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    Subject: Computer Application 3rd Level: Northern Technical University Technical Engineering College/mosul

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    This document discusses how to insert 2D and 3D screws using Autodesk Mechanical Desktop 2009 (MDT) software. It provides step-by-step instructions for inserting screws in different views, including specifying insertion points, rotation angles, diameters, and lengths. Commands are given for inserting screws in the front, side, top views in 2D as well as using concentric, cylinder, or two edge options for 3D screw insertion. Definitions are also provided for some of the command line options. The overall objective is to use this mechanical design software to insert various mechanical parts for mechanical design analysis and calculations.

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    This document discusses how to insert 2D and 3D screws using Autodesk Mechanical Desktop 2009 (MDT) software. It provides step-by-step instructions for inserting screws in different views, including specifying insertion points, rotation angles, diameters, and lengths. Commands are given for inserting screws in the front, side, top views in 2D as well as using concentric, cylinder, or two edge options for 3D screw insertion. Definitions are also provided for some of the command line options. The overall objective is to use this mechanical design software to insert various mechanical parts for mechanical design analysis and calculations.

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    This document discusses how to insert 2D and 3D screws using Autodesk Mechanical Desktop 2009 (MDT) software. It provides step-by-step instructions for inserting screws in different views, including specifying insertion points, rotation angles, diameters, and lengths. Commands are given for inserting screws in the front, side, top views in 2D as well as using concentric, cylinder, or two edge options for 3D screw insertion. Definitions are also provided for some of the command line options. The overall objective is to use this mechanical design software to insert various mechanical parts for mechanical design analysis and calculations.

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    Computer Application 3rd level/ MDT Dep.

    (Technical Engineering of Power Mechanics) 2020/2021

    Northern Technical University


    Technical Engineering college/Mosul
    Department : Technical engineering of power mechanics
    Third Level

    Subject: Computer Application 3rd level

    Autodesk Mechanical Desktop 2009 (MDT)

    Lecturer
    Dr. Thamir Aun Al Deen Mohammed
    2020/2021

    Dr Thamir Aun Al Deen Mohammed Sheet (thamir_own@yahoo.com - thamir_own@ntu.edu.iq ) Page 1


    Computer Application 3rd level/ MDT Dep. (Technical Engineering of Power Mechanics) 2020/2021

    Autodesk Mechanical Desktop 2009 (MDT)

    AutoCAD Mechanical software extends the capabilities of


    AutoCAD so that you can quickly create and manage mechanical
    drawings.

    Autodesk Mechanical Desktop 2009 (MDT) software includes all


    the functionality of AutoCAD, plus libraries of standards-based
    parts and tools to help accelerate mechanical CAD.

    The objective of using Mechanical Desktop design software


    package is to insert 2D or 3D mechanical parts (screws, washers,
    nuts, shafts, keys, bearings, springs, …etc.). This software is used
    in mechanical design analysis and calculations were made after
    applying forces on the mechanical parts and inserting the data
    needed to perform the calculations.

    Dr Thamir Aun Al Deen Mohammed Sheet (thamir_own@yahoo.com - thamir_own@ntu.edu.iq ) Page 2


    Computer Application 3rd level/ MDT Dep. (Technical Engineering of Power Mechanics) 2020/2021

    Screws
    How to draw a 2D or 3D Screw by using Mechanical Desktop?
    1- Menu content2D or 3D Fasteners Screws

    2- In the command line write AMSCREW2D or AMSCREW3D

    After a Screw dialog box appear, select a type of screw and view to insert.

    Depending on the selected view there are differences in the insertion process.

    Command line options for 2D Screw


    Front View/Side View

    Specify insertion point: Click a point to specify an insertion point.

    Dr Thamir Aun Al Deen Mohammed Sheet (thamir_own@yahoo.com - thamir_own@ntu.edu.iq ) Page 3


    Computer Application 3rd level/ MDT Dep. (Technical Engineering of Power Mechanics) 2020/2021

    Specify rotation angle <0>: Specify the rotation angle using the pointing device, or
    enter a value.

    In the Nominal Diameter dialog box, select the size.

    Drag size: Specify the length using the pointing device, or enter a value.

    Top View

    Specify insertion point: Click a point to specify an insertion point.

    Specify rotation angle <0>: Specify the rotation angle using the pointing device, or
    enter a value.

    In the Nominal Diameter dialog box, select the size.

    In the Length Selection dialog box, select a length.

    Command line options for 3D Screw


    Select first point [Concentric/cYlinder/two Edges]: Select a first point or

    select the option you want to use to insert the 3D part.

    Select second point [Concentric/cYlinder/two Edges]: Select a second point. A dialog


    box named for the standard you selected is displayed in which you can select the
    nominal diameter for the standard part.

    Drag Size [Dialog]: Drag the size by moving the cursor in insertion direction. If you
    select Dialog, you choose the part from a table.

    Command line definitions


    Concentric

    Select circular or elliptical edge: Click the edge of


    the area where you want to insert the standard part. (1).

    Enter an option [Next/Accept] <Accept>: Press ENTER.

    Dr Thamir Aun Al Deen Mohammed Sheet (thamir_own@yahoo.com - thamir_own@ntu.edu.iq ) Page 4

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