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SUMMARY:DraftSight Essentials
DESCRIPTION:Skills Learned\n\nLearn the fundamentals of DraftSight for efficient 2D drafting and design.\nUnderstand how to optimize drawings for manufacturability\, enhancing quality and efficiency.\nExplore DraftSight’s compatibility with various 2D formats for broad application.\nCreate and utilize existing libraries of Blocks\, Attributes\, and Entity Groups\nDiscover how DraftSight integrates with other SOLIDWORKS products for a comprehensive design and manufacturing solution.\n\nCourse Examples\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \nDraftSight Essentials Course Syllabus\nLesson 1: User Interface\n\nUser Interface\nPointing Devices\nTitle Bar\nToolbars\nDock and Undock\nTool palettes\nCustomize – Tool palettes\nExercise 1: Mouse Gestures\nExercise 2: Tool Palettes\n\n\nLesson 2: View Commands\n\nViewing Drawings in DraftSight\nDynamic Pan\nDynamic Zoom\nZoom Window\nZoom Fit\nRebuild\nDisplay Quality\nZoom Previous\nNamed Views\nView Tiles\nViewports\nExercise 3: Zoom and Pan\nExercise 4: Views\n\n\nLesson 3: Coordinates\n\nDraftSight Coordinate System\nCartesian Coordinates\nInquiries\n\nDistance\nArea\nGet Properties\nGet Time\n\n\nUnits\n\nUnit Length Types\nAngular Unit Types\n\n\nBase Angle\nCoordinate Entry\nQuick Input\nEntity Snaps\n\nEsnap From Point\n\n\nDrawing Boundaries\nExercise 5: Inquiries\nExercise 6: Entity Snaps and Coordinates\n\n\nLesson 4: Creating a Simple Drawing\n\nDraftSight Drawing Basics\nNew Drawings\nLines\nDelete\nSelection Methods\nRectangle\nCircle\nUndo / Redo\nArc\nPolygon\nExercise 7: Create a simple drawing\n\n\nLesson 5: Modifying Entities\n\nModifications\nMove\nRotate\nMirror\nStretch\nCopy\nScale\nQuick Modify\nPower Trim\nExercise 8: Move and Rotate\nExercise 9: Mirror and Stretch\nExercise 10: Power Trim & Scale\n\n\nLesson 6: Properties and Layers\n\nLayers\nLayer States\n\nShow or Hide Layers\nFreeze and Thaw Layers\n\n\nLocked Layers\nLayer Manager\nEntity Properties\n\nColor\nLine Style\nLine Weight\n\n\nProperties Painter\nMerge Layers\nExercise 11: Layers and Properties\n\nLesson 7: Dimensions\n\nDimension Styles\nSmart Dimension\nLinear Dimension\nAngular Dimension\nDiameter Dimension\nDimension Palette\nContinue Dimensions\nSplit Dimension\nExercise 12: Dimension Style\nExercise 13: Dimensioning\nExercise 14: Modifying Dimensions\n\n\nLesson 8: Text\n\nText styles\nSimple Notes\nNotes\nNote Formatting\nSmart Leaders\nCurved Text\nFind and Replace\nSpell Check\nExercise 15: Adding Text\nExercise 16: Format Text\n\n\nLesson 9: Blocks\n\nMake Blocks\nPaste as Block\nInsert Block\nEdit Component\nAssign Attributes\nUpdate Block Attributes\nBlock Attributes Display Mode\nEdit Attributes\nExercise 17: Creating and Inserting Blocks\n\n\nLesson 10: Custom Blocks\n\nWhat are Custom Blocks?\n\nWhat is an Element?\nWhat is an Activity?\n\n\nEdit Blocks\nMirror Element\nMirror Activity\nVisibility States\nToggle Visibility\nExercise 18: Creating and testing a Custom Block\n\n\nLesson 11: Entity Groups\n\nEntity Groups\n\nCreating Entity Groups\nEntity Group Selection\nEntity Group Display Mode\nEntity Group\n\n\nEdit Entity Group\nExercise 19: Creating and Editing Entity Groups\n\n\nLesson 12: Printing\n\nPrinting in DraftSight\nPrint Previews\nPrint Configurations\nQuick Print\nManual setup\nAdditional Options\nStyle Table\nExercise 20: Manual Print
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SUMMARY:SOLIDWORKS Simulation Essentials
