CAXA Software Application Technology: Manufacturing Engineer 2004

Author: Wu Wei
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: The book consists of 6 chapters.
Chapter 1: Overview of CAXA, introducing the software's user interface and basic functions;
Chapter 2: Wireframe Modeling, covering curve drawing commands through three plane geometry cases throughout the chapter;
Chapter 3: Surface Modeling, guiding readers through surface modeling commands and operations with three comprehensive cases;
Chapter 4: Solid Modeling, incorporating solid modeling commands and operations with six typical part cases;
Chapter 5: Surface-Solid Hybrid Modeling, introducing solid-surface connection commands through three cases to teach readers hybrid modeling methods and improve comprehensive application skills;
Chapter 6: Part Machining, focusing on the machining of parts and molds through three cases to fully introduce the entire process of part modeling, setting machining parameters, generating toolpaths, trajectory simulation machining, generating G-code, and creating work orders.
At the end of each chapter, there are practice and review questions to facilitate review and enhance application skills, as well as to assist teachers in lesson planning.
The book is appropriately challenging and practical, making it suitable as a textbook for mechanical and electrical engineering programs in secondary vocational schools.