Industrial Engineering and Management
COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN
Description
Laboratory
3
Instructors
João Pinho
Contents
CP1. 3D CAD
CP1.1. Parts modeling principles
CP1.2. Assembling of parts
CP2. 2D CAD
CP2.1. Representation of definition / exection drawings on CAD
CP2.2. Representation of assembling drawings on CAD
CP3. ORTHOGRAPHIC REPRESENTATION
CP3.1 Representation of views
CP3.2 Sections and cuts
CP3.3 Dimensioning
CP4. DEFINITION / EXECUTION DRAWINGS
CP4.1 Nominal dimensioning / functional dimensioning, types of tolerance;
CP4.2 Tolerancing (Principles, Dimensional tol., Geometrical tol, General tol.);
CP4.3 Surface roughness (principles, general roughness;. Specific roughness);
CP5. MECHANICAL SYSTEMS DESIGN
CP5.1 Standard elements
CP5.2 Bill of Materials (BOM);
CP5.3 Selection of standard mechanical parts.
Learning Outcomes
This curricular unit have the propose to endow the students with skills that allow:
-(A) know the principles of standard representation (elements, methods and kinds of representation);
-(B) Development of skills to the interpretation of orthographic representations;
-(C) Interpret and execute a definition / implementation drawing;
-(D) Introduction to the functional analysis of mechanical systems with the execution of the respective assembly deawings, design and implementationof drawings;
-(E) Development of capacities to represente simple mechanical systems with standard and non standard elements;
-(F) Use parametric modeling CAD software to develop parts and assemblies in solid modeling, create configurations of parts and assemblies, import and export parts and assemblies in different formats, verify physical characteristics of parts / assembly and create images and photorealistic animations;