DESCRIPTION:Skills Learned\n\nUnderstanding the analysis process\, including stress analysis in plates\, brackets\, and other components.\nLearning mesh controls\, stress concentrations\, and boundary conditions to accurately predict real-world behaviors.\nConducting assembly analysis with interactions\, understanding symmetrical and self-equilibrated assemblies.\nExploring bonded mesh options\, analyzing thin components\, and employing mixed meshing techniques for shells and solids.\nImplementing beam elements for the analysis of structures like conveyor frames\, and mixed meshing for solids\, beams\, and shells in complex assemblies.\nConducting thermal stress analysis and adaptive meshing to refine results and ensure accuracy.\nUnderstanding large displacement analysis for evaluating nonlinear behaviors and permanent deformations.\n\nCourse Examples\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \nSOLIDWORKS Simulation Essentials Course Syllabus\nLesson 1: The Analysis Process\n\nThe Analysis Process\nCase Study: Stress in a Plate\n\nProject Description\nSOLIDWORKS Simulation Interface\n\n\nSOLIDWORKS Simulation Options\n\nPlot Settings\n\n\nPreprocessing\n\nNew Study\nAssigning Material Properties\nFixtures\nFixture Types\nExternal Loads\nSize and Color of Symbols\nPreprocessing Summary\n\n\nMeshing\n\nStandard Mesh\nCurvature-Based Mesh\nBlended Curvature-Based Mesh\nMesh Density\nElement Sizes\nMinimum Number of Elements in a Circle\nRatio\nMesh Quality\n\n\nProcessing\nPostprocessing\n\nResult Plots\nModifying Result Plots\nNodal vs. Element Stresses\nShow as Tensor Plot Option\nAverage stresses at mid-nodes\nManaging Result Plots\nAdditional Plot Controls\nOther Plots\n\n\nMultiple Studies\n\nCreating New Studies\nCopy Parameters\nCheck Convergence and Accuracy\nResults Summary\nComparison with Analytical Results\n\n\nReports\nExercise 1: Bracket\nExercise 2: Compressive Spring Stiffness\nExercise 3: Container Handle\n\nLesson 2: Mesh Controls\, Stress Concentrations and Boundary Conditions\n\nMesh Control\nCase Study: The L Bracket\nProject Description\n\nStages in the Process\nRun This Study\nAnalysis with Local Mesh Refinement\nMesh Controls\nResults Comparison\nStress Singularities\nSuppressed Configuration\n\n\nCase Study: Analysis of Bracket with a Fillet\n\nResult Force\n\n\nCase Study: Analysis of a Welded Bracket\nUnderstanding the Effect of Boundary Conditions\nExercise 4: C-bracket\nExercise 5: Bone Wrench\n\nLesson 3: Assembly Analysis with Interactions\n\nInteraction Analysis\nCase Study: Pliers with Global Interaction\n\nProject Description\nStages in the Process\nComponent Interaction\nComponent Interaction: Options\nComponent Interactions: Default Setting\nComponent Contact: Hierarchy and Conflicts\n\n\nStudy Properties\n\nViewing Assembly Results\nStrong Enough?\n\n\nContact or Bonded Interaction\nPliers with Local Interaction\n\nLocal Interaction\nLocal Interaction Types\nSelf-Contact\nRequired Force\nLocal Interaction Contact Properties\nContact Formulation\nContact Stresses\n\n\nExercise 6: Two Ring Assembly\n\nLesson 4: Symmetrical and Free Self-Equilibrated Assemblies\n\nShrink Fit Parts\nCase Study: Shrink Fit\nProject Description\n\nSymmetry\nDefeaturing\nRigid Body Mode\nUnderconstrained Bodies\nShrink Fit Contact Condition\nPlot Results in Local Coordinate System\nCylindrical Coordinate Systems\nSaving All Plots\nWhat’s Wrong Feature\n\n\nAnalysis with Soft Springs\n\nSoft Springs\nInertial Relief\nCollapse Tree Item\n\n\nExercise 7: Bone Wrench Assembly\n\nLesson 5: Assembly Analysis with Connectors and Mesh Refinement\n\nCase Study: Cardan Joint\nRemote Load/Mass\n\nLoad Location\nReference Coordinate System\nTypes of Loads\nConnection Type\n\n\nConnectors\n\nConnector Types\nAutomatic Conversion of Toolbox Fasteners to Bolts\nDistributed Coupling\nBolt Strength Data\nBolt Pre-load\nBolt Tight fit and Diameter\nInteraction Viewer\nAutomatically Find Local Interactions\nLocal Interaction Contact Properties\nPin Connectors\nRotational and Axial Stiffness\nVirtual Wall\, Axial and Tangential Stiffness\n\n\nMesh Control in an Assembly\n\nRequired Number of Solid Elements in Thin Features\nPin/Bolt Force\n\n\nMesh Plots\n\nQuality Plot\nFactor of Safety Plot\n\n\nExercise 8: Chain Link\nExercise 9: Lift Assembly\nBearings\n\nBearing Connectors\nBearing Fixtures\nBearing Loads\n\n\nExercise 10: Spot Welds-Solid Mesh\n\nInteraction Between Parts\n\n\nExercise 11: Bolt Connectors\nExercise 12: Wood Splitter\n\nLesson 6: Bonded Mesh Options\n\nBonded Mesh Options\nCase Study: Rotor\nCentrifugal Force\nCyclical Symmetry\nBonding Options\n\nGap Range\nCommon