Advanced Topics in Pro/ENGINEER Part Design (Part 1) 2001

Author: Lin Qing'an
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: This book primarily introduces how to design complex three-dimensional parts using Pro/ENGINEER2001. The content includes common techniques in Pro/ENGINEER2001, handling failed feature creation, dealing with unsealed entities, resolving issues with shell creation, creating complex features, controlling tangent conditions in blended features, creating complex solids or surfaces using different scanning methods, creating complex three-dimensional features using blended scanning, and creating surfaces using boundary lines. Finally, multiple examples are provided to demonstrate the application of complex solids or surfaces in part design. Since its introduction in 1988 as a parametric design software, Pro/ENGINEER has evolved into a standard 3DCAD/CAM system software, widely used in industries such as electronics, mechanical molds, and industrial design. This book focuses on how to create complex three-dimensional solids or surfaces using Pro/ENGINEER, including common techniques, handling failed feature creation, and the practical application of creating complex solid or surface features using blended, scanned, and blended scanning methods in the design of complex parts. Through detailed and concise part design examples, the book cultivates readers' practical modeling design and product development capabilities. The content is comprehensive, and the design examples are clear and straightforward, making it suitable for engineering design personnel in fields such as electronics, mechanics, molds, and industrial design. It is also suitable as a learning textbook for computer-aided design in engineering colleges.