all” on both the directions.
Similar procedure is followed for another cut, but with only change in the plane chosen
for the sketch to be placed as different from the previous.As all the elements have been
defined, “OK” is given, after accepting the preview shown by pressing the “ Preview”
button.
RESULT:
Thus the given Solid model is drawn in CREO as per the dimensions.
EXERCISE 2 DATE:
AIM:
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
1 GB Ram
15 inch monitor
CREO
PREREQUISITE:
Open the Pro/e cero2.0 either using the desktop icon or using the program menu.
Set the working directory as pre your choice.
Create a “New” file for part modeling.
Set the units to millimeter newton second by using the menu Setup-Units mm Ns.
PROCEDURE:
Feature – 1
Extrude tool>placement>Define>select>required plane>sketch>Draw profile>give
options>Enter value depth(or) select surface , symmetric >preview.
By choose the right and top as the reference.
Sketching is done as per the given shape and dimensioning is done as per the
requirement.
Exit the sketcher by click the TICK mark.
As the elements have been defined. OK is given after seeing the preview.
Feature – 2
Extrude Tool>placement>Define>Cut>Plane(choose right plane)-select Default
Orientation-Both sides.
The sketch window pens asking for reference, where the planes with reference to which
the dimensions are placed are chosen.
Sketching is done as per the given shape and dimensioning is done as per the
requirements.
Exit the sketcher by clicking the “TICK” mark. Here the depth of the cut is given as per
the given dimensions.
Feature – 3
Select the datum plane and provide the distance from the surface as per the given
dimension. Draw the profile by selecting the respective plane.
Exit the sketcher by clicking the “TICK” mark. Here the depth of extrude is given as per
the given dimensions.
As all the elements have been defined, “OK” is given, after accepting the preview shown
by pressing the “ Preview” button.
RESULT:
Thus the given Solid model is drawn in CREO as per the dimensions.
EXERCISE 3 DATE:
AIM:
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
1 GB Ram
15 inch monitor
CREO
PREREQUISITE:
Open the Pro/e cero2.0 either using the desktop icon or using the program menu.
Set the working directory as pre your choice.
Create a “New” file for part modeling.
Set the units to millimeter newton second by using the menu Setup-Units mm Ns.
PROCEDURE:
Feature – 1
Extrude tool>placement>Define>select>required plane>sketch>Draw profile
>give options>Enter value depth (or) select surface , symmetric >preview.
By choose the right and top as the reference.
Sketching is done as per the given shape and dimensioning is done as per the
requirement.
Exit the sketcher by click the TICK mark.
As the elements have been defined. OK is given after seeing the preview.
Feature – 2
Extrude Tool>placement>Define>Cut>Plane(choose right plane)-select Default
Orientation-Both sides.
The sketch window pens asking for reference, where the planes with reference to
which the dimensions are placed are chosen.
Sketching is done as per the given shape and dimensioning is done as per the
requirements.
Exit the sketcher by clicking the “TICK” mark. Here the depth of the cut is given
as per the given dimensions.
Feature -3
Select the datum plane and provide the distance from the surface as per the
given dimension. Draw the profile by selecting the respective plane.
Exit the sketcher by clicking the “TICK” mark. Here the depth of extrude is given
as per the given dimensions.
Feature – 4
Mirror tool>select the feature be mirror>select the plane>Done.
As all the elements have been defined, “OK” is given, after accepting the preview
shown by pressing the “ Preview” button.
RESULT:
Thus the given Solid model is drawn in CREO as per the dimensions.
EXERCISE 4 DATE:
AIM:
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
1 GB Ram
15 inch monitor
CREO
PREREQUISITE:
Open the Pro/e cero2.0 either using the desktop icon or using the
program menu.
Set the working directory as pre your choice.
Create a “New” file for part modeling.
Set the units to millimeter newton second by using the menu Setup-Units
mm Ns.
PROCEDURE:
Feature – 1
Extrude tool>placement>Define>select>required plane>sketch>Draw
profile >give options>Enter value depth(or) select surface , symmetric
>preview.
By choose the right and top as the reference.
Sketching is done as per the given shape and dimensioning is done as
per the requirement.
Exit the sketcher by click the TICK mark.
As the elements have been defined. OK is given after seeing the preview.