Nodes\nAutomatic Switch\n\n\nBonding Formulation\n\nNode to Surface\nSurface to Surface\n\n\nExercise 13: Vise Grip Pliers\n\nSpring Connector Types\nSpring Connector Options\n\n\n\nLesson 7: Analysis of Thin Components\n\nThin Components\nCase Study: Pulley\nPart 1: Mesh with Solid Elements\n\nSymmetry Fixtures\n\n\nPart 2: Refined Solid Mesh\nSolid vs. Shell\nCreating Shell Elements\nPart 3: Shell Elements – Mid-plane Surface\n\nThin vs. Thick Shells\nShell Mesh Colors\nChanging Mesh Orientation\nShell Element Alignment\nRender shell thickness in 3D\nApplying Symmetry Restraints\n\n\nResults Comparison\n\nComputational Effort\n\n\nCase Study: Joist Hanger\nConvergence Check Plot\nExercise 14: Bracket\nExercise 15: Shell Mesh Using Outer/Inner Faces\nExercise 16: Edge Weld Connector\nExercise 17: Container Handle Weld\n\nLesson 8: Mixed Meshing Shells & Solids\n\nMixed Meshing Solids and Shells\n\nBonding Shells and Solids\nMixed Mesh: Supported Analysis Types\n\n\nCase Study: Pressure Vessel\n\nProject Description\nAnalyze the Assembly\nPreparing the Model\nMaterial\nSteel Identification Systems\nUNS Index\nOther Indices\nBulk and Shear Moduli\nShell to Shell Bonding\nShell to Solid Bonded\nFailure Diagnostics\nMeshing Small Features\nIncremental Meshing\n\n\nExercise 18: Mixed Mesh Analysis\nSimulation Evaluator\n\nLesson 9: Beam Elements-Analysis of a Conveyor Frame\n\nProject Description\n\nElement Choices\nBeam Elements\nTruss Elements\nStages in the Process\nSlenderness Ratio\nSection Properties\nConnected and Disconnected Joints\nSphere Diameter Defining Beam Joint\nBeam Joints: Locations\nBeam Joint Types\nRender Beam Profile\nBeam Stress Components\nCross-section 1st and 2nd Directions\nBending Moment and Shear Force Diagram\n\n\n\nLesson 10: Mixed Meshing Solids\, Beams & Shells\n\nMixed Meshing\nCase Study: Particle Separator\nBeam Imprint\nExercise 19: Cabinet\nExercise 20: Frame Rigidity\n\nLesson 11: Design Study\n\nCase Study: Suspension Design\nPart 1: Multiple Load Cases\n\nDesign Studies\nParameters\nDesign Study Results\nDesign Study Options\n\n\nPart 2: Geometry Modification\n\nDesign Study Graph\n\n\nExercise 21: Design Study\n\nLesson 12: Thermal Stress Analysis\n\nThermal Stress Analysis\nCase Study: Bimetallic Strip\n\nProject Description\nMaterial Properties\nImporting Temperature and Pressure\n\n\nSaving Model in its Deformed Shape\n\nLesson 13: Adaptive Meshing\n\nAdaptive Meshing\nCase Study: Support Bracket\nh-Adaptivity Study\n\nh-Adaptivity Options\nh-Adaptive Plots\nConvergence Graph\nReview h-adaptive Solution\nStrain Energy Error is NOT Stress Error\n\n\np-Adaptivity Study\n\np-Adaptive Solution Method\nh vs. p Elements\nMethod Comparison\n\n\nh vs. p Elements – Summary\n\nWhich Solution Method is Better?\n\n\n\nLesson 14: Large Displacement Analysis\n\nSmall vs. Large Displacement Analysis\nCase Study: Clamp\nPart 1: Small Displacement Linear Analysis\n\nResults Discussion\nContact in Small and Large Displacement Analyses\n\n\nPart 2: Large Displacement Nonlinear Analysis\n\nPermanent Deformation\nSOLIDWORKS Simulation Premium\n\n\n\nRelated Events\n\n\n\nSOLIDWORKS Surface Modeling \nAugust 28 @ 8:00 am – August 29 @ 5:00 pm CDT\n\n\nSOLIDWORKS Simulation Professional \nSeptember 2 @ 8:00 am – 5:00 pm CDT\n\n\nSOLIDWORKS Advanced Part Modeling \nSeptember 3 @ 8:00 am – September 5 @ 5:00 pm CDT
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SUMMARY:SOLIDWORKS Advanced Part Modeling
DESCRIPTION:Skills Learned\n\nMultibody design techniques to create combine and manage multiple solid bodies in a single part file\nMaster advanced sweeps\, lofts\, and boundary features to create complex shapes\nProficiency using splines to creating complex organic shapes & advanced spline manipulation techniques\n3D sketches and curve features to add dynamic elements to models\nManipulation of face features and freeform part design\n\nCourse Examples\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \nSOLIDWORKS Advanced Part Modeling Course Syllabus\nLesson 1: Multibody Design Techniques\n\nMultibody