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MEWAR UNIVERSITY
CATIA V5
Mr. M. Kumar
BRANCH: MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
COURSE: BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY
MUR1402163
YEAR: 3RD
, SEMESTER: 6TH
PRESENTATION REPORT: CATIA
HISTORY AND SCOPE OF APPLICATION
 CATIA started as an in-
house development in
1977 by French aircraft
manufacturer Avions
Marcel Dassault, at
that time customer of
the CADAM software
to develop Dassault's
Mirage fighter jet.
 Initially named CATI
(conception assist辿e
tridimensionnelle
interactiveFrench for
interactiveaided three-
dimensional design), it
was renamed CATIA in
1981 when Dassault
created a subsidiary to
develop and sell the
software.
Commonly referred to as a 3D Product Lifecycle
Management software suite, CATIA supports multiple stages of
product development (CAx), including conceptualization, design
(CAD), engineering (CAE) and manufacturing (CAM). CATIA
facilitates collaborative engineering across disciplines around its
3DEXPERIENCE platform, including surfacing & shape design,
electrical, fluid and electronic systems design, mechanical
engineering and systems engineering.
CATIA facilitates the design of electronic, electrical, and distributed
systems such as fluid and HVAC systems, all the way to the
production of documentation for manufacturing.
CATIA Overview
 CATIA v5 is an Integrated Computer Aided
Engineering tool:
 Incorporates CAD, CAM, CAE, and other applications
 Completely re-written since CATIA v4 and still under
development
 CATIA v5 is a native Windows application
 User friendly icon based graphical user interface
 Based on Variational/ Parametric technology
 Encourages design flexibility and design reuse
 Supports Knowledge Based Design
CATIA v5 Philosophy
 A Flexible Modelling environment
 Ability to easily modify models, and implement design
changes
 Support for data sharing, and data reuse
 Knowledge enabled
 Capture of design constraints, and design intent as well as
final model geometry
 Management of non-geometric as well as geometric
design information
 The 3D Part is the Master Model
 Drawings, Assemblies and Analyses are associative to the
3D parts. If the part design changes, the downstream
models with change too.
CATIA v5 Applications
 Product Structure
 Part Design
 Assembly Design
 Sketcher
 Drafting (Interactive and
Generative)
 Wireframe and Surface
 Freestyle Shaper
 Digital Shape Editor
 Knowledgeware
 Photo Studio
 4D Navigator (including
kinematics)
 Manufacturing
 Finite Element Analysis
Manipulating the Display using the Mouse
 Pan
 Press and hold the middle mouse
button and move the mouse to pan
 Rotate
 Press and hold the middle mouse
button then the left mouse button
and move the mouse to rotate
 Zoom
 Press and hold the middle mouse
button and click the left mouse
button then move the mouse to
zoom in and out
 Using the compass
 Drag the axes or planes of the
compass to dynamically rotate
the display
 Multi-select entities by holding
down the Shift key
Part Design
 The Part Design application is used to create solid
models of parts
 Solid parts are usually created from 2D profiles that
are extruded or revolved to form a base feature
 The Part Design task is tightly integrated with a 2D
sketching tool
 A library of features is provided to allow user to add
additional details to a base part
 Parts can be modified by selecting their features in the
specification tree
 Parts are stored in files with the extension .CATPart
Part Design
 Base Features
 Pad
 Pocket
 Shaft
 Reference Elements
 Point
 Line
 Plane
 Dress-up Features
 Fillets
 Chamfers
 Transformation Features
 Translation
 Rotation
 Mirror
 Pattern
 Scale
Slot
Hole
Groove
Draft Shell
Thickness
Sketcher
 Entering the sketcher
 Click on the Sketcher icon or select
Start -> Mechanical Design ->
Sketcher
 Exiting from the Sketcher
 Click on the Exit icon to leave the
sketcher and return to the 3D
workspace
 Geometry Creation
 Geometry Operations
 Constraint Creation
 Tools Toolbar
 Snap to point
 Construction Geometry
 Constraint
Using the Sketcher
 The Sketcher is a parametric design tool
 It allows you to quickly draw the approximate
shape of a design, and then assign constraints
to complete the shape definition
 Constraints can be applied as:
 Driving Dimensions  dimensions that control