Feature- 2
A fillet is created for a radius as per the given diagram using the round
feature, the command sequence is as follows:
Round Tool>sets>pick(pick the edges to be filleted)>Prompt for enter the
radius> “Enter the radius”>Press green “Tick mark”>OK(when preview is
accepted).
Another fillet is created following the above same procedure as per
dimensions given in the diagram.
Feature- 3
Select the datum plane and provide the distance from the surface as per
the given dimension. Draw the profile by selecting the respective plane.
Exit the sketcher by clicking the “TICK” mark. Here the depth of extrude is
given as per the given dimensions.
Feature- 4
Extrude Tool>placement>Define>Cut>Plane (choose right plane)-select
Default Orientation-Both sides.
The sketch window pens asking for reference, where the planes with
reference to which the dimensions are placed are chosen.
Sketching is done as per the given shape and dimensioning is done as
per the requirements.
Exit the sketcher by clicking the “TICK” mark. Here the depth of the cut is
given as per the given dimensions.
As the elements have been defined. OK is given after seeing the preview.
RESULT:
Thus the given Solid model is drawn in CREO as per the dimensions.
EXERCISE 5 DATE:
AIM:
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
1 GB Ram
15 inch monitor
CREO
PREREQUISITE:
Open the Pro/e cero2.0 either using the desktop icon or using the
program menu.
Set the working directory as pre your choice.
Create a “New” file for part modeling.
Set the units to millimeter newton second by using the menu Setup-Units
mm Ns.
PROCEDURE:
Feature – 1
Extrude tool>placement>Define>select>required plane>sketch>Draw
profile >give options>Enter value depth(or) select surface , symmetric
>preview.
By choose the right and top as the reference.
Sketching is done as per the given shape and dimensioning is done as
per the requirement.
Exit the sketcher by click the TICK mark.
As the elements have been defined. OK is given after seeing the preview.
Feature- 2
Select the datum plane and provide the distance from the surface as per
the given dimension. Draw the profile by selecting the respective plane.
Exit the sketcher by clicking the “TICK” mark. Here the depth of extrude is
given as per the given dimensions.
Feature- 3
Extrude Tool>placement>Define>Cut>Plane (choose right plane)-select
Default Orientation-Both sides.
The sketch window pens asking for reference, where the planes with
reference to which the dimensions are placed are chosen.
Sketching is done as per the given shape and dimensioning is done as
per the requirements.
Exit the sketcher by clicking the “TICK” mark. Here the depth of the cut is
given as per the given dimensions.
As the elements have been defined. OK is given after seeing the preview.
RESULT:
Thus the given Solid model is drawn in CREO as per the dimensions.
EXERCISES
SOLID ASSEMBLY
EXERCISE 1 DATE:
AIM:
1 GB Ram
15 inch monitor
CREO
PREREQUISITE:
Open the Pro/e cero2.0 either using the desktop icon or using the
program menu.
Set the working directory as pre your choice.
Create a “New” file for part modeling.
Set the units to millimeter newton second by using the menu Setup-Units
mm Ns.
PROCEDURE:
PART MODELING:
Feature – 2
Extrude Tool>placement>Define>Cut>Plane(choose right plane)-select
Default Orientation-Both sides.
Sketching is done as per the given shape and dimensioning is done as
per the requirements.
Exit the sketcher by clicking the “TICK” mark. Here the depth of the cut is
given as “Thru all” on both the directions. As all the elements have been
defined, “OK” is given, after accepting the preview shown by pressing the
“ Preview” button.
Feature – 3
Pattern tool>select the feature to be pattern > Enter the value of features
required > select the axis >Done.
As all the elements have been defined, “OK” is given, after accepting the
preview shown by pressing the “ Preview” button.
The first feature of the shaft is created by producing the cross section of
the shaft as shown the figure. The command are as follows.
Feature – 1
Extrude tool>placement>Define>select>required plane>sketch>Draw
profile >give options>Enter value depth(or) select surface , symmetric
>preview.
By choose the right and top as the reference.
Sketching is done as per the given shape and dimensioning is done as
per the requirement.
Exit the sketcher by click the TICK mark.
Extrude Tool>placement>Define>Cut>Plane(choose right plane)-select
Default Orientation-Both sides.