Parts\nHide/Show Tree Items\nMultibody Design Techniques\n\nCreating a Multibody\nMerge Result\n\n\nCase Study: Multibody Design\n\nContour Selection\n\n\nSolid Bodies Folder\nLocal Operations\nFeature Scope\nPatterning Bodies\nTool Body Technique\n\nUsing Insert Part\nExternal References\nEntities to Transfer\nLocate Part and Move/Copy Bodies\n\n\nCombining Bodies\nSharing a Model\nCase Study: Protective Screen\nIntersect with Solid Bodies\nCase Study: Bowl\n\nCalculating Internal Volume\n\n\nIndent Feature\nCase Study: Indent\nDeleting Solid Bodies\n\nDelete/Keep Body Feature\n\n\nExercise 1: Bridging a Multibody Part\nExercise 2: Local Operations\nExercise 3: Positioning Inserted Parts\nExercise 4: Patterning Bodies\nExercise 5: Modeling Negative Space\nExercise 6: Combining a Multibody Part\nExercise 7: Indent\n\n\nLesson 2: Saving Solid Bodies\n\nMultibody Part vs. Assembly\nSaving Bodies Functions\n\nDefault Templates\n\n\nCase Study: Clamp\nInsert into New Part\nSave Bodies\nCase Study: Boat Cleat\nModeling for Rapid Tooling\nSplitting a Part into Multiple Bodies\n\nSplit Feature\n\n\nCase Study: Handle\n\nSaving Split Bodies\n\n\nAutomating an Assembly\nCase Study: Using Split Part with Legacy Data\nExercise 8: Insert into New Part\nExercise 9: Split Part and Save Bodies\nExercise 10: Modeling for Rapid Tooling\n\n\nLesson 3: Sketching with Splines\n\nCurves in Sketches\nUsing Sketch Pictures\nCase Study: Guitar Body\nSplines\n\nStandard Spline\nCreating and Manipulating Splines\nAnatomy of a Spline\nSpline Tools\n\n\nAdding Spline Relations\n\nSpline Handle Basics\nSpline Handle Relations\n\n\nChanging the Shape of a Spline\n\nThe Control Polygon\nManipulating the Spline Handles\n\n\nFully Defining Splines\nEvaluating Splines\n\nSpline Evaluation Tools\nWhat is Curvature?\nEvaluating Curve Quality using Curvature Combs\nSpline Parameters\nOther Spline Modification Tools\n\n\nCase Study: Two Point Spline\n\nEqual Curvature and Torsion Continuity\nEvaluating Continuity with Curvature Combs\n\n\nAnalyzing Solid Geometry\n\nDisplay Curvature\nZebra Stripes\nSurface Curvature Combs\n\n\nCase Study: Torsion Continuity\nStyle Spline\nCase Study: Watering Can Handle\n\nStyle Spline Types\nStyle Spline Tools\n\n\nFit Spline\nCase Study: Coffee Cup\n\nFit Spline Parameters\nFit Spline Tolerance\nSplines Summary\n\n\nExercise 11: Fleur-de-lis\nExercise 12: Soda Bottle\nExercise 13: Spline Practice\nExercise 14: Coffee Cup Handle\nExercise 15: Fun with Splines\n\n\nLesson 4: Introduction to Sweeping\n\nSweeping\nCase Study: Faux Raised Panel Door\nSweep with Guide Curves\nCase Study: Bottle Body\n\nPierce Relation\nShowing Intermediate Sections\nMulti-thickness Shell\n\n\nThe SelectionManager\nCase Study: Hanger Bracket\nExercise 16: Oval Foot Drawer Pull\n\nSymmetrical Splines\n\n\nExercise 17: Tire Iron\n\nCircular Profile Sweep\nDome Feature\n\n\nExercise 18: Starship Fuselage\nExercise 19: Build Your Own Bottle\n\n\nLesson 5: 3D Sketching and Curve Features\n\nCurve Features\nCase Study: Spring\nSweeping Along a 3D Path\n3D Sketching\n\nUsing Reference Planes\nAdditional Techniques\nSpace Handle\nSubset of Sketch Entities and Relations\n\n\nHelix Curve\n\nHelix and Spiral Feature\n\n\nCreating a 3D Curve from Orthogonal Views\nProjected Curve Feature\nCombining Curves\n\nComposite Curve Feature\n\n\nSmoothing Transitions\nExercise 20: 3D Sketching\nExercise 21: 3D Sketching with Planes\n\nActivating a Plane\nCreating a Plane within a 3D Sketch\n\n\nExercise 22: D-cell Flashlight Spring\nExercise 23: Water Bottle Cage\n\nLesson 6: Threads and Library Feature Parts\n\nBottle Features\n\nLibrary Feature Parts\n\n\nCase Study: Modeling Threads\n\nThread Feature\nThread Profile\n\n\nSaving a Library Feature Part\nPerformance Considerations\n\nPerformance Settings in System Options\nPerformance Settings in Document Properties\nSuppressing Features\nUsing the Freeze Bar\n\n\nCase Study: Adding the Label Outline\n\nDesigning a Library Feature Part\nLibrary Feature File Locations\nAnatomy of a Library Feature Part\nFile Explorer\nDissolve Library