MAD CAD - CAD Software Modeling Completion
INDUSTRY RELATED CAD DRAWING COMPETITION CLASSES
Speaker: Shywin Thomas [Assistant professor in Mechanical Department at SNGCE]
Topic: Industry Related Cad Drawing Competition Classes. The Competition Classes and study details that they are dealing with is furnished in below
Summary:
The Industrial CAD Drawing Competition Classes provided a comprehensive learning experience, bridging the gap between academic knowledge and industry expectations. Students gained hands-on expertise, problem-solving skills, and competitive readiness, preparing them for successful careers in industrial design and engineering.
Takeaways:
1. Introduction
The Industrial CAD Drawing Competition Classes were conducted to enhance the technical drawing and design skills of mechanical engineering students. These classes provided hands-on training in 2D drafting, 3D modeling, and assembly design, aligning with industry standards. The primary goal was to equip students with the necessary expertise to excel in CAD-based competitions and prepare for professional roles in mechanical design.
2. Objectives
- To develop proficiency in AutoCAD, SolidWorks, CATIA, and PTC Creo.
- To enhance 2D drafting and 3D modeling skills for industrial applications.
- To understand engineering drawing standards (ISO, ASME, ANSI).
- To prepare students for CAD competitions and industry placements.
3. Training Modules & Course Content
a Introduction to CAD Software
- Overview of AutoCAD, SolidWorks, CATIA, and Creo.
- Navigating software interfaces, basic tools, and commands.
b. 2D Drafting for Mechanical Components
- Orthographic projections, sectional views, dimensioning, and tolerances.
- Layer management, annotations, and blueprint creation.
- Compliance with ASME Y14.5 and ISO 128 standards.
c. 3D Modeling & Assembly
- Solid modeling techniques for mechanical parts.
- Creating complex assemblies and interference checks.
- Rendering, motion simulation, and exploded views.
d. Industrial Applications & Advanced Techniques
- Piping & Structural Design: Developing industrial piping layouts and structural frameworks.
- Sheet Metal & Surface Design: Creating sheet metal parts and analyzing deformation.
- Finite Element Analysis (FEA): Strength analysis of components under load.
e. Competition Preparation & Mock Challenges
- Solving real-world engineering design problems.
- Practicing under competition time constraints.
- Evaluations based on accuracy, creativity, and efficiency.
4. Practical Implementation & Hands-on Projects
- Students applied their learning through:
- Designing mechanical components like gears, shafts, and brackets.
- Developing assembly models for automotive and industrial applications.
- Reverse engineering projects to replicate real-world mechanical systems.
- Participating in mock CAD competitions to enhance speed and accuracy.
5. Outcome & Key Benefits
- Enhanced CAD expertise for industrial applications.
- Stronger foundation in engineering design principles.
- Competitive edge in CAD competitions at college and national levels.
- Career opportunities in mechanical design, automotive, and manufacturing industries.
06/01/2025
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