Sketching is done as per the given shape and dimensioning is done as
per the requirements.
Exit the sketcher by clicking the “TICK” mark. Here the depth of the cut as
per the given dimensions. As all the elements have been defined, “OK” is
given, after accepting the preview shown by pressing the “ Preview”
button.
The first feature of the Taper key is created by producing the cross
section of the key as shown the figure. The command are as follows.
Feature – 1
Extrude tool>placement>Define>select>required plane>sketch>Draw
profile >give options>Enter value depth(or) select surface , symmetric >preview.
By choose the right and top as the reference.
Sketching is done as per the given shape and dimensioning is done as
per the requirement.
Exit the sketcher by click the TICK mark.
As the elements have been defined. OK is given after seeing the preview.
The first feature of the Hex. Bolt is created by producing the cross section
of the Bolt as shown the figure. The command are as follows.
Feature – 1
Extrude tool>placement>Define>select>required plane>sketch>Draw
profile>Use Sketch Palette>Select Hexagonal >give options>Enter value
depth(or) select surface , symmetric >preview.
By choose the right and top as the reference.
Sketching is done as per the given shape and dimensioning is done as
per the requirement.
Exit the sketcher by click the TICK mark.
Feature -2
The thread surface on the Bolt is created using the “Helical sweep”
feature. The sequences are as follows:
ASSEMBLY :
Assembling of the parts is carried out in a separate file. The Flange
is first fixed using the plane constraints. The general command
sequences are:
`RESULT:
Thus creation of drawing models and preparation of assembly models of Flange
Coupling has been carried out.
EXERCISE 2 DATE:
AIM:
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
1 GB Ram
15 inch monitor
CREO
PREREQUISITE:
Open the Pro/e cero2.0 either using the desktop icon or using the
program menu.
Set the working directory as pre your choice.
Create a “New” file for part modeling.
Set the units to millimeter newton second by using the menu Setup-Units
mm Ns.
PROCEDURE:
PART MODELING:
The next feature is cut created using the extrude feature. The command
sequences are as follows:
Extrude Tool>placement>Define>Cut>Plane(choose right plane)-select
Default Orientation-Both sides.
The sketch window pens asking for reference, where the planes with
reference to which the dimensions are placed are chosen.
Exit the sketcher by clicking the “TICK” mark. Here the depth of the cut
is given as “Thru all” on both the directions. As all the elements have been
defined, “OK” is given, after accepting the preview shown by pressing the “
Preview” button.
Similar procedure is followed for another cut, but with only change in
the plane chosen for the sketch to be placed as different from the previous. Here
the “Front” plane is chosen.
The sketch window pens asking for reference, where the planes with
reference to which the dimensions are placed are chosen.
Exit the sketcher by clicking the “TICK” mark. Here the depth of the cut
is given as “Thru all” on both the directions. As all the elements have been
defined, “OK” is given, after accepting the preview shown by pressing the “
Preview” button.
A standard ISO hole of M12 is created using the “Hole” feature. The
sequences of commands are:
The nut is created by revolving the cross section of the body as
shown in figure. The command sequences are as follows:
RevolvingTool>Placement>Define>solid>Plane(choose front plane)>okay
>select Default Orientation.
The sketch window opens asking for reference, where the planes with reference
to which the dimensions are placed are chosen.
Sketching is done as per the given shape and dimensioning is done as per the
requirements.
An axis is drawn where the section is axis symmetric using the create center
lines options in the sketcher.
Exit the sketcher by clicking the “TICK” mark Enter the angle of revolution when
prompted to enter 360 degree, all the elements have been defined ,
“OK” is given after accepting the preview shown by pressing the “Preview”
button.
The thread surface on the screw spindle is created using the
“Helical sweep” feature. The sequences are as follows:
The first feature is created by the protrusion feature. The command
sequence is as follows:
Extrude Tool>placement>Define>Cut>Plane(choose right plane)-select
Default Orientation-Both sides.
The sketch window pens asking for reference, where the planes with
reference to which the dimensions are placed are chosen.
A circle with a diameter of 20mm is drawn. Exit the sketcher by clicing the
“TICK” mark. Enter the extrusion when prompted as 213mm.
A similar procedure followed for the next feature but diameter 12mm and
depth 62mm.