Feature\n\n\nCreating the Sweep Path\n\nSplitting a Face\n\n\nSweeping Along Model Edges\n\nPropagate Along Tangent Edges\n\n\nExercise 24: Worm Gear\nExercise 25: Cosmetic Threads\n\nUsing the Stud Wizard\nAdding Cosmetic Threads\n\n\nExercise 26: Adding the Bottle Lip\nExercise 27: Starship Continued\n\n\nLesson 7: Advanced Sweeping\n\nSweep Options\nAdditional Sweep Settings\nProfile Orientation\n\nIntermediate Sections\nFollow Path\nKeep Normal Constant\n\n\nCase Study: Keep Normal Constant\nIntersection Curve Feature\nVisualizing Sweep Sections\n\nFace Curves\nControlling Twist\n\n\nCase Study: Controlling Twist\nCase Study: Controlling Twist with Guide Curves\nCase Study: Align with End Faces\n\nSweeping Along Non-tangent Edges\n\n\nSolid Profile\nCase Study: Drill Bit\nExercise 28: Twist Along Path\nExercise 29: Controlling Twist with Guide Curves\n\nEquation Driven Curve\nWhat do the Equations Mean?\n\n\nExercise 30: Makeup Case\nExercise 31: Mouse\nExercise 32: Blower Housing\n\n\nLesson 8: Introduction to Loft and Boundary Features\n\nComparing Complex Features\nHow Lofting and Boundary Work\nCase Study: Defroster Vent\nLoft Feature\n\nPreparation of the Profiles\nMerge Tangent Faces\nStart and End Constraints\n\n\nBoundary Feature\n\nBoundary with Surfaces\nSelectionManager in Loft and Boundary\n\n\nCase Study: Lofted Merge\nCase Study: Reusing Sketches\nCopying a Sketch\nModify Sketch\nDerived Sketches\nBoundary Preview Options\nSketch Block and Library Feature Profiles\nExercise 33: Lofted Vase\nExercise 34: Creating a Transition\nExercise 34: Creating a Transition\nExercise 36: Sketch Blocks as Profiles\n\nCurve Through XYZ\nSketch Blocks\n\n\n\n\nLesson 9: Advanced Loft and Boundary Features\n\nAdditional Curves in Loft and Boundary\nCenterline Lofting\nCase Study: Heat Shield\n\nSharing Sketches\n\n\nLoft Preview Options\nAdding Sketch Segments\n\nSegment\nSplit Entities\n\n\nCleaning Up a Model\nDeleting Faces\n\nDelete Face Feature\n\n\nEvaluating Edges\n\nDeviation Analysis\n\n\nFace Fillets\nCase Study: Hook\n\nPlanning a Modeling Strategy\n\n\nCurve Influence\nExercise 37: Hook Continued\nExercise 38: Funnel\n\nConics\n\n\nExercise 39: Rocker Arm\n\n\nLesson 10: Advanced Filleting and Other Features\n\nFillet Settings\nFillet Parameters\n\nFillet Method\nFillet Profile\n\n\nConstant Size Fillets\n\nMultiple Radius\nSetback Parameters\n\n\nDelete Face: Delete and Fill\nPartial Edge Parameters\nFillet Options\n\nSelect Through Faces\nKeep Features\nRound Corners\nOverflow Options\n\n\nVariable Size Fillets\n\nVariable Size Control Points\nVariable Size Fillet Profile\nStraight and Smooth Transitions\nZero Radius Values\n\n\nFace Fillets\n\nCurvature Continuous Fillets\nRadial or Chord Width Definition\nHold Lines\n\n\nFilletXpert\nOther Advanced Features\nWrap Feature\nDirect Editing\n\nMove Face Feature\n\n\nExercise 40: Variable Radius Fillet\nExercise 41: Face Fillets\nExercise 42: Bottle Fillets\nExercise 43: Watering Can\nExercise 44: Delete Face\nExercise 45: Direct Editing
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CATEGORIES:Advanced Part Modeling,Event,Mechanical
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SUMMARY:SOLIDWORKS Simulation Professional
DESCRIPTION:Skills Learned\n\nUnderstand and apply heat transfer analysis for evaluating thermal properties and behaviors.\nConduct frequency analysis to determine resonant frequencies and mode shapes of designs.\nAnalyze fatigue to predict the life expectancy of products under repeated loading.\nPerform stability analysis based on linear buckling concepts to assess structural stability.\nUtilize 2D simulations for plane stress\, strain\, and axisymmetry scenarios.\nApply pressure vessel modulus for analyzing pressure vessels and similar structures.\nAddress and analyze parts and assemblies with various gap/contact conditions.