Week 9 - Project - Master Section Development

DOOR ARM REST:-

AIM: Is to design B-Pillar lower using Master section. Objectives:- * Create closed body of the given B pillar Lower. * Create tooling axis and follow design rules. * Follow master section to create flange. * Follow master section for thickness of body and attachment features as well. content:- Given Class A…

AIM: For the given car roof styling,design and develop the essential flanges and reinforcement,namely the Ditch area,Frontal Roof Rail,Rear Roof Rail, Centre Roof Rail and Bow Roofs. Do the curvature study on the roof and perform the calculation for Heat Distortion and Snow load criterion to determine and justisify the…

AIM:     To design the Fender mounting regions like Drip Area, Sillmount Area, Bumper mount Region and A-pillar mount region.                        Fender Design:* Fender is a closing part for engine compartment which avoid stikking of sand and mud.…

    AIM:            To find the Section Modulus for the hood design and improving it by changing the input and increasing the strength of    the hood, using CATIA V5.   Section Modulus:                        …

CARHOOD DESIGN:AIM: To design the car hood and understand the mechanism behind the design of hood, then development and safety feature as per design consideration.The following task is performed: : Design Outer panel with Hem : Develop the Inner Panel : Develop all the Necessary Reinforcements : Provide Mastic Data : Provide…

        UNDER BODY COATING :- Automobile made up of diff steel material contain 95-98% of iron 2-5% of alloys by combinig diff materials,So the iron easily undergoes oxidation(FE2+O3-->FE2O3 IN PRESENCE OF H2O) process hence to reduce the effect of corrosion under body coating is introduced…

       BENCHMARK B/W NEXON AND ECO SPORT :           TATA NEXON          ECO SPORTS 1)Engine Displacement        1497cc      1498cc 2)Max Power 108.5bhp@4000rpm 98.63bhp@rpm 3)Gear box      6 speed  …

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1) BOOLEAN EXERCISE 1 :