What are BREP and CSG | Difference between BREP and CSG
Table of Content Constructive Solid Geometry Boundary Representation Differences between BREP and CSG The geometric modeling technique has revolutionized the design and manufacture of products to a great extent. Although there have been various ways of representing an object, the most commonly used modeling technique is Solid Modelling. Boundary Representation modeling and Constructive Solid Geometry modeling are the […]
Read MoreFaceted Modeling and NURBS
Modern CAD systems and CAD packages enable designers to model objects and retrieve them in their formats. Some formats are interchangeable while some enforce restrictions, upon which, it becomes difficult to transfer an object model from one form to another. This article describes some of the most used CAD formats in the industry. But before […]
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Table of Content Representation of Geometric Models Types of Geometric Modelings Requirements for Geometric Modeling The culture of design & manufacturing incorporates various crucial aspects for producing a market- efficient product. Computer-aided Engineering or CAE is a central part of the entire manufacturing process. Over the years, the function of CAE has evolved so much that it has […]
Read MoreValue Engineering
During the lifecycle of a particular product, companies tend to review the existing design to look out for ways to reduce production cost. Even when coming up with a new product, so many manufacturers go for analyzing the same during its design phase so that it requires an optimum level of cost to produce. This […]
Read MoreDesign Analysis – FEA, CFD, and Mold Flow Analysis
Table of content Finite Element Analysis (FEA) Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Mold Flow Analysis Importance of CAE in design analysis Over the years, the term “Design Analysis” has been essential in the manufacturing sector. Instead of making a prototype and creating elaborate testing regimens to analyze the physical behavior of a product, engineers can evoke […]
Read MoreGeometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T)
The design model is a depiction of a part design. However, the design model can never be an accurate representation of the product itself. Due to shortcomings in manufacturing and inspection processes, physical parts never match the design model exactly. An essential aspect of a design is to specify the lengths the part features may […]
Read MoreWhat are DFMA and DFMEA
Table of content Design for Manufacturing and Assembly (DFMA) Design Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (DFMEA) During the last few decades, manufacturers have been able to source parts globally with the developments in technology. More and more manufacturers have entered the competition as it grows fierce. Companies in developing nation markets offer products at lower […]
Read MoreProduct Tear Down Analysis
Table of content What is a product teardown? Material Selection Responsibilities of a product teardown team Pre-requisites for a product teardown workshop Length of a product teardown workshop Knowledge and product improvement How do you determine procurement costs for product design, materials, and specifications? A superb way to get valuable insights and pinpoint design improvement […]
Read MoreTypes of Jigs and Fixtures
Table of content Types of Jigs Types of Fixtures We know that jigs and fixtures are the devices that help in the machining of jobs and reduce the human efforts required for producing these parts. It has been explained why a center lathe is an ideal machine tool for creating individual pieces of different shapes and sizes. Still, […]
Read MoreDesigning Jigs and Fixtures
The design of jigs and fixtures is dependent on numerous factors which are analysed to achieve optimum output. Jigs should be made of rigid light materials to facilitate secure handling, as it has to be rotated severally to enable holes to be drilled from different angles. It is recommended that four feet should be provided […]
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