\n\nCourse Examples\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \nSOLIDWORKS Simulation Professional Course Syllabus\nLesson 1: Frequency Analysis of Parts\n\nModal Analysis Basics\n\nRequired Material Properties\nFrequencies and Mode Shapes\nFundamental Frequency\n\n\nCase Study: The Tuning Fork\nFrequency Analysis With Supports\n\nPostprocessing Frequency Results\n\n\nFrequency Analysis Without Supports\n\nAutomatic Saving of a Model File\nRigid Body Modes\nFundamental Frequency\nEffect of Restraints\n\n\nFrequency Analysis with Load\n\nEffects of Prestress\n\n\nExercise 1: Frequency Analysis of a Car Suspension Bulkhead\nExercise 2: Frequency Analysis of a Blower Fan\n\nPart 1: Analysis Without Load\nPart 2: Analysis With Load\nDesign Study (optional)\n\n\nExercise 3: Frequency Analysis of an Impeller\n\n\nLesson 2: Frequency Analysis of Assemblies\n\nCase Study: The Engine Mount\nAll Bonded Interaction Conditions\n\nRemote Mass\nMass Properties\nConnecting the Assembly Parts\n\n\nBonded and Free Interactions\nExercise 4: Frequency Analysis of a Particle Separator\nExercise 5: Frequency Analysis of Tuning Forks Assembly\n\n\nLesson 3: Buckling Analysis\n\nBuckling Analysis\n\nLinear vs. Nonlinear Buckling Analysis\nBuckling Factor of Safety (BFS)\nBuckling Analysis Considerations\n\n\nCase Study: Particle Separator\n\nConclusion\nCalculating Buckling Loads\nResults Discussion\nWill the structure Buckle or Yield First?\n\n\nExercise 6: Buckling Analysis of a Stool\nExercise 7: Cabinet\n\n\nLesson 4: Load Cases\n\nLoad Cases\nCase Study: Scaffolding\n\nProject Description\nInitial Load Case\n\n\n\n\nLesson 5: Submodeling\n\nSubmodeling\n\nParent Study\n\n\nCase Study: Scaffolding\nPart 1: Parent Study\n\nParent Load Cases in Submodeling Study\n\n\nPart 2: Child Study\n\nSelecting Components for Submodeling\nSubmodel Fixtures\nEnergy Norm Error Plot\n\n\n\n\nLesson 6: Topology Analysis\n\nCase Study: Rear Bike Shock Link\nGoals and Constraints\n\nBest Stiffness to Weight ratio\nMinimize Maximum Displacement\nMinimize Mass\n\n\nManufacturing Controls\n\nAdd Preserved Region\nSpecified Thickness Control\nSpecify De-mold Direction\nSpecify Symmetry Planes\n\n\nMesh Effects\nLoad Cases in Topology Studies\nExport Smoothed Mesh\nExercise 8: Topology Analysis of a Stool\n\n\nLesson 7: Thermal Analysis\n\nThermal Analysis Basics\n\nMechanisms of Heat Transfer\nConduction\nConvection\nRadiation\nMaterial Properties for Thermal Analysis\n\n\nCase Study: Microchip Assembly\nSteady-State Thermal Analysis\n\nInterfacial Conductance\nInsulation\nInitial Temperature\nThermal Results\nHeat Flux\nHeat Power\n\n\nTransient Thermal Analysis\n\nImporting Convective Effect from SOLIDWORKS Flow\nSimulation\nTransient Data Sensors\nResults Comparison\n\n\nTransient Analysis with Time Varying Load\n\nTime Curves\nTemperature Curves\n\n\nTransient Thermal Analysis using a Thermostat\n\nSymmetry Boundary Condition in Thermal Analysis\n\n\nExercise 9: Thermal Analysis of a Cup\n\nLesson 8: Thermal Analysis with Radiation\n\nCase Study: Spot Light Assembly\nSteady State Analysis\n\nReview of Analysis Parameters\nHeat Flux Singularities\n\n\n\n\nLesson 9: Advanced Thermal Stress2D Simplification\n\nThermal Stress Analysis\nCase Study: Metal Expansion Joint\nThermal Analysis\n\n2D Simplification\nPrescribed Temperature Condition\nMeshing Considerations in Thermal Analysis\n\n\nThermal Stress Analysis\n\nImporting Temperatures and Pressures from SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation\nReference Temperature at Zero Strains\n\n\n3D Model\nExercise 10: Thermal Stress Analysis of a Microchip Testing Assembly\n\nThermal Stress Study\nChange in Thermal Boundary Conditions\n\n\nExercise 11: Thermal Stress Analysis of a Gas Tank\nExercise 12: Thermal Stress Analysis of a Thermoelectric Cooler\n\n\nLesson 10: Fatigue Analysis\n\nFatigue\n\nStages of Failure due to Fatigue\nHigh vs. Low Cycle Fatigue\n\n\nStress-life (S-N) Based Fatigue\n\nFatigue Loading\n\n\nCase Study: Pressure Vessel\nThermal Study\nThermal Stress Study\n\nStatic Pressure Study\n\n\nFatigue Terminology\n\nS-N Curve\n\n\nFatigue Study\n\nDerive from Material Elastic Modulus\nConstant Amplitude Events Interaction\nAlternating Stress Computation\nMean Stress Correction\nFatigue Strength Reduction