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Mechanical CAD

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Mechanical Computer-Aided Design (MCAD) software is utilized for creating and transforming 2D and 3D product designs with precise and thorough technical drawings for designing, evaluating, and documenting mechanical components and products.
Following is a list of tools useful in the mechanical product design process.

AutoCAD

AutoCAD is the most renowned and indisputable reference for 2D and 3D drawing and modeling. It allows the creation and modification of geometric models to create structures and objects and gives additional tools for 2D and 3D design.  
  • Technologies like AutoCAD home decor and 3D printing aid in promotional campaigns.
  • AutoCAD’s tools make suspension bridge design easy.
  • Electrical design tools are prevalent in AutoCAD. It replicates DC and AC systems with many electrical symbols

How can this course help me

Autocad helps digital 2- and 3-dimensional drawings be created and edited far more rapidly and efficiently than they could be by hand with this program.

It takes a lot of work to transform an idea that exists in the head of a mechanical professional into a real product that a machinist can manufacture, put together in a workshop, or print with a 3D printer that is of high enough quality to be considered beneficial.

The design process is the most important step in the manufacturing process because that’s when the product goes from an idea to a real thing, and the engineer often has to step back. Typically, other people will create the image based on what the engineers draw in the technical drawing. This process used to be carried out by hand, but computer-assisted design is the standard in the business these days.

INVENTOR

Inventor is a program that specializes in precision machining and digital prototyping. It’s manufacturing-driven. Therefore, users want a real-world experience to see how their things work. Inventor’s “hands-on” approach makes it the best CAD program for generating and executing engineering simulations.  
  • Inventor’s robustness helps large worldwide enterprises. Home-office solutions allow engineering teams to interact across nations.
  • The inventor handles initial concepts, virtual prototyping, simulations, final part revisions, schematic design, and documentation.
  • Inventor supports direct, parametric, sheet metal, freeform, tube, pipeline, and automated framework architectures.

How can this course help me

With the help of Autodesk Inventor’s high-performance engineering tools, you can make precise mechanical parts. You may also run simulations and checks to prepare your model for production.

There is a significant benefit to using Inventor’s simulation features. Discover the mechanical design professional competencies defined by the inventors. In Inventor, you learn through lessons, practice activities, challenging assignments, and tests that measure how well you are getting to know the material. After the course, you’ll be able to put what you’ve learned to the test. Preparation and practice are essential.

The Inventor caters to experts in the field who can easily tackle complex workflow and design problems. Certification at this level shows that you have mastered a wide range of skills, making you more marketable in the workplace.

FUSION360

Fusion 360 is versatile software. It is a popular CAD/CAM/design application. It offers animation, simulation, fluid dynamics, stress testing, and modeling to show how a product appears, works, and holds up in practice. It’s cloud-based, so it’s fantastic for collaboration and file access.  
  • Among the most recognized 3D modeling programs is Fusion 360. Its CAM feature lets you simulate and export manufacturing G-code.
  • The Fusion 360 smartphone app provides real-time viewing and collaboration. It helps non-CAD users review models and view collaborator comments.
  • Fusion 360 supports various file types. It stores usernames and revision dates. The app displays design attributes and parts listings. 

SOLIDWORKS

SolidWorks is a 3D CAD for engineers and a CAD modeling leader in engineering and manufacturing. Its features include CAD (computer-aided design) and CAM (computer-aided engineering). SolidWorks is a parametric program with assembly-oriented capabilities. Its extensive, customizable interfaces are for experts.  
  • SolidWorks’ simulation tools can accurately simulate dynamic loads, non-linear and linear analyses, structural components, and more. It aids advanced research and development.
  • Automotive and industrial equipment engineers use SolidWorks. SolidWorks is best used when its maximum features are needed due to its high cost and demanding hardware requirements.
  • SolidWorks provides advanced simulation and 3D modeling tools. Professionals use it, despite its high learning curve.

CATIA (Computer-Aided Three dimensional Interactive Application)

CATIA is a multi-platform product that serves as 3D CAD, CAM, and CAE software. Ford, Honda, Renault, and Tesla use CATIA as their primary CAD program. Boeing utilized it to develop the 777 and 787 airliners.  
  • CATIA creates 3D parts, provides mechanical surfacing technology, and helps define the product’s functional tolerance and kinematics.
  • CATIA is an open development platform for systems engineering that provides simulation, modeling, verification, and process improvement.
  • Supports many product design stages and sophisticated and inventive shape development.

CREO\PRO

Creo from PTC is a scalable tool that aids engineers in conceptualizing, developing, and creating products. It comprises components for rapid prototyping, generative design, IoT, MBD, 3D solid modeling, structural framework design, analytical features, integrated design animation, and 3D printing. Based on Pro/ENGINEER, CoCreate, and Product View, Creo is a powerful new 3D product design paradigm.  
  • Creo Parametric—Build stable parametric geometry from early sketches and miniature models.
  • Creo Sketch—Sketch ideas in 2D. Share 2D CAD app sketches to share and reuse data easily.
  • Creo integrates product development. Multi-stakeholder design in Creo enhances external and internal communication, flexibility, and efficiency.

PDMS

Plant Design Management System (PDMS) Software Training is a customized, multi-user, multi-discipline 3D CAD software in many industries. This program lets plumbing professionals and 3D architects turn 2D blueprints into 3D models. Oil and gas companies use PDMS. Engineering, chemicals and processing plants, power stations, and water treatment using PDMS.  
  • PDMS allows precise plant model viewing. It saves material compared to manual computation.
  • Pipe conflicts, space constraints, and fitting challenges are avoided using PDMS. It supports pipes with a hanger and supporting module.
  • PDMS automatically runs isometric pipe designs for fabrication. Modifying PDMS-generated plant designs is easy.
 

ANSYS

Ansys spans workflow through DfAM, validation, print design, simulation techniques, and materials research. Ansys is known for its scientific simulation software and its speed. GPU-enabled rapid modeling lets users explore geometry and materials. Ansys simulation software provides cutting-edge solutions for almost every simulation task.  
  • By using precise lens transfer functions and visual performance assessments, Ansys simulation systems provide rapid analysis on capturing the image and design.
  • Ansys Simulation improves sensor capabilities and speeds sensor-vehicle integration while quickly evaluating performance in various operating conditions.
  • Ansys simulation techniques and safety analyses provide a testing methodology that involves scenario creation, high-fidelity sensor simulation, and detailed and precise environmental modeling.
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