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04.Modeling Fundamentals

Course: EGS 1111, Fall 2011
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Computer Modeling Fundamentals 2-D Graphics Use computer to draft Not a modeling process Requires slow speed and small memory for computer 3-D idea existed, but was not realizable. Began in early 60s 3-D Computer Graphics Use computer to model 3-D objects (parts) Use computer to assemble all parts Computer makes all drawings as desired Requires high speed and large memory for computer Popular...

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Computer Modeling Fundamentals 2-D Graphics Use computer to draft Not a modeling process Requires slow speed and small memory for computer 3-D idea existed, but was not realizable. Began in early 60s 3-D Computer Graphics Use computer to model 3-D objects (parts) Use computer to assemble all parts Computer makes all drawings as desired Requires high speed and large memory for computer Popular commercial packages: SolidWorks, Pro/E, AutoCAD 3-D Modeling Wireframe modeling Solid modeling (B-rep) (Boundary representation) Solid modeling (CSG) (Constructive solid geometry) Wireframe Modeling An object is defined by its edges and vertices. Advantages: simple, fast, easy extension from 2-D to 3-D, requirement of less computer memory Disadvantage: ambiguity Ambiguity Solid Modeling (B-rep) An object is defined by its edges and boundary surfaces. Extension of wireframe modeling. Advantages: no ambiguity, easy to calculate physical properties, such as area, volume, moment of inertia, etc. Disadvantage: not appealing to engineers. Solid Modeling (CSG) An is object defined by basic geometric shapes (geometric primitives). Geometric primitives: cube, block, prisms, cylinder, sphere, cone, torus, etc. Use Boolean operations to manipulate primitives. Advantages: more natural to engineers Disadvantage: not capable to calculate physical properties. Geometric Primitives Boolean Operations Union (addition): Intersection: A B Difference (subtraction): A-B, B-A Part Modeling in Terms of Features Extruded Feature Uniform cross section. Extruding in the direction perpendicular to the cross section. Extruded cut can also be made. Revolved Feature construction by revolving a uniform cross-section along a circular path. The revolved angle can be selected. Revolved cut can also be made. Summary 3-D solid modeling is a process to construct a machine (structure) virtually. CSG 3-D modeling uses the same process as real manufacturing process. Construction of parts is the key step of 3-D modeling. Pro/E use CSG 3-D modeling to construct parts, and uses B-rep method to calculate physical properties.
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