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Introducing Solid Works

This document introduces SolidWorks and provides instructions on how to change a part file from inches to metric units. It then discusses key SolidWorks concepts like sketches, features, assemblies, and drawings. It provides details on creating a pressure vessel assembly with three main parts - the vessel body, manhole cover, and lifting support. Dimensioned drawings are created of the three parts and overall assembly.

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Introducing Solid Works

This document introduces SolidWorks and provides instructions on how to change a part file from inches to metric units. It then discusses key SolidWorks concepts like sketches, features, assemblies, and drawings. It provides details on creating a pressure vessel assembly with three main parts - the vessel body, manhole cover, and lifting support. Dimensioned drawings are created of the three parts and overall assembly.

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INTRODUCING

SOLID WORKS

By : Hafid Alwan, ST.,MT


Chemical Engineering Department
Universitas Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa

2/28/17
How to Changes to metrics units
There is time we need to change our parts to metric
units, but how? Its very simple just few clicks its done.
First click Option on top of main menu

open Document Properties tab,

select Units in menu tree and check MMGS


(millimeter, gram, second ).
Concepts SolidWorks
Terminology
Design Method
Sketches
o The sketch is the basis for most 3D models.
o Creating a model usually begins with a sketch. From
the sketch, you can create features. You can
combine one or more features to make a part. Then,
you can combine and mate the appropriate parts to
create an assembly. From the parts or assemblies,
you can then create drawings.
o A sketch is a 2D profile or cross section. To create a
2D sketch, you use a plane or a planar face. In
addition to 2D sketches, you can also create 3D
sketches that include a Z axis, as well as the X and Y
axes.
o There are various ways of creating a sketch. All
sketches include the following elements: (1) Origin, (2)
Planes, (3) Dimension, and (4) Relation.
Origin
Planes
Dimensions
You can specify dimensions between entities such as
lengths and radii. When you change dimensions, the
size and shape of the part changes. Depending on how
you dimension the part, you can preserve the design
intent.
The software uses two types of dimensions: driving
dimensions and driven dimensions.
Driving dimensions change the size of the model
when you change their values.
The value of driven
dimensions changes when you modify driving
dimensions or relations in the model. You cannot
modify the values of driven dimensions directly unless
you convert them to driving dimensions.
Driven Dimension

Driving
Dimensi
on
Features
Assemblies
Drawings
Part No.1
Vessel
Vesel Design
Offset out 5mm
mirror
connect
Features Revolved Boss/base
Section view
Top Plane Reference Geometry 740mm
above
Sketch on plane make centerline
Make 4 circles
Offset inside 1.6mm
Offset inside 6.5mm (dia:150mm)
Extrude all circles up to next
Select sketch2 extrude cut Blind
160mm
Front plane supporting vessel Left
section
Front plane supporting vessel Right
section
Sketch centerline
Revolve Boss/Base supporting
direction 1 : 65deg direction2
65deg
Supporting plane Front plane
sketch
Create centerline
mirror
Features Revolve Boss/Base
supporting direction 1 : 8deg
direction2 8deg
Create lifting hook
Mirror line
Trim line
Dimension center 90mm
Mirror sketch lifting hook
Features extrude mid plane 8mm
Front plane sketch rectangle --> left
side
Front plane sketch rectangle --> right
side
Features extrude blind
dirct1 : 555mm dirct2 : 555mm
Create top plane
top plane reference geometry plane
743.5 mm
Sketch input Right side
Features extrude up to next
Features extrude cut sketch7
blind 200mm
Create man hole right plane centerline
Sketch line
Sketch line
Features Revolved
Features extrude cut Sketch convert
entities
Features extrude cut Sketch
convert entities 400mm
Create right plane reference
geometry 1st reference : face1
Create right plane reference
geometry 2nd reference : face2
Sketch plane4
Trim outer curve
Features extrude mid plane 8mm
Sketch
Sketch rectangle
Features extrude up to surface
Select plane 4 mirror surface
Select right plane mirror
features, surfaces supporting
Make sketch on man hole
Sketch
Sketch circular sketh pattern 30
Features cut extrude up to next
Front plane reference geometry
plane 650mm sketch
Sketch make centerline
Circles offset inside
Mirror circles
Mirror circles
Features extrude circles
up to next
Reference geometry plane
Reference geometry plane 120mm
Sketch plane6 make centerline visible
Sketch line
Sketch fillet R30
Offset in 10mm
Features extrude mid plane 70mm
Sketch circles extrude 8mm
Mirror features axis : top plane
Sketch convert entities
features cut extrude 150mm
Flange
sketch circles
Circle sketch pattern 4
convert entities pipe out
Features extrude boss 15mm
Mirror flange
axis : top plane mirror features flange
Mirror flange
axis : top plane mirror bodies to mirror
Mirror flange
axis : right plane mirror bodies to
mirror
Make flange for input
sketch circle
Convert entities
Sketch circle
Circular sketch pattern
4
Features extrude
15mm
Make flange for outlet
sketch circle
Circular sketch pattern
4
Convert entities
Features extrude
15mm
Make flange for outlet (bigger)
sketch circle
Convert entities
Features extrude
15mm
Pressure Vessel
Part No. 2
Manhole Cover
Front plane sketch centerline line
Features revolved 360o
Front plane sketch circle (const.)
755mm & 30mm
Circular sketch pattern 30
Features cut-extrude up to next
Front plane sketch centerline
(vert) circle 32mm
Make a point symmetric 120mm
Convert entities
Make 3 point arc
Mirror sketch 3 point
arc
Add relation tangent
Trim entities
Offset entities 5 mm
Trim entities
Features extrude up to surface
Front plane sketch centerline center
point arc R37mm
Sketch line
Sketch fillet 10mm
Top plane reference geometry
parallel
Sketch plane1 circle
Features swept
Part No. 3
Lifting Support
Front plane sketch
line
Top plane sketch
circle
Offset inside 3mm
Features swept
Reference geometry plane
Sketch circle
Features extrude direction1 up to next
direction2 up to next thin feature : 2mm
Top plane sketch
circle
Features cut - Extrude 1000mm
Assembly
Drawing
Standard 3 view

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