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    Report

    Pro engineer

    Name : MUHAMMAD FAIZAL BIN


    MAT JUSOH

    No. Matrix : 02 PKM 10 f 2028


    Class : DKM 5C
    Lecture Name : Puan Farha bt Mohd Fazli
    : Puan Masliana bt Idris
    Objective

    - Learn to use pro-e

    - To train the students in sheet metal design pro engineer


    software of ficiently for product
    design and development.

    - To use pro-e to both model a typical pattern use in sand


    casting of you own personal design created.

    - To have the talent in the using pro e software

    Introduction Pro – E

    Pro /ENGINEER (Pro/E) is a program that is used to


    create precision three dimensional computer models. The 3-D parts
    created on Pro /E use a technique known as solid modeling, (as
    opposed to wire frame or surface modeling). Other important
    descriptors used to classify Pro/E include: feature-based,
    associative, and constraint (or parametric)-based. The tutorials will
    expose you to the meanings of these terms.

    Pro /E is a fully parametric CAD program This means that


    the geometry of features (e.g., holes, slots) on a part have to be fully
    specified in terms of size, shape, orientation, and location. This
    specification allows the user to write equations (i.e., relations)
    which describe how features on individual parts or multiple parts
    should relate to each other. For example, in an engine, if the
    diameter of the piston is increased or decreased, the corresponding
    engine block is automatically modified to match the specifications
    of the new piston. For the student, full parametric means that you
    must have a strategy before you start modeling of what features you
    want and how you want to constrain them within the part.
    Starting Pro /E v20

    Pro /E v20 can be run from any PC running NCSU Unity


    or Eos. Ideally the computer will have at least a 17" monitor and
    64Mb of RAM. The program icon will be in the Launcher. Double-
    click and the following windows appear:

    The top half of the main window, the model window, is for
    viewing and manipulating your models.

    Below it is the message window , which shows text


    responses to many of the input commands. This window is also
    where text is typed at command prompts that ask for information
    such as dimensions and part names. It is normal for you to only see
    two lines of this window at a time. You can resize any window to
    suit individual preferences.

    At the very top of the main window is the pull-down


    menus and icons. The pull-down menus perform much as they do on
    other Windows-based programs. The icons provide frequently used
    file, view control, and display control commands. In some cases
    they duplicate commands that exist in other menus.

    Cascading menus appear to the right of the main menu


    once a file is opened. The menus displayed will be based to the
    command chosen. Sub-menus appear (most of the time) below the
    menu holding the command that called it. If there is not enough
    room on the screen, scroll bars will appear on the menu. The
    command window will give you a brief description of menu item
    you have your mouse over in yellow.
    Equipment
    - Computer

    - Software pro engineer

    - Keyboard

    - Mouse

    - CPU

    - Monitor

    PROCEDURE

    - Right

    - Top

    - Front

    - Prt-csys-def

    - Sketch 1

    - Extrude 1

    - Sketch 1

    - Extrude 2

    - S2D0002

    - Mirror 1

    - Extrude 2(2)

    - S2d0002(1)
    - Hole

    - Round 1

    - Insert here

    DISCUSSION

    1) What is pro-e engineer

    Pro /ENGINEER (Pro/E) is a program that is used to create


    precision three dimensional computer models. The 3-D parts created
    on Pro /E use a technique known as solid modeling, (as opposed to
    wire frame or surface modeling). Other important descriptors used
    to classify Pro/E include: feature-based, associative, and constraint
    (or parametric)-based. The tutorials will expose you to the meanings
    of these terms.

    Pro /E is a fully parametric CAD program This means that


    the geometry of features (e.g., holes, slots) on a part have to be fully
    specified in terms of size, shape, orientation, and location. This
    specification allows the user to write equations (i.e., relations)
    which describe how features on individual parts or multiple parts
    should relate to each other. For example, in an engine, if the
    diameter of the piston is increased or decreased, the corresponding
    engine block is automatically modified to match the specifications
    of the new piston. For the student, full parametric means that you
    must have a strategy before you start modeling of what features you
    want and how you want to constrain them within the part.

    2) List down 5 benefits using this software

    - To communicate these changes back to the Pro/E user,


    SpaceClaim has a unique and powerful set of 3D mark-up
    capabilities that document the changes through an overlay of
    the original and updated model versions.

    - The software automatically calculates and displays old and


    new dimensional values and highlights geometry changes.
    3D annotations including dimensions, notes and geometric
    tolerances can be added.

    - The result is a clear, concise, and unambiguous description of


    the change to be made to the Pro e

    - Pro e has traditionally been done through redlining on a


    drawing, over-the-shoulder directing, or a drawing a
    conception a piece of paper, can be provided in a clear,
    unambiguous 3D form.

    - Pro/E user to maintain focus on the detail design while


    other design input is being explored in parallel.

    3) Explain what are the limitation using the software

    The limit is the software only able to draw of some part of material.
    And there limited tool that can be used in the drawing 2D and 3D
    diagram.
    4) Give out 3 other software that are similar to E solution

    - AutoCAD

    - CATIA (Computer aided three dimension interactive


    application )

    - Solid edge

    5) Sketch and label 3d plane as displayed in the software


    6) State the use of these commands sketch, extrude, holes tool
    and revolve.

     Sketch
    - Use to drawing 2D diagram

     Extrude
    -use for remove the unwanted material in the diagram.

     Revolve
    - Revolve is use for additional / removal of material
    around a defined axis.

     Hole tool
    - Use to make hole in the diagram.

    Conclusion

    The benefits of Pro/E and of having 3D product


    definition throughout the product development process are clear.
    Today, these benefits are not fully realized because many in the
    expanded development team lack access and time to work
    productively with 3D models. Pro/E user productivity is hampered
    by repeated requests to make model changes, some for specialized
    purposes that are thrown away.

    Moreover, these change requests are often


    communicated in ways that add design iterations and unnecessary
    time to the design process. SpaceClaim provides a tool to
    complement the use of Pro/E and improve both the Pro/E user’s and
    the SpaceClaim user’s individual productivity. Additionally,
    SpaceClaim enhances organizational productivity by extending the
    full benefits of 3D to all participants—thereby optimizing product
    design; improving communication, which results in more efficient
    design iterations; and reducing the time to market.

    References

    - www.proengineer.com

    - www.ptc.com

    - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pro/ENGINEER

    - www.proefaq.com

    - www.synthx.com/tom/sy_tom.htm

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