Week 10 - Challenge 1- Attachment Feature Creation (Ribs & Screw Boss)

OBJECTIVE:  The main objective of this challenge is to create a 3D solid body and two dog houses as attachment features for it while following the given design guidelines from the above-given class A surface, with the help of a tooling axis of the class A surface. Perform the draft analysis for the solid…

OBJECTIVE:  Create the component through the given Class-A surface. the tooling axis for the given Class-A Surface should be created meeting the requirements of the draft angle and at the end perform the Draft analysis on the model. Create the rib and screw boss as by considering the design rules  CHECKING THE INPUT -…

OBJECTIVE:  The main objective of this challenge is to create a 3D solid body from the above-given class A surface, with the help of a tooling axis of the class A surface. Perform the draft analysis for the solid part body and class A surface. CHECKING THE INPUT - A SURFACE Skin data will be provided to us by the…

Objective: The main objective of this challenge is to create a 3D solid body from the above-given class A surface, with the help of a tooling axis of the class A surface. Perform the draft analysis for the solid part body at the end. Tooling Direction In Molding, machine arrangement is given to open the mould along…

OBJECTIVE: The objective of the project is to design the class B and C surface for the Base bracket with the given class A surface and Draft analysis must be carried out by creating a perfect Tooling direction by using the Bisecting method. INTRODUCTION: The Draft Analysis command enables you to detect if the…

AIM : In this week’s assignment, you will have to create 2 assemblies according to the content covered in the course videos. You will be provided with 2D diagrams of the components and you will have to first create the individual part files and then create a complete assembly of those part files in the assembly…

1. BACK DOOR: Every car needs a back door because it allows access to the storage space at the back of the vehicle. It enables the storage of objects in the trunk or cargo compartment as well as the entry and exit of passengers. Depending on the make and model of the car, back doors are available in a range of sizes and…

Aim: Utilizing the provided skin data for the roof in accordance with the standards for hear distortion and snow load, the front, rear, and bow roof rails for the cars' roofs are designed. Objective: To change the position of the bows and the central roof rail, research the heat distortion criterion. To include roof design…

FENDER:  A car fender is a part of a vehicle's body that is located around the wheel well and helps to protect the car from mud, debris, and other elements. It also helps to improve the aerodynamics of the vehicle and can contribute to the overall aesthetic design of the car. Car fenders are typically made of metal…

FENDER WHEEL ARCH: Wheel Arch is the semi-circular part of the fender positioned above the wheel of the vehicle. The design of the wheel arch of the fender should be such that it must shield wheels and protect both passengers compartment and pedestarians from the projection of watr, mud and stones.The wheel arch area of…

SECTION MODULUS: Section modulus is a geometric property for a given cross-section used in the design of beam and flexural members. by finding the section modulus we can find the resistance to remain unchanged when the force is applying to the object or substances. S= I / Y S - section modulus (Unit: mm^3) I - the…

Aim:   Our main objective of this challenge is to create and assemble the inner and outer panel of hood and fixed reinforcement of hood by following design rules and master section. INTRODUCTION:  Hood:  Hood is also called as bonnet. It is one of the BIW part of car. It consists of inner and outer…

UNDER-BODY COATING: A car's underbody is more susceptible to rust on Indian roads. The underbody of an automobile is long-term protected against corrosion by underbody coating. It also safeguards inaccessible yet vulnerable sections, including interior body panels, frame rails, and other inner cavities.   Undercoating…

WHAT IS BENCHMARKING? Benchmarking involves a structured comparison between similar products, services or processes on some range of performance. For illustration it can be used to compare the vacuity and delivery of features…