Challenge

Photo Realistic Rendering

                                                                        Modeling the American Chopper bike and Create a Photo realistic Render Environmental image

 

 Aim/Objective: -

Step 1: To create different parts of American chopper bike using solid work station on different planes

Step 2: To Creating Assembly of bike using Different parts

Step 3: To provide photo realistic render image using solid work visualizer.

Brief Introduction: The American chopper bike has made by using part modeling making different parts by using solid work software. Below is the following parts of chopper:-

1) Transmission Belt

2) Kick Stand

3) Front Fender

4) Rear fender

5) Chain Drive

6) Oil Tank

7) Padel

8) Fork

9) Front wheel

10) Rear wheel

11) Engine

12) Chassis

13) Gas Tank

Let’s get Start with Each part Modeling

  1. Transmission Belt: Transmission Belt is made from Flexible material it provide or transfer the Motion/Power between two shafts.

 Command Used

1) Front Plane

2) 2D Sketch

3) Boss Extrude

4) Fillet

5) Smart Dimension

6) Appearance

Image of modeled part

        2. Kick Stand: It is a Metal Part which is pivoted to the Left/Right side of Bicycle/Bike for providing support to vehicle

Commands used

1) 2D Planes

2) 2D Sketch

3) Reference Plane

4) Smart Dimension

5) Loft

6) Dome

7) Cut Extrude

8) Split

9) Boss Extrude

10) Fillet

Image of Modeled Part

  1. Front fender: It is used to cover up the side front wheel

Command Used

1) 2D Planes

2) 2D Sketch

3) Smart Dimension

4) Revolve

5) Split

6) Fillet

7) Appearance

 

Image of Modeled Part

  1. Rear Fender: It is also used to cover up of Rear wheel.

Commands Used

1) 2D Planes

2) 2D Sketch

3) Smart Dimension

4) Revolve

5) Split

6) Fillets

7) Appearance

Modeled part Image

  1. Chain Drive: Chain drive is used to transmit the power from engine to Rear wheel by connecting between two sprockets

Commands Used

1) 2D Planes

2) 2D Sketch

3) Smart Dimension

4) Sketch Block

5) Boss Extrude

6) Curve Pattern

7) Fillet

8) Mirror

9) Appearance

Modeled Part Image

  1. Oil Tank: It is the part of Vehicle which is mounted below the seat of the chopper & used to store the Engine oil for lubrication

Commands Used

1) 2D Planes

2) 2D Sketch

3) Smart Dimension

4) Boss Extrude

5) Combine

6) Fillet

7) Shell

8) Appearance

Modeled Part Image

          7. Padel: It is also known as gear shifter/ Foot Lever used to shift the gear by pressing or pulling from feet.

Commands Used

1) 2D Planes

2) 2D Sketch

3) Smart dimension

4) Boss Extrude

5) Fillet

6) Revolve

7) Dome

8) Chamfer

9) LPattern

10) Mirror (LHS)

11) Appearance

Modeled Part Image

          8. Fork: Fork is Just Like a steering System and used to turn left & right of the vehicle it contains steering handle, Headlight, Throttle control, Brakes & Suspension

Commands Used

1) 2D Planes

2) 2D Sketch

3) Smart Dimension

4) Revolve

5) Boss Extrude

6) Fillet

7) LPattern

8) Cut Extrude

9) Dome

10) Cut Revolve

11) Body- move/copy

12) Projected Curve

13) Sweep

14) Reference Planes

15) Mirror

16) Combine

17) Appearance

Modeled Part Image

  1. Front Wheel: Wheel is main part of the vehicle without it vehicle not able to move ahead by rotary motion of wheel vehicle is only move ahead.

It contains the following part:-

  • Rim
  • Disk brake (Rotor)
  • Caliper
  • Tire

Commands Used

1) 2D Plane

2) 2D Sketch

3) Smart Dimension

4) Boss Extrude

5) Cut extrude

6) Cut revolve

7) Cirpattern

8) Chamfer

9) Fillet

10) Combine

11) Appearance

Modeled Part Image

  

  1. Rear Wheel: It contains following part
  • Rim
  • Disk Brake (Rotor)
  • Caliper
  • Sprocket
  • Tire

Commands Used

1) 2DPlanes

2) 2D Sketch

3) Revolve

4) Offset entities

5) Mirror entities

6) Boss extrude

7) Cut extrude

8) Cirpattern

9) Combine

10) Fillet

11) Chamfer

12) Appearance

Modeled Part Image

  

  1. Engine: Engine is the heart of the vehicle the bike engine is mostly four stroke petrol engine which provide the power to the vehicle.

Commands Used

1) 2D Plane

2) 2D Sketch

3) Smart Dimension

4) Boss Extrude

5) Fillet

6) Revolve

7) Reference Plane

8) Cirpatern

9) Dome

10) Cut Extrude

11) Chamfer

12) Lpattern

13) Mirror

14) Cirpattern

15) Projected Curve

16) Composite Curve

17) Swept Boss/Base

18) Split

19) Appearance

Modeled Part Image

  1. Chassis: It is the frame part of the Vehicle in which engine and all other parts are mounted and make an assembled bike

Commands Used

1) 2D Plane

2) 2D Sketch

3) Smart Dimension

4) Projected Curve

5) Swept Boss/Base

6) Mirror

7) Boss Extrude

8) Cut Extrude

9) Chamfer

10) Fillet

11) Dome

12) Reference Plane

13) Split

14) Combine

15) Revolve

16) Appearance

Modeled Part Image

        13. Gas Tank: It is also known as fuel tank used to store the gasoline. Which provide power to the engine after burning.

This tank contains three Decals

Command Used

  1. 2D Plane
  2. 2D Sketch
  3. Reference plane
  4. Surface sweep
  5. Surface trim
  6. Projected curve
  7. Surface Loft
  8. Boundary Surface
  9. Mirror
  10. Surface knit
  11. Split Line
  12. Surface Extrude
  13. Fillet
  14. Cut Sweep
  15. Shell
  16. Appearance

 Modeled Part Image

Assembly of American Chopper Bike: In this the whole Bike was assemble by importing the different part modeled one by one randomly. By giving them some mate relation they properly fitted to their defined position. Below is the different views of chopper shown

Front View:

Right Side View:

Left Side View:

Top View:

Bottom View:

Isometric View:

Camera Setup View:

   

 

Photorealistic Render using Solid Work Visualizer:

Route 66:

Sunny Driveway:

Conclusion: Thus the American chopper bike assembly has been completed. As par the Design approach& Sequence follow by modeling first individual part & assemble them by providing some mate relation like Coincident, Concentric etc...

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