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Duration 35 hours
Course Outline
Introduction
- Foundational principles of SolidWorks
Multibody Design Methodologies
- Construction of multibody components
- Visibility management for feature tree items
- Pattern application to solid bodies
- Merging solid bodies
- Intersection operations with solid entities
- Implementation of indent features
- Removal of solid bodies
Managing Solid Body Storage
- Differentiation between multibody parts and assemblies
- Functionality for saving individual bodies
- Integration of new part files
- Modeling strategies for rapid tooling applications
- Part splitting procedures
- Automation of assembly processes
Sketching with Spline Geometry
- Incorporation of curves in sketches
- Application of splines
- Analysis of solid geometry
- Configuration of style and fit splines
Foundations of Sweeping Operations
- Core principles of sweeping
- Sweeping utilizing guide curves
- Utilization of the SelectionManager
3D Sketching and Curve Features
- Application of curve features
- Sweeping along three-dimensional paths
- Three-dimensional sketching techniques
- Use of helix and spiral features
- Combination of multiple curves
- Transition smoothing
Threads and Library Feature Components
- Bottle feature implementation
- Storage of library feature parts
- Performance optimization considerations
- Development of sweep paths and edges
Advanced Sweeping Procedures
- Configuration of sweep options
- Adjustment of sweep settings
- Control of profile orientation
- Intersection curve feature application
- Visualization of sweep sections
Loft and Boundary Feature Implementation
- Comparison of complex feature types
- Lofting and boundary modeling workflows
- Sketch duplication and modification
Advanced Loft and Boundary Feature Workflows
- Inclusion of additional curves in loft and boundary operations
- Centerline-based lofting
- Addition of sketch segments
- Model cleanup procedures
- Face-level modeling operations
Advanced Filleting and Supplementary Features
- Fillet parameter configuration
- Fillet option selection
- Use of FilletXpert
- Wrap and deform feature application
Smart Features and Component Libraries
- Investigation of advanced feature patterns and configurations
- Automation of design modifications via smart features
- Utilization of design library components and customizable features
Finite Element Analysis (FEA)
- Introduction to FEA theoretical concepts
- Configuration of FEA simulations in SolidWorks
- Application of material properties and boundary conditions
- Mesh generation and model refinement
- Execution of static and dynamic analyses
- Interpretation of FEA outputs
- Design optimization based on FEA data
Macros and Design Notebook
- Introduction to SolidWorks macros for process automation
- Development of custom tools, menus, and macros for productivity enhancement
- Application of the Design Notebook
- Integration of macros and Design Notebook workflows
Summary and Future Implementation
Requirements
- Proficiency in basic computer operations
- Foundational understanding of mechanics and electronics
- Basic command of SolidWorks fundamentals
Target Audience
- Mechatronics engineers
- Mechanical engineers
- Electrical engineers
- Electronics engineers
Testimonials (1)
The practices and the fact that you can share your screen for guidance from the trainer
