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    Me 8381 - Computer Aided Machine Drawing

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    The document contains details of 10 experiments to be performed in the Computer Aided Machine Drawing lab. The experiments cover topics like setting up a drawing environment, drawing orthographic projections, isometric views, extruding 2D objects into 3D, drawing bolts and nuts with internal and external threading, making assemblies like universal couplings and gears. The lab manual provides step-by-step instructions for drawings along with the objectives and theory for each experiment.

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    The document contains details of 10 experiments to be performed in the Computer Aided Machine Drawing lab. The experiments cover topics like setting up a drawing environment, drawing orthographic projections, isometric views, extruding 2D objects into 3D, drawing bolts and nuts with internal and external threading, making assemblies like universal couplings and gears. The lab manual provides step-by-step instructions for drawings along with the objectives and theory for each experiment.

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    DHANALAKSHMI SRINIVASAN

    COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
    COIMBATORE

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    DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

    Subject Code & Title

    ME 8381 COMPUTER AIDED MACHINE DRAWING

    Name :

    Roll No :

    Degree & Branch :

    Subject Code &Title :

    Year &Semester :
    LABORATORY MANUAL

    COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN LAB

    Sr. No Experime nt Title

    Setting up of drawing environment by setting drawing limits, drawing units, naming the
    1 drawing, naming layers, setting line types for different layers using various type of lines
    in engineering drawing, saving the file with .dwg extension.

    Layout drawing of a building using different layer and line colors indicating all Building
    2
    details. Name the details using text commands, Make a title Block.
    To Draw Orthographic projection Drawings (Front, Top and side) of boiler safety valve
    3 giving name the various components of the valve.

    4 Make an Isometric dimensioned drawing of a connecting Rod using isometric grid and
    snap.
    Draw quarter sectional isometric view of a cotter joint.
    5

    Draw different types of bolts and nuts with internal and external threading in Acme and
    6
    square threading standards. Save the bolts and nuts as blocks suitable for insertion.

    7 Draw 3D models by extruding simple 2D objects, dimension and name the objects.

    8 Draw a Spring using helix command


    EXPERIMENT:-1

    OBJECTIVE:- TO DRAW A SIMPLE 2-D OBJECT AND EXTRUDE IT


    EXPERIMENT NO:-2

    OBJECTIVE:- TO DRAW A SIMPLE 2-D OBJECT AND EXTRUDE


    EXPERIMENT:-3

    OBJECTIVE:- TO DRAW A SIMPLE 2-D OBJECT AND EXTRUDE IT.


    EXPERIMENT:-4

    OBJECTIVE:- TO DRAW ACME BOLT


    Step 1- Top plane>>Sketch.

    Step 2-Draw a circle of 20mm dia.

    Step 4-Extrude it by 50mm.


    Step 5-Top face>>Sketch.

    Step 6-Draw a polygon inside a circle of 32.5mm dia.

    Step 7-Extrude it by 10mm.


    Step 8-Top face>>sketch.

    Step 9-Draw a circle tangent to sides of polygon.

    Step 10-Extruded cut.


    Step 11-Check flip side to cut. Draft enable at 45.00º.

    Step 12-Chamfer.

    Step 13-At distance of 3mm & angle 45º.


    Step 14-Top plane>>sketch.

    Step 15-Select the outer edge and then convert entities.

    Step 16-Curves>>Helix and spiral.


    Step 17-Defined by Pitch and revolution. Pitch=3mm and revolution = 15.

    Step 18-Right plane>>sketch.

    Step 19-Draw a profile like this. Since pitch is 3mm so keep the length be little less than pitch since at
    3mm it will have intersection error.
    Step 21-Sweep cut.
    Select the profile and the helix as the path.

    Step 22-And we have the ACME screw threads.


    EXPERIMENT:5
    Objective- Draw 3-D model of Crank-shaft
    THEORY- The crankshaft transforms the linear motion of the pistons into a rotational motion that is
    transmitted to the load. Crankshafts are made of forged steel. The forged crankshaft is machined to
    produce the crankshaft bearing and connecting rod bearing surfaces. The rod bearings are eccentric, or
    offset, from the center of the crankshaft. This offset converts the reciprocating (up and down) motion of
    the piston into the rotary motion of the crankshaft. The amount of offset determines the stroke (distance
    the piston travels) of the engine.
    Step 1-Open a sketch on the right plane and draw a sketch like shown

    Step 2- Use revolve command


    Step 3-Open a sketch on the body. Draw a 30mm radiuses circle and extrude it 20mm

    Step 4-Go to other side draw shown sketch and extrude it 20 mm

    Step 5-Open a sketch on same surface and draw shown sketch


    Step 6-Use cut extrude command and tick 'flip side to cut'

    Step 7-Now use mirror command. crank began to take shape

    Step 8-Use move copy body command. Enter values

    Step 9-Rotate this (4th from right side) body 60degree


    Step 10-Rotate 3th body 120 degree

    Step 11-Rotate sixth body 180 degree

    Step 12-Rotate second body 240 degree


    Step 13-Rotate 5th body 300 degree

    Step 14-Use combine command. Crankshaft is ready


    EXPERIMENT:6

    Objective- Draw a Spring using helix command

    Step 1-In order to make a helix, first we need to make a sketch with a circle. This Circle is going to be
    the helix’s diameter. Select the Front Plane and make a sketch using the following dimensions. Exit the
    sketch when done.

