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Computer Aided Analysis & Design Course

The document outlines the course ME G611 on Computer Aided Analysis & Design, detailing its objectives, evaluation components, and historical context of CAAD. It emphasizes the importance of geometric modeling, FE simulation, and the use of various software tools in engineering design. The course aims to enhance students' self-reliance in design and analysis while preparing them for industry applications and higher studies.

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Computer Aided Analysis & Design Course

The document outlines the course ME G611 on Computer Aided Analysis & Design, detailing its objectives, evaluation components, and historical context of CAAD. It emphasizes the importance of geometric modeling, FE simulation, and the use of various software tools in engineering design. The course aims to enhance students' self-reliance in design and analysis while preparing them for industry applications and higher studies.

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Computer Aided Analysis & Design

ME G611
ME G611
Computer
Aided Analysis
& Design

Course Handout
Credit Model: 3L – 0P – 5U
5U = 3U+2U

40+ Hours: Class-Room Instructions (3U)


+
Project work beyond 40+ Hours (2U)
Text Book
Course Objectives
❑ Develop complete self-reliance in Geometric Modelling,
FE Simulation and analysis of real life design problems of engineering
with the aid of computers.
❑ Understand the mathematical and physical principles underlying
Geometric Modeling and Computer Graphics
❑Demonstrate the ability to design a component using CAAD tools
❑ Learn 2-D (MRI/CT images) to 3-D Modelling to 3D Printing
(Prototype)
Contents
Contents
Evaluation Components
[200 M | 100%]
Self Assessment
0%
As per Handout
Open Book

Mid-Semester Comprehensive
25% [50M] 40% [80M]
Fri 3-Mar, 2025 Wed 1-May, 2025
Open Book Close Book

Project Planned Quiz Class Participation


20% [40M] 10% [20M] 5% [10M]
13-Jan to 31-Mar March Continuous
Open Book OB/CB 0.5 M per class
Examinations: Difficulty Level
High DL
10 to 20 %
Medium DL
60 to 80 %
Low DL
10 to 20 %
Evaluation Components
Interactive Learning

Instructor
Resource Volunteer
Person Students

Students
Downloading of any Pirated Software or module of
software is
STRICTLY NOT ALLOWED
Takeaway
Parametric Approach| Solid Modelling

Exposure to Softwares
Simens Nx | Solid Modelling

Fusion-360 | Integrated CAD/M

3D Slicer | Image computing platform

Fused Deposition Modelling | 3D Printing


Course will be useful………

❑ PS
❑ Placement
❑ Higher studies
Few Industries which offer PS project and
Placement in CAD/CAE
CAAD | History
Traditional Design

World War-II Era | Design of B17 Flying Fortress Bomber

How was it designed


Computer Aided Analysis & Design

21st Century | Design of 787 Dreamliner


History of CAAD

Before 1980 Decade by Decade


Year Event
The first graphic system was developed in mid 1950 by the US Air Force's ‘Air Defense
1950’s System’. The system was developed at Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Lincoln
Laboratory. SYSTEM: SAGE (Semi Automatic Ground Environment)

Until this time, design of complex part was very time consuming, Design iterations, performance
testing were impossible to complete on time and under the budget.

First commercial CAD system emerged when companies like GM, Boeing and Lockheed
1960’s developed mainframe computer based design systems.

Because of high cost of CAAD systems, CAAD was used primarily by large engineering
1970’s
firms until the introduction of mini computers.
History of CAAD

In 80’s Year by Year


Year Event
1980 T&W Systems releases Versa CAD
1980 Matra Datavision founded as part of Lagardene Group and starts producing CAD/CAM software.
1981 Dassault Systems is created.
1981 Computer graphics from Cornell University founded 3D/Eye Inc., a pioneered 3D and graphics technology.

1981 Unigraphics introduced the first solid modeling system, UniSolid.


It was based on PADL-2, and was sold as a stand-alone product to Unigraphics.
1982 CATIA Version 1 is announced as an add-on product for 3D design, surface modeling and NC programming.

1982 In 1982 mini computers with much more power at less cost started to appear. This was a major step forward
and by 1984 the technology began to be competitive with traditional methods.
For many years aircraft had of course been designed using computers, but now it was becoming possible to
economically design other domestic products with complex 3D shapes using a computer.
1982 Autodesk was founded by sixteen people in April 1982 in California by initiative of John Walker in idea to
create a CAD program for a price of $1000 to can run on PC. John Walker has been running Marinchip
Systems for two years before. The first version of AutoCAD was based on a CAD program wrote in 1981 by
Mike Riddle called MicroCAD, changed later in Interact.
1989 Parametric Technology ships the first version of Pro/ENGINEER.
Place in Industry
CAD/M Process

Traditional Product Cycle (Before 1980’s

product design
drafting
concept engineering

customers order new


process
and equipment
planning
markets and tooling

quality production
production
control scheduling

What were the drawbacks?


CAD/M Process

Product Cycle with CAD CAM Overlaid (after 1980’s)


Computer- Computer-
Aided Analysis & automated drafting
Design and documentation

product design
drafting
concept engineering

customers order new Computer-


process
and equipment aided process
planning
markets and tooling planning

quality production
production
control scheduling

Computer- Computer-controlled Computer scheduling,


aided quality robots, material requirements planning,
control machines, etc. shop floor control
?CAAD?
What is CAAD?

❑ Traditional designs are evaluated for their validity and


performance via Computer Aided Analysis & Design (CAAD).

Modeling
Analysis C
(structural, Thermal, Dynamic, Manufacturing
Coupled, Fatigue, Buckling)

❑ Computer Aided Design is Modeling, Analysis, and


Manufacturing. CAAD is CAD/CAM.
What is CAAD?

Geometric Engine: Algorithms & Database

CG

CAE CAAD CAM

Modelling
Advantages
Advantages of CAAD

Advantages: CAAD Engineering


Accuracy in design can be assured
Modifications in design are relatively easy

Optimized solution as result of engineering analysis


Better control over the complete project

Simulation of computer generated model may reduce or


completely eliminate prototype testing
Reduced testing and redesign costs thereby shortening the
product development time.
Identify issues in designs before tooling is committed.
Applications
Applications of CAAD

Applications Mechanical Engineering


Applications of CAAD

Applications: Architecture | Construction | Interior


Applications of CAAD

Advanced Applications Medical Profession


Chapter wise Objectives
Parametric Approach Vs. Algebraic Approach

Representation of solid model with

Parametric Equations instead of Algebraic Equations

Algebraic Equation Parametric Equation ?


Analytic Curves
Understand Parametric form of Analytic Curves
Synthetic Curves
Understand Parametric form of Synthetic Curves
Synthetic Curves | Hermite Cubic Spline
Generate Hermite Cubic Spline Curve using Parametric form
Synthetic Curves | Bezier Curve
Generate Bezier Curve using Parametric form
Synthetic Curve | B-Spline
Generate B-Spline Curve using Parametric form
Analytic Surfaces
Understand Parametric form of Analytic Surfaces
Synthetic Surfaces
Understand Parametric form of Synthetic Surfaces and
Generate: Hermite Cubic, Bezier, B-Spline
3-D Solid Modelling
Understand generation of Wire Frame Solid Modelling
3-D Solid Modelling
Understand generation of Surface Solid Modelling
3-D Solid Modelling
Understand Constructive Solid Geometry
Mass Property Calculations
Determine Length, Surface Area, Volume, Mass and
Moment of Inertia of solid models
Product Data Exchange
Understand Product Data Exchange and International
Standards

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