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AIM:- To create a base brackset from the given A class surface by adding athickness of 2.5 mm to it and also carry out the ceating the toolingaxis and performing the draft analysis of the component. TOOLING AXIS: The purpose of toolin axis is basically the direction that the mold opens. The mold is built in two…
KAMBHAMPATI DURGA PRASAD
updated on 11 May 2021
AIM:-
To create a base brackset from the given A class surface by adding athickness of 2.5 mm to it and also carry out the ceating the toolingaxis and performing the draft analysis of the component.
TOOLING AXIS:
The purpose of toolin axis is basically the direction that the mold opens. The mold is built in two separate pieces, these are core and cavity. The Core and cavity moves along the Tooling Direction. There are different methods to find out the tooling direction. Here we are using bisecting method to find out tooling direction. We can use any method. but our main aim is to reduce the cost of manufacturing by reducing the complicity in manufacturing the component.
PROCEDURE:-
Here i am using bisect method to find out the tooling axis for fan cover. then we perform the draft analysis on the fan cover.
CREATING THE TOOLING AXIS USING BISECT METHOD:-
PLASTIC DESIGNER:-
The work of a plastic designer is to recive the class A surafce from the class A designers. and thick the part as per the given input. because the class A surface dont have the the thickness. and there is extra engineering features are attached to the part like ribs, screw bose, dog house and extra parts. so our work is thickenning the class A surface.for that we need to create the class B and class C surafce. the class B surface is the offset of the class A surface. and class C have class A and drafted the boundry of the part. the we join these two surfaces calles class C surafce then we trim the class B and class C surfaces to get the part having thickness. and then draft analysis is carried out after the thicknenning the part.
CLASS B SURFACE –
then give the fillet to the part as per the class a surface. and this is the final class b surface.
CLASS C SURFACE –
To create a Class C surface, first extract the boundaries of the Class A surface as shown in figure below.
Now using the sweep option create the surface. To perform this operation, Go to the Toolbar > Sweep > Profile type > Line > Subtype > With draft direction > Guide curve 1 - (select the extracted boundaries) > Draft direction - (select the tooling axis) > angle and length as 3 deg and 20mm respectively and click ok.For holes extract the boundaries and use the sweep operation to form a surface.
DRAFT ANALYSIS:-
The Draft Analysis command enables to detect if the part you drafted will be easily removed from the core and cavity. This type of analysis is performed based on color ranges identifying zones on the analyzed element where the deviation from the draft direction at any point, corresponds to specified values.In Draft Analysis, the Class C surface side walls are checked for draft. A minimum 3 degrees draft is expected on the component to make it manufacturable without any damage to the product. and it is eaisily withdrawl from the core and cavity after manfacturing.the draft analysis gave a report whether the tooling axis can clear the all faces of the parts.some times it cant cler the all faces due to complexity of the part. so side tooling axis are used to clear that face.for that a side cores are used to manfacturing the compopnent.
PROCEDURE:-
DRAFT ANALYSIS ON CLASS A SURFACE:-
DRAFT ANALYSIS OF A PATY BODY:-
RESULT:
The Class b and c surafces are created from the class and trimmed these surfaces to form a part bodt body having 2.5 mm thick. and the draft analysis also done for the final component.
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