The next feature is a chamfer at the joint of the two features. The
sequences of commands are:
The next feature is a chamfer at the edges of the circles. The
sequences of commands are:
Chamfer tool>sets>edge>45*d>prompt for Enter chamfer dimensions for
d(“Enter the chamfer value of 5.25mm”)>Press green “Tick
mark”>OK(when preview is accepted).
Part No: 7-CSK SCREW:
The first feature is created using extrude feature. The command
sequences are as follows:
Extrude Tool>placement>Define>Cut>Plane(choose right plane)-select
Default Orientation-Both sides.
The sketch window pens asking for reference, where the planes with
reference to which the dimensions are placed are chosen.
A circle for a diameter of 12mm is drawn. Exit the sketcher by clicking the
“TICK” mark. Enter the Extrusion distance when promoted as 30mm.
The second feature is a revolve feature. The commanda are:
The sketch window pens asking for reference, where the planes with
reference to which the dimensions are placed are chosen.
ASSEMBLY :
Assembling of the parts is carried out in a separate file. The SCREW
JACK Body is first fixed using the plane constraints. The general
command sequences are:
RESULT:
Thus creation of drawing models and preparation of assembly models of screw
jack has been carried out.
EXERCISE 3 DATE:
AIM:
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
1 GB Ram
15 inch monitor
CREO
PREREQUISITE:
Open the Pro/e cero2.0 either using the desktop icon or using the
program menu.
Set the working directory as pre your choice.
Create a “New” file for part modeling.
Set the units to millimeter newton second by using the menu Setup-Units
mm Ns.
PROCEDURE:
PART MODELING:
Part No: 1-FORK END:
The first feature of the Fork end is created by producing the cross section
of the Fork end as shown the figure. The command are as follows.
Feature – 1
Extrude tool>placement>Define>select>required plane>sketch>Draw
profile>give options>Enter value depth(or) select surface , symmetric
>preview
By choose the right and top as the reference.
Sketching is done as per the given shape and dimensioning is done as
per the requirement.
Exit the sketcher by click the TICK mark.
As the elements have been defined. OK is given after seeing the preview.
Feature – 2
A fillet is created for a radius as per the given diagram using the
round feature, the command sequence is as follows:
Round Tool>sets>>pick(pick the edges to be filleted)>Prompt for enter the
radius> “Enter the radius”>Press green “Tick mark”>OK(when preview is
accepted).
Another fillet is created following the above same procedure as per
dimensions given in the diagram.
The first feature of the Rod end is created by producing the cross section
of the rod end as shown the figure. The command are as follows.
Feature – 1
Extrude tool>placement>Define>select>required plane>sketch>Draw
profile>give options>Enter value depth(or) select surface , symmetric
>preview
By choose the right and top as the reference.
Sketching is done as per the given shape and dimensioning is done as
per the requirement.
Exit the sketcher by click the TICK mark.
As the elements have been defined. OK is given after seeing the preview.
Feature – 2
Extrude Tool>placement>Define>Cut>Plane(choose right plane)-select
Default Orientation-Both sides.
Sketching is done as per the given shape and dimensioning is done as
per the requirements.
Exit the sketcher by clicking the “TICK” mark. Here the depth of the cut is
given as “Thru all” on both the directions. As all the elements have been
defined, “OK” is given, after accepting the preview shown by pressing the
“ Preview” button.
Round Tool>sets>>pick(pick the edges to be filleted)>Prompt for enter the
radius> “Enter the radius”>Press green “Tick mark”>OK(when preview is
accepted).
Another fillet is created following the above same procedure as per
dimensions given in the diagram.
Feature – 1
ASSEMBLY :
Assembling of the parts is carried out in a separate file. The FORK
END is first fixed using the plane constraints. The general command
sequences are:
RESULT:
Thus creation of drawing models and preparation of assembly models of Gib and
Cotter Joint has been carried out.
EXERCISE 4 DATE:
AIM:
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
1 GB Ram
15 inch monitor
CREO
PREREQUISITE:
Open the Pro/e cero2.0 either using the desktop icon or using the
program menu.
Set the working directory as pre your choice.
Create a “New” file for part modeling.
Set the units to millimeter newton second by using the menu Setup-Units
mm Ns.
