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    Modelling Part Diagram in Pro E Parametric

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    The document provides an overview of how to model part diagrams in Pro/E parametric. It describes how to start a 2D sketch containing various features like lines, circles, arcs, etc. and then extrude the sketch to create the part shape. Additional features like revolve, coil, and hole are used to create complex shapes. Fillets and chamfers can modify edges. Helical sweeps add threads. Assemblies are then created by combining individual parts using constraints like tangency, intersection, and parallelism.

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    Modelling Part Diagram in Pro E Parametric

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    The document provides an overview of how to model part diagrams in Pro/E parametric. It describes how to start a 2D sketch containing various features like lines, circles, arcs, etc. and then extrude the sketch to create the part shape. Additional features like revolve, coil, and hole are used to create complex shapes. Fillets and chamfers can modify edges. Helical sweeps add threads. Assemblies are then created by combining individual parts using constraints like tangency, intersection, and parallelism.

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    The document provides an overview of how to model part diagrams in Pro/E parametric. It describes how to start a 2D sketch containing various features like lines, circles, arcs, etc. and then extrude the sketch to create the part shape. Additional features like revolve, coil, and hole are used to create complex shapes. Fillets and chamfers can modify edges. Helical sweeps add threads. Assemblies are then created by combining individual parts using constraints like tangency, intersection, and parallelism.

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    Modelling Part Diagram in Pro E Parametric

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    Karthic Easwar
    The document provides an overview of how to model part diagrams in Pro/E parametric. It describes how to start a 2D sketch containing various features like lines, circles, arcs, etc. and then extrude the sketch to create the part shape. Additional features like revolve, coil, and hole are used to create complex shapes. Fillets and chamfers can modify edges. Helical sweeps add threads. Assemblies are then created by combining individual parts using constraints like tangency, intersection, and parallelism.

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    MODELLING PART DIAGRAM IN PRO E PARAMETRIC

    Initially open a new part diagram with metric standards.


    Start a 2-D sketch in selected plain.
    The 2D sketch contains the following features such as

    line
    circle
    arc
    rectangle
    fillet
    centre line
    project geometry
    dimension
    rotate
    scale etc,.

    After the 2D sketch is finished , then create a extrude feature in


    accordance to the diagram.
    The extrude feature can either be used to extrude a material or it also
    can be used to remove the material to a particular distance or through
    hole.
    Similaar to the extrude feature there are other similar features,they
    are as follows
    Revolve
    It can be used to create a object by revoving the base
    diagram along the centre axis such as here the body.
    Coil
    It is used to create a coil structure along the axis.

    Hole
    It is similar to the extrude remove material option where
    here we can create a tapered hole or sharp edge or it can
    be a counter bore.
    The filler and champer option can be used to modify the edges.
    To put a tthread the hellical sweep option is used . The thread can
    either be rectangular, triangular , inner or it can be outer thread .
    The plane option is used to select different plane otherr than the
    XYZ plane such as any surface of the material or it can either be a
    imaginary one.
    After the part diagram is finished next come the assembly diagram.
    Here each part is assembled in a step bu step manner.
    The can sassembled on the basis of many constraints such as the
    tangent to a surface, intersect into a surface , parallel to a surface
    either in allingnment with the central axix or simply parallel.

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