Design of Rear Door
In this project, the students will design the inner and outer panels of the rear door. The inner panels should be designed in such a way that the outer upper and outer lower panels…
Mechanical · Course
Automotive BIW Design and Development Part 2 using NXCAD
This course continues with the development of automotive BIW components using the popular software NXCAD.
- Duration
- 8 weeks
- Content
- 24 hours
- Projects
- 4
- Mode
- Online
OverviewWhat you'll
What you'll
be able to do.
- This program is designed
- Considering the complete Life cycle of a Design Phase in an Automotive Industry.
- All the mandatory subdomains in BIW like Upper Body, Underbody, Closures, and Engine Compartment are covered in detail, whereas all design aspects with respect to tooling and production are covered.
- One will be able to know the complete vehicle development process of both the DIGITAL and SERIAL LIFE processes.
Tools you'll use
Siemens NX CAD
Curriculum7 modules,
7 modules,
built with industry.
01Automotive BIW Design and Development Part 2 using NXCAD
- Rear Door DesignW01
- In this session, you will learn
- Design requirements for the tailgate components
- About functional requirements
- Rear visibility criteria regulations
- Rear crash regulations and requirements
- Sealing and its function
- Joining techniques like Hemming, spot welding, etc
- Manufacturing Technique using a casting part
- Gap and flushness requirements
- Functional requirements for:
- Hinge
- Gas-stay/ powerlifter
- In this session, you will learn
- Side-Body DesignW02
- In this session, you will learn
- Class-A surface correction
- Extracting reference surfaces
- Upper rail flange designing
- A-pillar Designing:
- A-Pillar lower
- A-pillar middle
- Quarter panel designing
- B-pillar designing
- Sill-mounting region designing
- Gas-stay retraction unit designing
- Rear-bumper designing
- Tail lamp Flange creation
- Side-body inner panel assembly
- A-pillar inner panel assembly:
- A-pillar upper inner panel
- A-pillar lower inner panel
- Lower inner panel assembly:
- Lower middle inner panel
- Lower front inner panel
- Lower rear inner panel
- Upper inner panel assembly:
- Upper rear inner panel
- Upper rear front inner panel
- Upper front inner panel
- B-pillar inner panel assembly:
- B-pillar inner panel
- B-pillar upper reinforcement inner panel
- B-pillar Lower reinforcement inner panel
- C-pillar inner panel assembly:
- C-pillar inner panel.
- Rear inner panel assembly:
- Rear inner panel 1.
- Rear inner panel 2.
- Rear inner panel 3.
- Brace roof rail inner panel assembly:
- Brace roof rail inner panel
- A-pillar inner panel assembly:
- In this session, you will learn
- Side Door DesignW03
- In this session, you will learn
- Features and function of side door
- Side door architecture
- Special cases
- Latch and striker position mechanism
- Two approaches to position hinges
- Side door module
- The considerations to prevent snow cuffing
- In this session, you will learn
- Forming process: Rubber Parts Design and DevelopmentW04
- In this session, you will learn
- Functions of rubber parts
- Types of rubber parts
- Production process of rubber parts
- In this session, you will learn
- Dash Frame Floor Tunnel design (DFFT Design)W05
- In this session, you will learn
- Various parts, possible design variations, and joining methods for the floor
- About the characteristics of the dash panel
- Frame integration into the floor assembly and force resolution
- Tunnel design variations and their functionality
- In this session, you will learn
- Joining ElementW06
- In this session, you will learn
- Basics of joining elements
- Various types of joining elements
- Spot welding
- Arc welding and its types
- Clinching
- In this session, you will learn
- Engine CompartmentW07
- In this session, you will learn
- Engine Compartment structure
- Main chassis structure
- Suspension mounting
- Front bumper assembly
- Fender side mounting
- Lower chassis structure
- Lower engine mount
- Joining methodology
- Design considerations for each part
- Manufacturing constraints
- Engine Compartment structure
- In this session, you will learn
- Rear Door DesignW01
Industry projects4 projects
4 projects
you'll ship.
Our projects are designed by experts in the industry to reflect industry standards. By working through our projects, Learners will gain a practical understanding of what they will take on at a larger-scale in the industry. In total, there are 4 Projects that are available in this program.
Design of Side Body
In this project, the students will design the Inner and Outer panels of the side body based on the data extracted from the class A surface. During the project work, they will desig…
Design of Side Door
In this project, students will be asked to design the inner and outer panels of the side door with the necessary reinforcement and mounting requirements for interior trims.
Design of Engine Compartment
In this project, students will have to design the engine compartment. The design should be based on the given reference.
FeeOne fee.
One fee.
Everything included.
Become job ready with our comprehensive industry focused curriculum for freshers & early career professionals
Premium
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Inclusive of all charges- 1 Year Access
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- Live Individual & Group Sessions
- Personalized & Hands-On
- Job-Oriented Industry Relevant Curriculum
FAQQuestions,
Questions,
answered.
Who can take up the Automotive BIW Design and Development Part 2 using the NXCAD course?
Students and graduates of mechanical engineering and related engineering streams can take up the Automotive BIW Design and Development Part 2 using NXCAD. It is for anyone interested in the manufacturing and welding of different components.
Is the Automotive BIW Design and Development Part 2 using NXCAD, an online program?
Yes, this BIW fixture design course is 100% online.
What is the duration of the Automotive BIW Design and Development Part 2 using the NXCAD course?
The BIW design course online is an 8-week course covering all the basic to advanced level concepts needed for manufacturing a vehicle from the design phase.
How much can a BIW engineer earn?
According to Ambitionbox, the average base pay of a BIW design engineer is around Rs 5.1 Lakhs per annum. However, packages tend to increase with your experience and expertise.
Is there any certificate for completing the Automotive BIW Design and Development Part 2 using the NXCAD course?
Yes, after completing the BIW design course online, you shall be given a course completion certificate. The top 5% of the scorers will receive a merit certificate alongside the course completion certificate.
Is there any technical support available for the BIW fixture design course?
Yes, you can clear your doubts during coursework from our technical support team through email and forum support.
What is BIW design?
The stage in the manufacturing process of the car when its body is manufactured is called BIW (Body in White).
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