welcome to solidworks - iowa state university
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Welcome to SolidWorks
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Computer Aided Design (CAD)
Part AssembliesDrawings
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Design Analyses
Topology Optimization
Finite Element
Analysis (FEA)
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Production Preparation
CAD to XR
(AR/VR/MR/Web)
Computer Aided
Manufacturing (CAM)
Simulation
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Solid Modeling
๏ Defined by:
- Boundary representation (B-rep)
- connected surfaces create an inside and
outside of the part
๏ Have these properties:
- Mass
- Volume
- Moment of inertia
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Constraints
๏ Defined as a limitation or restriction
๏ Apply constraints to any geometry drawn in Solidworks (under the
discretion of the user)
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*Constraints in Solidworks look
like this.
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Implicit Constraints
๏ Geometric relationships
implied by the way the
profile is drawn and
interpreted by Solidworks
- Note: Solidworks only makes closed
profiles, so your profiles must have
closure.
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More Implicit Constraints8
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Explicit Constraints
๏ Defined by the operator
- Dimensional constraints: assigning a specific length to
a line, radius to a circle, etc.
- Geometric constraints: specifying the ways in which
lines/shapes/features relate to one another
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Levels of Constraint
๏ Fully constrained
- Every element has been completely dimensioned/specified
๏ Underconstrained
- Not all elements are dimensioned/specified (leaves interpretation up to Solidworks)
๏ Overconstrained
- Adding a new constraint would conflict with existing constraints (Solidworks won’t let
another dimension be added)
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Example of an Overconstrained Sketch
Driven Dimension: is driven by the model *Changing the model changes this driven dimension value
Driving Dimension: drives the model *Changing this driving dimension changes the model
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Center point
of line
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One of the basic steps…Extrusion
๏ Linear Extrusion: starts with closed polygon (profile) drawn on a
plane, and then swept along a defined path for a defined length
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Extruding a primitive shape allows you to make some of
these 3D objects…
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Path-based Extrusion
๏ Sweep: create a profile and
define its path to be extruded
along
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Revolute Extrusions
๏ Start with a drawn profile and define an axis of rotation about
which the profile is rotated for a defined angle.
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Path-based and Revolute Extrusions allow you to make
some of these 3D objects….
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Activity
๏ Complete the Lesson 1: Parts tutorial
- How to get there: Tutorials>Getting Started>Lesson 1:
Parts
๏ Complete Revolves and Sweeps tutorial
- How to get there: Tutorials>Basic Techniques>Revolves
and Sweeps
***Let me know if you have any questions!