Factor\nDamage Factor Plot\nDamage Result Discussion\n\n\nFatigue Study with Dead Load\n\nDead Loads in Fatigue Analysis\nBolts in Fatigue Analysis\nFind Cycle Peaks\n\n\nExercise 13: Fatigue Analysis of a Basketball Rim\nExercise 14: Fatigue of Trailer Hitch\n\n\nLesson 11: Variable Amplitude Fatigue\n\nCase Study: Suspension\nFatigue Study\n\nVariable Amplitude Fatigue Event\nRainflow Cycle Counting Method\nVariable Loading Curve\nBins for Rainflow Counting\nNoise in Random Loading History\nFatigue Strength Reduction Factor\nRainflow Matrix Chart\nFatigue Literature\n\n\n\n\nLesson 12: Drop Test Analysis\n\nDrop Test Analysis\nCase Study: Camera\nRigid Floor Drop Test\n\nDrop Test Parameters\nDynamic Analysis\nDamping\nSolution Time\nGraphing Results\nLinear vs. Nonlinear Solution\n\n\nElastic Floor\, Elasto-Plastic Material\nElasto-Plastic Material Model\n\nElasto-Plastic Model Parameters\nProcessing Elasto-Plastic Results\n\n\nDrop Test with Contact Interaction (optional)\nExercise 15: Drop Test of a Clip\n\n\nLesson 13: Optimization Analysis\n\nOptimization Analysis\nCase Study: Press Frame\nStatic and Frequency Analyses\nOptimization Analysis\n\nOptimization Goal\nDesign Variable Summary\nDefine Constraints\nConstraint Tolerance\nConstraint Definition Procedure\nPostprocessing Optimization Results\nLocal Trend Graphs\n\n\nExercise 16: Optimization Analysis of a Cantilever Bracket\nExercise 17: Optimization of Heat Sink\n\n\nLesson 14: Pressure Vessel Analysis\n\nCase Study: Pressure Vessel\n\nStress Intensity\nMembrane and Bending Stresses (stress linearization)\nBasic Stress Intensity Limits\n\n\nPressure Vessel Analysis\n\nLoad Case Combinations\nGeneral Primary Membrane Stress Intensity\n\n\nManhole Nozzle Flange and Cover\n\nStress Linearization\n\n\n\nRelated Events\n\n\n\nSOLIDWORKS Simulation Essentials \nAugust 25 @ 8:00 am – August 27 @ 5:00 pm CDT\n\n\nSOLIDWORKS Surface Modeling \nAugust 28 @ 8:00 am – August 29 @ 5:00 pm CDT\n\n\nSOLIDWORKS Advanced Part Modeling \nSeptember 3 @ 8:00 am – September 5 @ 5:00 pm CDT
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SUMMARY:SOLIDWORKS Surface Modeling
DESCRIPTION:Skills Learned\n\nCreate complex organic shapes with Surfacing Tools\nFix issues with geometry and clean up scan data\nMaster complex lofting\, sweeps\, boundary blends\, & surface trims\nCombine solid and surface modeling techniques with hybrid modeling\nEvaluate parts for curvature continuity to improve part quality and improve manufacturability\n\nCourse Examples\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \nSOLIDWORKS Surface Modeling Course Syllabus\nLesson 1: Understanding Surfaces\n\nSolids and Surfaces\n\nGeometry vs. Topology\n\n\nWhat is a Solid?\n\nEuler’s Formula\n\n\nBehind the Scenes\n\nAdjusting FeatureManager Settings\nIntroducing: Extruded Surface\nIntroducing: Planar Surface\nIntroducing: Trim Surface\nIntroducing: Untrim Surface\nFace Curves and Mesh Preview\nIntroducing: Face Curves\nSurface Types\nFour-Sided Surfaces\nIntroducing: Knit Surface\n\n\nCreating Solids from Surfaces\n\nIntroducing: Create Solid\nIntroducing: Thicken.\n\n\nDecomposing a Solid into Surfaces\n\nIntroducing: Delete Face. .\n\n\nAdditional Surface Concepts\n\nBoolean Operations.\nEdges vs. Holes\n\n\nTake Aways\nWhy Use Surfaces?\n\nWhen Not to Use Surfaces\nHybrid Modeling\n\n\nContinuity Explained\nWorkflow with Surfaces\n\nWorking with Images\nLayout Sketch\nIdentify Symmetry and Edges\nIdentify Functional Faces\nCheck your Models Frequently\nCheck Entity\nUnderstanding Rebuild Options\nIntroducing: Verification on Rebuild\nFolders in the FeatureManager Design Tree.\nClean-up\n\n\nExercise 1: Trimming Surfaces.