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WS14-1 PAT302, Workshop 14, December 2004 Copyright2004 MSC.Software Corporation WORKSHOP 14 SOLID MODELING OF PLASTIC HOUSING

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  • WS14-1PAT302, Workshop 14, December 2004Copyright2004 MSC.Software Corporation

    WORKSHOP 14

    SOLID MODELING OF PLASTIC HOUSING

  • WS14-2PAT302, Workshop 14, December 2004Copyright2004 MSC.Software Corporation

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    SOLID MODELINGPLASTIC HOUSING

    Problem description The plastic housing shown contains an indented area at the top

    face, several fillets, and mounting holes. It has constant thickness. Construct a geometry model of the part shown.

    Workshop objectives Practice solid geometry creation and Boolean operations.

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    1.00

    0.50

    r = .0625

    0.20

    0.20

    0.60

    0.60

    0.800.20

    0.20

    1.00

    r = 0.1

    All wall thicknesses are 0.01

    Model dimensions

    SOLID MODELINGPLASTIC HOUSING

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    Suggested exercise steps

    Create a newdatabase and createthe first block

    Geometry: Create /Solid / Primitive.

    Enter the followingdimensions:X Length List 1.0Y Length List 1.0Z Length List 0.5

    Click on Apply

    SOLID MODELINGPLASTIC HOUSING

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    Suggested exercise steps (continued)

    Create a smallerprimitive block, tobe subtracted fromthe larger block

    Geometry: Create /Solid / Primitive.

    Enter the followingdimensions:X Length List 0.6Y Length List 0.8Z Length List 0.5

    Under the Base OriginPoint List, enter [0.2 00.25]

    Click on Apply

    SOLID MODELINGPLASTIC HOUSING

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    Suggested exercise steps (continued)

    Use the Booleanoperation to subractthe smaller block fromthe larger block

    Geometry: Edit / Solid /Boolean.

    Click on the Subtracticon.

    Select the larger solidas the Target Solid, andthe smaller solid for theSubtracting Solid List.

    Click on Apply

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    Add fillets to the newsolid

    Geometry: Edit / Solid /Edge Blend.

    Enter 0.1 as the blendradius.

    Under Solid Edge Listselect the four edgesas indicated.

    Click on Apply

    Select these four edges

    SOLID MODELINGPLASTIC HOUSING Suggested exercise steps (continued)

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    Use the shell tool to hollowout the part to the desiredwall thickness

    Geometry: Edit / Solid / Shell.

    Under Thickness enter 0.01.

    Under Solid Face List selectthe front face of the solid.

    Click on Apply

    SOLID MODELINGPLASTIC HOUSING Suggested exercise steps (continued)

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    Create four primitivecylinders, to besubtracted from the solidto create the mountingholes

    Geometry: Create / Solid /Primitive.

    Select the Cylinder icon.

    Enter 0.25 and 0.0625under Height List andRadius List, respectively.

    Under Base Center PointList enter the following:[0.2 0.2 -0.125],[0.2 0.8 -0.125],[0.8 0.2 -0.125], and[0.8 0.8 -0.125]

    Click on Apply

    SOLID MODELINGPLASTIC HOUSING Suggested exercise steps (continued)

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    Use the Boolean tool tosubtract the cylindersfrom the solid

    Geometry: Edit / Solid /Boolean.

    Click on the Subtract icon.

    Under Target Solid selectthe solid created from theblock, and underSubtracting Solid List selectthe four cylinders.

    Click on Apply

    SOLID MODELINGPLASTIC HOUSING Suggested exercise steps (continued)

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    Suggested exercise steps (continued) Once completed, the model should resemble the following:

    There are several approaches that can be used to model thispart.

    SOLID MODELINGPLASTIC HOUSING