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Engineering Sketching and Modeling Guide

The document outlines an engineering design course spread over 5 weeks. Week 1 involves creating sketches of parts using dimensioning. Week 2 focuses on 3D modeling of parts with dimensions and views. Week 3 is making parts for assemblies like a universal coupling. Week 4 combines parts into assemblies. Week 5 adds drawings and sheet metal modeling. Later weeks involve structural, stress, and vibration analysis problems like finding natural frequencies of beams under different loads.

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Engineering Sketching and Modeling Guide

The document outlines an engineering design course spread over 5 weeks. Week 1 involves creating sketches of parts using dimensioning. Week 2 focuses on 3D modeling of parts with dimensions and views. Week 3 is making parts for assemblies like a universal coupling. Week 4 combines parts into assemblies. Week 5 adds drawings and sheet metal modeling. Later weeks involve structural, stress, and vibration analysis problems like finding natural frequencies of beams under different loads.

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Week1:

1. Create the sketch as shown in Figure using the Intent Manager

2. Create the sketch shown in Figure and dimension it. Draw the sketch using the Intent
Manager.

3. Create the sketch shown in Figure and dimension it. Draw the sketch using the Intent
Manager

Week 2:
1. Create the model shown in Figure, The dimensions, the front and top, and views of the
model are also shown in the figure.

2. Create the model shown in Figure, The dimensions, the front and top, and views of the
model are also shown in the figure.

Week 3:
1.
Create
the
parts
of
the

universal coupling show in figure.

2. Create the parts of the Knuckle joint show in figure

Week 4:
1. Create assembly of universal coupling.
2. Create assembly of Knuckle joint.
Week: 5
1. Generate all the views for given figure and also add text to the drawing.

2. Create the model using Sheet metal operations.


Week: 5

A truss is loaded and supported as shown in figure. Find the axil forces and stresses
in the members BF, EF, and CD. Given that E=210 GPa and A= 5 cm 2 for all
members.

3. A distributed load of 1000 N/m (1 N/mm) will be applied to a solid


steel beam with a rectangular cross section as shown in the figure
below. The cross-section of the beam is 10mm x 10mm while the
modulus of elasticity of the steel is 200Gpa, poissions ratio: 0.3

Solution:
Maximum deformation : 78.125mm
Maximum stress: 750 minimum stress: 0.920e-12

4. Find maximum deflection and maximum stress of the beam as shown


in figure whose Young's modulus EX: 200000, Poisson's Ratio PRXY:
0.3

Results:
maximum deflection: 0.846402
maximum stress: 61.933
minimum stress: 0.204082

1. Find the first five natural frequencies and corresponding mode shapes of the cantilever
beam shown in figure

2. Determine the Harmonic response of cantilever beamby applying a cyclic load of 100 N
(harmonic) at the free end of thecantileverbeam. The frequency of the load will be varied
from 1 - 100 Hz.

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