the size of a geometric entity
 Geometric Constraints  geometric
relationships such as parallel, perpendicular,
tangent, collinear
Creating a Solid Part from a Sketch
1. Click on the Pad icon to
create an extruded part
2. Select the sketch containing
the profile you want to
extrude (note the sketch is
treated as a single entity)
3. The Pad definition window
will appear
4. Select the limit type from:
 Dimension
 Up To Next
 Up To Last
 Up To Plane
5. Type in the length if required
6. Check the extrude direction
arrow
7. Click on OK to create the
Part
Assembly Design
 The Assembly Design application allows you to
create a product model from a number of
separate parts
 The parts in a product assembly are not joined
together, but assembled as they would be in a
physical assembly
 The product assembly structure is hierarchical
and allows you to model complex product
relationships
 Constraints can be applied between the parts in
assembly to define relationships between them
Wireframe and Surface
 The Wireframe and Surface task provides a
more traditional CAD 3D modelling
environment
 The Wireframe functionality allows you to
create Wireframe points, lines and curves in 3D
space, without using the constraint based
approach of the sketcher
 The Surface functionality allows you to create
smooth freeform surfaces by sweeping
Wireframe curves through 3D space
 Wireframe and Surface is integrated with the
other CATIA applications allowing for hybrid
surface and solid modelling
Wireframe and Surface
 WireframeToolbar
 Create Point
 Create Line
 Create Plane
 Create Projections
 Create Intersections
 Create Circle
 Create Spline
 Corner
 Create Parallel Curves
 Create Boundary Curves
 SurfaceToolbar
 Extrude Surfaces
 Surface of Revolution
 Offset Surface
 Sweep Surface
 Create Filling Surface
 Loft Surface
 Blend Surface
 Extract Geometry
Interactive Drafting
 Geometry Creation
 Point
 Line
 Circle
 Arc
 Profile
 Curve
 Pre-Define Profiles
 TransformationsToolbar
 Translate, Rotate, Scale, Mirror
 RelimitationsToolbar
 Corner
 Chamfer
 Trim
 Break
 Annotation
 Text
 Symbols
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  • 1. MEWAR UNIVERSITY CATIA V5 Mr. M. Kumar BRANCH: MECHANICAL ENGINEERING COURSE: BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY MUR1402163 YEAR: 3RD , SEMESTER: 6TH PRESENTATION REPORT: CATIA
  • 2. HISTORY AND SCOPE OF APPLICATION CATIA started as an in- house development in 1977 by French aircraft manufacturer Avions Marcel Dassault, at that time customer of the CADAM software to develop Dassault's Mirage fighter jet. Initially named CATI (conception assist辿e tridimensionnelle interactiveFrench for interactiveaided three- dimensional design), it was renamed CATIA in 1981 when Dassault created a subsidiary to develop and sell the software.
  • 3. Commonly referred to as a 3D Product Lifecycle Management software suite, CATIA supports multiple stages of product development (CAx), including conceptualization, design (CAD), engineering (CAE) and manufacturing (CAM). CATIA facilitates collaborative engineering across disciplines around its 3DEXPERIENCE platform, including surfacing & shape design, electrical, fluid and electronic systems design, mechanical engineering and systems engineering. CATIA facilitates the design of electronic, electrical, and distributed systems such as fluid and HVAC systems, all the way to the production of documentation for manufacturing.
  • 4. CATIA Overview CATIA v5 is an Integrated Computer Aided Engineering tool: Incorporates CAD, CAM, CAE, and other applications Completely re-written since CATIA v4 and still under development CATIA v5 is a native Windows application User friendly icon based graphical user interface Based on Variational/ Parametric technology Encourages design flexibility and design reuse Supports Knowledge Based Design
  • 5. CATIA v5 Philosophy A Flexible Modelling environment Ability to easily modify models, and implement design changes Support for data sharing, and data reuse Knowledge enabled Capture of design constraints, and design intent as well as final model geometry Management of non-geometric as well as geometric design information The 3D Part is the Master Model Drawings, Assemblies and Analyses are associative to the 3D parts. If the part design changes, the downstream models with change too.
