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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
WS14-3PAT302, Workshop 14, December 2004Copyright2004 MSC.Software Corporation
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
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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
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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
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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