    Step 2-In the Features tab select “Curves, Helix and Spiral” from the drop-down menu. When asked to
    select a plane or a sketch, select the sketch we just drew

    Step 3-The helix can be defined by the combination of any two parameters Between Pitch, Revolutions
    and Height. For this example select “Pitch andRevolution” from the “Defined By:” drop down menu,
    and make the pitch 0.325"and 6 Revolutions. The “Start Angle” value will define where the helix will
    start.By making it 90 degrees it will start coincident with the Front Plane.
    Step 4-Once the Helix is done, we need to make the Profile sketch for the sweep.Switch to a Right view,
    and add a new sketch in the Right Plane as shown. Make the circle close to the Helix .

    Step 5- Add a “Pie rce” geometric relation between the center of the circle and the helix. This way the
    path will start at the beginning of the helix. This relation will make the sketch fully defined. Exit the
    Sketch when done.
    Step 6

    Select the Sweep command and make the sweep using the last sketch as
    a profile and the Helix as a Path. Notice the Preview.

    Step 7

    Finished spring.
    EXPERIMENT: 7

    Objective- Draw 3-D model of Connecting Rod


    THEORY- A connecting rod is an engine component that transfers motion from the piston to the
    crankshaft and functions as a lever arm. Connecting rods are commonly made from cast aluminum alloy
    and are designed to withstand dynamic stresses from combustion and piston movement

    Step 1-Draw two circles like shown on the front plane

    Step 2-Add two tangent lines


    Step 3-Add two more circles

    Step 4-Draw a line and mirror it

    Step 5-Draw a centerline and use trim command

    Step 6-Use fillet command like shown


    Step 7-Go up side and use trim command

    Step 8-Use fillet command again

    Step 9-Open a sketch on the body and draw a line. Make parallel the line with the shown edge
    Step 10-Open a sketch on the body and draw a line. Make parallel the line with the shown edge

    Step 11-Mirror the line and add these two circles

    Step 12-Intersect the lines and use trim command


    Step 13-Use trim command and mirror it

    Step 14-Draw two circles and cut the body

    Step 15-Draw two circles more and cut the body again. Use offset feature
    Step 16-Draw a sketch on the body like shown

    Step 17-Extrude it 2mm and use mirror command


    Step 18-Now use fillet command

    Step 19- one part of Connecting rod is ready


    EXPERIMENT NO:-8
    OBJECTIVE- Draw 3-d model of Piston
    Step 1-To draw a sketch like in the picture. Most important dimension is piston radius.

    Step 2-Use cut revolve command

    Step 3-Open a sketch on front plane and draw a rectangle


    Step 4-Use cut extrude command and cut the body

    Step 5-Open a sketch on this surface

    Step 6-Draw this sketch with using mirror command

    Step 7-Extrude it 40mm. then open a sketch on this surface


    Step 8-Use convert entities command and select this surface

    Step 9-Draw the shown sketch

    Step 10-Use trim command


    Step 11-Extrude 10mm and mirror it

    Step 12-Open a sketch on blue surface and draw a 11mm circle center of it

    Step 13-Cut the body


    Step 14-Now you should use fillet command.

    Step 15-Use dome command

    Step 17-Draw shown sketch on the front plane


    Step 18-Use cut extrude command

    Step 19-Use section view button

    Step 20-Open a sketch on the front plane and draw shown sketch
    Step 21-Add an axis

    Step 22-Use cut revolve command

    Step 23- Disable section view icon & Piston is ready


    EXPERIMENT: 9
    Objective- To make an assembly of Universal Coupling
    Step 1-Select top plane and then click Reference geometry >> plane.

    Step 2-Offset the top plane by 83mm.

    Step 3-Again offset the top plane by 83mm in opposite direction.


    Step 4-Plane1>>Sketch.

    Step 5-Draw this profile.

    Step 6-Extrude it in downward direction by 28mm.


    Step 7-Mirror this body about top plane. Uncheck Merge solids.

    Step 8-Front face >> Sketch.

    Step 9-Draw a rectangle with center at origin and coincident to the corners
    Step 10-Extrude it in backward direction by 32mm

    Step 11-Top face>>Sketch.

    Step 12-Draw two lines.


    Step 13-Extrude surface by length larger than fork height.

    Step 14-Cut with surface.

    Step 15Select the right surface and direction be outwards the part. Click OK.
    Step 16-Repeat the same step for other side and hide the surfaces.

    Step 17-Front face>>Sketch.

    Step 18-Draw two circles of 88mm and 50mm dia.


    Step 19-Extrude it by 58mm.

    Step 20-Front face>>Sketch.

    Step 21-Draw this rectangle of 12mm x 4mm.


    Step 22-Extrude cut it by 58mm.

    Step 23We have the fork.


    EXPERIMENT NO :-10

    AIM: TO DRAW A 3D MODEL OF A GEAR

    STEP : 1 Open a new sketch on front plane

    STEP : 2 Take a circle of diameter 128mm.

    STEP : 3 Now go to freature >Extrude Boss > Extrude with 30mm.

    STEP : 4 Now open the sketch on front plane and convert entities , and than take a centre line after that a
    take a 3point arc and mirror about a centre line and join the arc by a line and give a proper dimension.A
    gear teeth profile generated.
    STEP : 5 Now ,Extrude it.

    STEP : 6 Now go to freature >Circular Pattern >select the face on which the profile is generated and fill
    the number of profile 10 and OK.

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