PROCEDURE:
PART MODELING:
Part No: 1-SLEEVE:
The first feature of the Sleeve is created by producing the cross section of
the Sleeve as shown the figure. The command are as follows.
Feature – 1
Extrude tool>placement>Define>select>required plane>sketch>Draw
profile >give options>Enter value depth(or) select surface , symmetric
>preview.
By choose the right and top as the reference.
Sketching is done as per the given shape and dimensioning is done as
per the requirement.
Exit the sketcher by click the TICK mark.
As the elements have been defined. OK is given after seeing the preview.
Feature – 2
Extrude Tool>placement>Define>Cut>Plane(choose right plane)-select
Default Orientation-Both sides.
The sketch window pens asking for reference, where the planes with
reference to which the dimensions are placed are chosen.
Sketching is done as per the given shape and dimensioning is done as
per the requirements.
Exit the sketcher by clicking the “TICK” mark. Here the depth of the cut is
as per the dimensions. As all the elements have been defined, “OK” is
given, after accepting the preview shown by pressing the “ Preview”
button.
The first feature of the Shaft is created by producing the cross section of
the Shaft as shown the figure. The command are as follows.
Feature – 1
Extrude Tool>placement>Define>Cut>Plane(choose right plane)-select
Default Orientation-Both sides.
The sketch window pens asking for reference, where the planes with
reference to which the dimensions are placed are chosen.
A circle with a diameter as shown in figure. Exit the sketcher by clicking
the “TICK” mark. Enter the extrusion to required dimension.
A similar procedure followed for the next feature but diameter and depth
will varied.
Feature – 2
Extrude Tool>placement>Define>Cut>Plane(choose right plane)-select
Default Orientation-Both sides.
Sketching is done as per the given shape and dimensioning is done as
per the requirements.
Exit the sketcher by clicking the “TICK” mark. Here the depth of the cut is
as per the dimensions. As all the elements have been defined, “OK” is
given, after accepting the preview shown by pressing the “ Preview”
button.
The first feature of the Cotter is created by producing the cross section of
the Cotter as shown the figure. The command are as follows.
Feature – 1
Extrude tool>placement>Define>select>required plane>sketch>Draw
profile>give options>Enter value depth(or) select surface , symmetric
>preview
By choose the right and top as the reference.
Sketching is done as per the given shape and dimensioning is done as
per the requirement.
Exit the sketcher by click the TICK mark.
As the elements have been defined. OK is given after seeing the preview.
ASSEMBLY :
RESULT:
AIM:
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
1 GB Ram
15 inch monitor
CREO
PREREQUISITE:
Open the Pro/e cero2.0 either using the desktop icon or using the
program menu.
Set the working directory as pre your choice.
Create a “New” file for part modeling.
Set the units to millimeter newton second by using the menu Setup-Units
mm Ns.
PROCEDURE:
PART MODELING:
Part No: 1-FORK:
The first feature of the fork is created by producing the cross section of
the fork as shown the figure. The command are as follows.
Feature – 1
Extrude tool>placement>Define>select>required plane>sketch>Draw
profile>give options>Enter value depth(or) select surface , symmetric
>preview
By choose the right and top as the reference.
Sketching is done as per the given shape and dimensioning is done as
per the requirement.
Exit the sketcher by click the TICK mark.
As the elements have been defined. OK is given after seeing the preview.
Feature – 2
Revolve tool >Placement>Define>Select>required plane>sketch>Draw
profile>give options>Enter value depth(or) select surface , symmetric
>preview
A required profile is drawn as per the dimensions.
Exit the sketcher by clicking the TICK mark.
Give angle of rotation.
As all the elements have been defined, ok is given after seeing the
preview.
Feature – 3
Mirror tool>select the feature be mirror>select the
plane>Done. Feature – 4
Solid>cut>Revolve>Done>both sides>Done>Plane(rod end of the
fork)>default.
An octagon profile is drawn as per the given dimensions.
Then exit the sketcher by giving “TICK” mark.
As all the elements have been defined OK” is given after seeing
the preview.
Feature – 5
Extrude tool>placement>Define>select>required plane>sketch>Draw
profile>give options>Enter value depth(or) select surface , symmetric
>preview>
An extrusion shaft is drawn at the end of the fork.
Part No: 2-EYE:
The first feature of the eye is created by producing the cross section of
the eye as shown the figure. The command are as follows.