  • 6. CATIA v5 Applications Product Structure Part Design Assembly Design Sketcher Drafting (Interactive and Generative) Wireframe and Surface Freestyle Shaper Digital Shape Editor Knowledgeware Photo Studio 4D Navigator (including kinematics) Manufacturing Finite Element Analysis
  • 7. Manipulating the Display using the Mouse Pan Press and hold the middle mouse button and move the mouse to pan Rotate Press and hold the middle mouse button then the left mouse button and move the mouse to rotate Zoom Press and hold the middle mouse button and click the left mouse button then move the mouse to zoom in and out Using the compass Drag the axes or planes of the compass to dynamically rotate the display Multi-select entities by holding down the Shift key
  • 8. Part Design The Part Design application is used to create solid models of parts Solid parts are usually created from 2D profiles that are extruded or revolved to form a base feature The Part Design task is tightly integrated with a 2D sketching tool A library of features is provided to allow user to add additional details to a base part Parts can be modified by selecting their features in the specification tree Parts are stored in files with the extension .CATPart
  • 9. Part Design Base Features Pad Pocket Shaft Reference Elements Point Line Plane Dress-up Features Fillets Chamfers Transformation Features Translation Rotation Mirror Pattern Scale Slot Hole Groove Draft Shell Thickness
  • 10. Sketcher Entering the sketcher Click on the Sketcher icon or select Start -> Mechanical Design -> Sketcher Exiting from the Sketcher Click on the Exit icon to leave the sketcher and return to the 3D workspace Geometry Creation Geometry Operations Constraint Creation Tools Toolbar Snap to point Construction Geometry Constraint
  • 11. Using the Sketcher The Sketcher is a parametric design tool It allows you to quickly draw the approximate shape of a design, and then assign constraints to complete the shape definition Constraints can be applied as: Driving Dimensions dimensions that control the size of a geometric entity Geometric Constraints geometric relationships such as parallel, perpendicular, tangent, collinear
  • 12. Creating a Solid Part from a Sketch 1. Click on the Pad icon to create an extruded part 2. Select the sketch containing the profile you want to extrude (note the sketch is treated as a single entity) 3. The Pad definition window will appear 4. Select the limit type from: Dimension Up To Next Up To Last Up To Plane 5. Type in the length if required 6. Check the extrude direction arrow 7. Click on OK to create the Part
  • 13. Assembly Design The Assembly Design application allows you to create a product model from a number of separate parts The parts in a product assembly are not joined together, but assembled as they would be in a physical assembly The product assembly structure is hierarchical and allows you to model complex product relationships Constraints can be applied between the parts in assembly to define relationships between them
  • 14. Wireframe and Surface The Wireframe and Surface task provides a more traditional CAD 3D modelling environment The Wireframe functionality allows you to create Wireframe points, lines and curves in 3D space, without using the constraint based approach of the sketcher The Surface functionality allows you to create smooth freeform surfaces by sweeping Wireframe curves through 3D space Wireframe and Surface is integrated with the other CATIA applications allowing for hybrid surface and solid modelling
  • 15. Wireframe and Surface WireframeToolbar Create Point Create Line Create Plane Create Projections Create Intersections Create Circle Create Spline Corner Create Parallel Curves Create Boundary Curves SurfaceToolbar Extrude Surfaces Surface of Revolution Offset Surface Sweep Surface Create Filling Surface Loft Surface Blend Surface Extract Geometry
  • 16. Interactive Drafting Geometry Creation Point Line Circle Arc Profile Curve Pre-Define Profiles TransformationsToolbar Translate, Rotate, Scale, Mirror RelimitationsToolbar Corner Chamfer Trim Break Annotation Text Symbols