CAD MBD & 3D Technical Documentation

CAD MBD & 3D Technical Documentation

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  Save Millions, Use3D DOCUMENTATION From Bearing Installation to Airline Seat Repair QuickTimeª and a H.264 decompressor are needed to see this picture. Jennifer Herron www.action-engineering.com 2
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  AGENDA • The Test •3D Via Composer • How Designers Fit into Model Based Design • Implement • Savings www.action-engineering.com 3
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  The Test… www.action-engineering.com 4
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  Time Yourself… How longdoes it take you to figure out what this is? Courtesy of Brice Manufacturing, Inc. www.action-engineering.com 5
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  3D VISUAL INSTRUCTIONS LegrestDe-Activation QuickTimeª and a H.264 decompressor are needed to see this picture. Courtesy of Brice Manufacturing, Inc. www.action-engineering.com 6
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  3D VISUAL INSTRUCTIONS Automates Transfer Process Enhances Comprehension of from CAD to CMM Illustrations Assembly and Instructions www.action-engineering.com 7
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  3D VIA COMPOSER •Imports any CAD File Type QuickTimeª and a decompressor are needed to see this picture. • Publishes to Standard Formats • Update with latest CAD • Created for non-CAD users to implement Support Customers and Vendor File Formats www.action-engineering.com 8
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  WHAT IS THISDOING? Communicate… Collaborate… Interoperate… www.action-engineering.com 9
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  WHY? Model Based Design Cycle Model Based Design (MBD) Designer • CAD must be MBD compliant Materials/Process Analyst • More Efficient • Work Instructions from original Checking Systems 3D CAD 3D Model Database Assembly/Test Config Mgmt CAD Models are the Design Authority Manufacturing Procurement www.action-engineering.com 10
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  WHO USES THETOOLS? Team Member Role CAD SW CAD Viewer CM Database SW Designer    Master Modeler    Analyst  PMP  Tech Publications  Manufacturer  Checker   Systems  Assembly & Test  Procurement  Configuration Management   www.action-engineering.com 11
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  COLLABORATION & INTEROPERABILITY www.action-engineering.com 12
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  DESIGNERS WHAT DO YOU DO? • MAKE 3D models the deliverable • FOLLOW the CAD part and assembly modeling standard • USE Standard Part Libraries • MAINTAIN Your Models www.action-engineering.com 13
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  MAKE CAD THE DELIVERABLES • Ignore that the drawing is the final product • Forces you to do the detailed design (GD&T) in the model, not after your done with it • Part & Assembly Nomenclature must match the drawing tree • Create Full Featured Models – Follow the standard – Fillets, Chamfers – Nominal vs. Min/Max Dimensioning – Standard Hole Sizing www.action-engineering.com 14
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  MAKE GOOD ASSEMBLIES • Fully Define It – Assembly hierarchy must follow the drawing tree – Mate each component in all 6 Dimensions • Create Low Fidelity Model • Create High Fidelity Model • Create Stowed & Deployed Configurations • Apply to every assembly www.action-engineering.com 15
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  FOLLOW THE CAD STANDARD • Must have a CAD Modeling Standard – Part and assembly modeling standard • Just make one – Change it as you need to • Write a process plan to change the standard www.action-engineering.com 16
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  USE THE STANDARD LIBRARIES • Use them • Have a written process plan to update and maintain www.action-engineering.com 17
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  MAINTAIN YOUR MODELS • Have a written process plan • Make change to the model only – Drawing flows from CAD only – No faking on the drawing • Manage changes as you go – Don’t let the redlines build up www.action-engineering.com 18
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  DESIGNERS WHAT SUPPORT DO YOU NEED? • Setup Roles/Responsibilites – Match Drawing Tree • Master Modelers – Responsible engineers assigned to each assembly – Top/Master Modeler controls integration and updates to top assembly • CAD Checkers – Directly check the models www.action-engineering.com 19
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  DESIGNER ADVICE Think beyond the engineering Over communicate Change the way you view your documentation www.action-engineering.com 20
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  MBD ENABLES INTEGRATED WORK FLOW Close the Loop… Model-Based Design 3D Technical Configuration Documentation Management Via MBD Transfer Standard www.action-engineering.com 21
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  SAVINGS CMM EXAMPLE 2D Doc 3D Doc No. Task TotalHours 1 Customer Interface, Data Transfer 80 10 2 Familiarize with Drawings/Assemblies/CAD Models 40 20 3 Create Illustration 330 110 4 Create Process Text 140 70 5 Create Tables 60 30 6 Create IPL Tables & Text 40 20 7 Create IPL to Figure Reference 78 26 8 Create Introduction Text 4 4 9 Create Description & Operation Text 16 8 10 Create Testing & Fault Isolation Text 16 8 11 Create Cleaning Text 8 2 12 Special Tools, Fixtures, & Equipment Text 4 1 13 Revisions - 5 Redlines per revision 180 30 996 339 SAVINGS Potential ~ 650 Hours per Document www.action-engineering.com 22
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  ADVANTAGES Improve Save Time Reduce Risk Comprehension Save Money $$$ www.action-engineering.com 23
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  USES & ADVANTAGES • Improve • Work instructions with visual implementation • Quality of the document • Technician access • Reduce • Assembly & Installation Mistakes • Reduce costs for required documentation • Time spent understanding 2D documents • Increase • Customer satisfaction with clear and concise documentation • Time to Market • Supplement (or Replace) assembly drawings and work instructions www.action-engineering.com 24
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  CHANGE THE PROCESS Changethe way we view the design and life cycle… www.action-engineering.com 25
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  ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MCAD www.mcad.com Dassault Systems: 3D Via Composer www.3ds.com/products/3dvia/3dvia-composer/ BRICE www.bricemfg.com Roger Pascoe, Subria Inc. www.subria-inc.com www.action-engineering.com 26
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  Model Based DesignTransition & Implementation Jennifer Herron [email protected] 303 903 7744 www.action-engineering.com 27