Feature – 1
Extrude tool>placement>Define>select>required plane>sketch>Draw
profile>give options>Enter value depth(or) select surface , symmetric
>preview>
By choose the right and top as the reference.
Sketching is done as per the given shape and dimensioning is done as
per the requirement.
Exit the sketcher by click the TICK mark.
As the elements have been defined. OK is given after seeing the preview.
Feature –2
Extrude tool>placement>Define>select>required plane>sketch>Draw
profile>give options>Enter value depth(or) select surface , symmetric
>preview>
By choose the right and top as the reference.
Sketching is done as per the given shape and dimensioning is done as
per the requirement.
Exit the sketcher by click the TICK mark.
As the elements have been defined. OK is given after seeing the preview.
Feature – 3
Revolve tool >Placement>Define>Select>required plane>sketch>Draw
profile>give options>Enter value depth(or) select surface , symmetric
>preview>
A required profile is drawn as per the dimensions.
Exit the sketcher by clicking the TICK mark.
Give angle of rotation.
As all the elements have been defined, ok is given after seeing the
preview.
Feature – 4
Extrude tool>placement>Define>select>required plane>sketch>Draw
profile>give options>Enter value depth(or) select surface , symmetric
>preview>
An extrusion shaft is drawn at the end of the fork.
The first feature of the pin is created by producing the cross section of the
pin as shown the figure. The command are as follows.
Feature – 1
Revolve tool >Placement>Define>Select>required plane>sketch>Draw
profile>give options>Enter value depth(or) select surface , symmetric
>preview>
A required profile is drawn as per the dimensions.
Exit the sketcher by clicking the TICK mark.
Give angle of rotation.
As all the elements have been defined, ok is given after seeing the
preview.
The first feature of the collar is created by producing the cross section of
the collar as shown the figure. The command are as follows.
Feature – 1
The first feature of the taper pin is created by producing the cross section
of the taper pin as shown the figure. The command are as follows.
Feature – 1
Revolve tool >Placement>Define>Select>required plane>sketch>Draw
profile>give options>Enter value depth(or) select surface , symmetric
>preview>
A required profile is drawn as per the dimensions.
Exit the sketcher by clicking the TICK mark.
Give angle of rotation.
As all the elements have been defined, ok is given after seeing the
preview.
ASSEMBLY :
Assembling of the parts is carried out in a separate file. The
KNUCKLE Body is first fixed using the plane constraints. The
general command sequences are:
RESULT:
AIM:
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
1 GB Ram
15 inch monitor
CREO
PROCEDURE:
21. Now select the newly created revolve feature and do merge operation as in
the previous case
22. Select round option and select the sharp edges
23. Select helical sweep and make the sketch as shown
24. Now choose the profile and select edit section in the helical sweep .
25. Click OK to finish.
26. Select revolve option and make the sketch as shown
27. Click Ok and give 360 as revolve angle
Aim:
System requirements:
1 GB Ram
15 inch monitor
CREO
Procedure:
11. Now select merge option from the editing tool bar and select the two surfaces
to combine them into a single surface.
12. Click OK to finish sketch.
13. Create new sketch and select the top plane.
14. Make the new sketch as per given dimension.
15. Now select extrude and select the drawn profile and extrude it to 250 mm with
symmetry option being selected in the options
16. Now select TRIM option in the editing group and select the inner curved profile ,
in the OPTION male sure that keep trimming option is unchecked.
17. In the pattern option select the geometry pattern and select the fan blade to
be patterned
18. In the option select AXIS pattern and choose the axis , give 120 as angle and
change the number of items to 3
19. Select Fill option in the editing group and select the top plane and the draw the
prof as shown
20. Click OK to finish.
21. Select merge to merge all the parts.
22. Select round option in edit group and select the top edges to make it smooth.
RESULT:
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2. Randy H. Shih ( 2013 ).Parametric modeling With Creo Parametric 2.0: SDC Publications.
3. Steven G. Smith. Creo Parametric 3.0 Introduction to Surface Modeling.
4. Prof.sham Tickoo. Pro/Engineer (Creo Parametric 2.0) for Engineers and Designers.
5. Creo (Pro / ENGINEER ) Tutorials in CADDIGEST.