\nExercise 2: Trimming and Knitting\n\nIntroducing: Curve Through Reference Points\n\n\n\n\nLesson 2: Introduction to Surfacing\n\nSimilarities Between Solid and Surface Modeling\nBasic Surfacing\n\nIntroducing: Revolved Surface\nIntroducing: Swept Surface\nFilleting Surfaces\nCutting the Bottom\nIntroducing: Radiate Surface\nIntroducing: Cut with Surface\n\n\nSharing a Model\nAlternative to Trim\n\nIntroducing: Intersect\nSolid from Imported Surfaces\nChanging a Solid With a Surface\nRecreating a Molded Part\n\n\nExercise 3: Basic Surface Modeling\n\nIntroducing: Extend Surface\n\n\nExercise 4: Halyard Guide\nExercise 5: Finial Scroll\n\nRuled Surface\n\n\nExercise 6: Using Intersect\nExercise 7: Camera Body\n\n\nLesson 3: Solid-Surface Hybrid Modeling\n\nHybrid Modeling\nUsing Surfaces to Modify Solids\n\nDisplay\nIntroducing: Replace Face\n\n\nInterchanging Between Solids and Surfaces\nPerformance Implications\n\nWhat Contributes to Rebuild Time?\n\n\nSurfaces as Construction Geometry\n\nStages in the Process\n\n\nIntersection Curve Feature\nMaking Copies of Faces\n\nIntroducing: Offset Surface\nRepairing Countersunk Hole Problem\n\n\nFlattening Surfaces\n\nIntroducing: Surface Flatten\n\n\nExercise 8: Lofting Between Surfaces\nExercise 9: Finial Wrap\nExercise 10: Flatten Surface\n\n\nLesson 4: Repairing and Editing Imported Geometry\n\nImporting Data\n\nModeling Kernels\nContents of a CAD File\nFile Formats\nFormat Recommendations\n\n\nFile Translation\nWhy Do Imports Fail?\nSOLIDWORKS Import Options\n\n3D Interconnect for Native File Formats\n3D Interconnect for Neutral File Formats\n\n\nImporting a STEP File\n\nIntroducing: Import Diagnostics\nAddressing Errors in 3D Interconnect Imports\nAnother Option\n\n\nComparing Geometry\n\nAddressing Translation Errors\n\n\nRepairing and Editing Imported Geometry\n\nIntroducing: Check Entity.\nIntroducing: Display Curvature\nPatching Strategies\nIntroducing: Filled Surface\nAnother Strategy .\n\n\nProcedure for Rebuilding Fillets\n\nExtend Surface\nEditing Imported Parts\nDelete Hole\n\n\nExercise 11: Import Diagnosis\nExercise 12: Using Import Surface and Replace Face\nExercise 13: Repairing Imported Geometry\n\nLesson 5: Blends and Patches\n\nSmoothing Patches\n\nThree Alternative Approaches\n\n\nBoundary Surface\n\nIntroducing: Boundary Surface\n\n\nCorner Blends\n\nStages in the Process\nAlternative Approach\nSpline on Surface\nIntroducing: Spline on Surface\n\n\nExercise 14: Bathtub Fillet\nExercise 15: Corner Blend\n\n\nLesson 6: Complex Blends\n\nComplex Blends\n\nStages in the Process\nSplitting Trim Boundaries\nThe Cumulative Effect of Tolerances\nHide/Show Bodies\nIntroducing: Hide/Show Bodies\nUsing the Tab Key\nTrimming the Bottom Bracket\n\n\nFreeform Feature\n\nIntroducing: Freeform\nMesh Orientation\nUsing the Triad\nMoving Control Points\nUndoing Changes\nBoundary Conditions\n\n\nExercise 16: Bicycle Frame\nExercise 17: Patches\n\n\nLesson 7: Advanced Surface Modeling\n\nStages in the Process\n\nUsing Sketch Pictures\nCreating the Parting Surface\nConstruction Surfaces\nLofted Surface\nAdding a Loft Section\nAn Alternative Approach\n\n\nModeling the Lower Half\n\nIntroducing: Partial Ellipse\nPreparation for Using Filled Surface\nCompleting the Solid Model\n\n\nDesign Changes\n\nDynamic Feature Editing\nIntroducing: Instant3D\nReplacing the Planar Face\nCreating a Flat Surface\n\n\nExercise 18: Mouse Model\nExercise 19: Bar of Soap\nExercise 20: Handle\n\n\nLesson 8: Master Model Techniques\n\nIntroduction to Master Models\n\nTransmitting Curve Data\nPush and Pull type Operations\nNaming Bodies\nSpecifying the Configuration of the Parent\nSplit Feature\nSummary of Recommendations\n\n\nSurface Master Model Technique\n\nPropagating Changes\n\n\nWorking with a Solid Master Model\n\nSplitting the Part\nModeling the Keypad\n\n\nSpecialized Features for Plastic Parts\n\nIntroducing: Fastening Features\nMounting Boss\nReveal\nIntroducing: Draft Analysis\nSnap Hook and Groove\nFavorites\nSaving the Bodies and Creating an Assembly\n\n\nExercise 21: Solid Master Model\n\nRelated Events\n\n\n\nSOLIDWORKS Advanced Part Modeling \nSeptember 3 @ 8:00 am – September 5 @ 5:00 pm CDT\n\n\nSOLIDWORKS Sheet Metal \nSeptember 8 @ 8:00 am – September 9 @ 5:00 pm CDT\n\n\nDraftSight Essentials \nSeptember 10 @ 8:00 am – September 11 @ 5:00 pm CDT
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CATEGORIES:Mechanical,Surface Modeling
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