Drafting - Engineering

1 DraftingNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR AVIATION RESEARCHW ichita State UniversityRevision 2005. All rights of this material may be reproduced, used or disclosed, in part or in whole, without the expressed written permission of:National Institute for Aviation ResearchWichita State UniversityWichita, KSCopyright 2005. All rights DraftingCATIA V5R14 Table of Contents, Page i Wichita State UniversityTABLE OF ..2 DrawingScreen ..3 Pull-downMenus ..4 File ..4 Edit ..5 View ..8 DraftingWorkbench ..9 ViewsandSheets ..9 Dimensions and ..13 BottomToolbarChanges ..14 TopToolbar ..15 Text ..15 Dimension ..16 Graphicproperties ..23 FrontView ..31 IsometricView ..34 AdvancedFrontView.

2 35 LocalAxisSystem ..40 Auxiliary ..54 BrokenView ..55 Breakout ..60 Review ..67 ModifyingSheets ..72 SheetProperties ..72 Page DraftingCATIA V5R14 Table of Contents, Page ii Wichita State UniversityModifyingViews ..74 ViewProperties ..74 Viewpositioning ..77 LocatingViews ..81 UpdatingViews ..82 Show/NoShow ..89 ModifyingProjectionPlane ..90 Dimensioning ..93 CreatingDimensions ..93 Length/distance ..93 Angle ..101 Radius ..104 DimensionswithIntersectionpoints ..107 Chamfer ..108 Thread ..110 Coordinate ..111 Holedimensiontable ..112 Coordinatedimensiontable ..115 Chained ..117 Cumulated ..118 Stacked ..119 Fillet Radius ..121 SetupParameters.

3 126 GeometricalDimensioningandTolerancing ..133 ModifyingDimensions ..141 TopToolbar ..141 PullDownMenuTools,Options ..142 GeometricalTolerance ..144 Properties ..145 Analysis ..160 Positioning ..162 Interruptions ..165 Update ..167 GeneratingDimensions ..169 CATIA DraftingCATIA V5R14 Table of Contents, Page iii Wichita State ..183 ModifyingText ..187 TopToolbar ..187 AddingaLeader ..201 OrientationLink ..206 PositionalLink ..207 Attributelink ..208 ReplicateText ..209 QueryObjectLinks ..212 Tables ..213 CreatingSymbols ..221 Balloon ..225 Weld ..227 Markup ..228 CenterlinesandAxislines ..228 AreaFill ..234 TopToolbar ..237 Graphicalproperties ..239 Arrows.

4 240 Assembly ..241 Creatinganisometricview ..241 Creatingaviewfromascene ..242 Generate ..246 Propertiesofapartinanassembly ..248 Overloadproperties ..250 Cut, ..255 ViewLinks ..2582 DGeometry ..261 Creatingaview .. plane view DraftingCATIA V5R14 Table of Contents, Page iv Wichita State UniversityReview ..281 Geometryinallviewpoints ..286 Filter generated ..286 Problems ..287 Problem#01 ..287 Problem#02 ..288 Problem#03 ..289 Problem#04 ..290 Problem#05 ..291 Problem#06 ..292 Problem#07 ..293 Problem#08 ..294 Problem#09 ..295 Problem#10 ..296 Problem#11 ..297 Problem#12 ..298 Problem#13 ..299 Problem#14 ..300 Problem#15 ..301 AppendixA ..303 MechanicalDesign- Drafting -General.

5 303 MechanicalDesign- Drafting -Layout ..304 MechanicalDesign- Drafting -View ..308 MechanicalDesign- Drafting -Manipulators ..310 Mechanical Design - Drafting - Annotation and ..312 CATIA DraftingCATIA V5R14 Creating Views, Page 23 Wichita State UniversityCreating Views from a PartThere are many types of views that can be created in CATIA Drafting . This section isdesigned to cover all of the various types of views that can be created. As discussed earlieryou can create a drawing in one of two ways, you can either begin a drawing with an emptysheet or with a configuration of views. Initially you will be starting a new drawing with anempty you begin, make sure that you do not have any other windows open in should notice that this is a part.

6 You will be creatingviews for this a new drawing with an empty sheet, the settings should beASME Standard, DANSI Sheet do not want any views in the initialdrawing. You can always assumeASME StandardandLandscapeorientation for allexercises unless otherwise your window configuration to beTile can do this by using thepull down menuWindow, Tile Horizontally. It should appear similar to the diagram DraftingCATIA V5R14 Creating Views, Page 24 Wichita State UniversityFront ViewThe first view created is normally the frontview. You can create a front view by definingthe 3D object that you want to use and defining the plane that should be used to define the front view will allow you to define a plane from a 3D objectand create the front the plane shown below from the will define the plane that you want touse for the front diagram shown below should appear in your drawing that the part appears in the drawing window and you have a blue orientation circle inthe upper right-hand corner of your window.

7 This circle allows you to orient your viewbefore actually creating it. Once the view is oriented the way you want it then you caneither select on the center dot or select outside the blue circle to create the view. You aregoing to investigate the various options thatyou have available for orienting the DraftingCATIA V5R14 Creating Views, Page 25 Wichita State UniversityOrientation CircleYou can select on the right or left arrows to rotate your part inside the view to give you adifferent plane in which to create your front view. The same goes for the up and downarrows but it rotates your part in the other direction. This will rotate the part 90 degreeswith each selection.

8 The two curved arrows will rotate your part within this plane eitherclockwise or counterclockwise. The amount that it rotates defaults to 30 degrees but youcan edit the angle. You can also use the green knob to rotate your part around by selecting itand dragging it around the circle, it defaults at 30 degrees but it can be edited as the right arrow until you turn it all the way around back to the should have to select the right arrow four times. The diagrams belowshow what your part should look like after each the up arrow until you turn it all the way around back to the should have to select the up arrow four times. The diagrams below showwhat your part should look like after each DraftingCATIA V5R14 Creating Views, Page 26 Wichita State UniversitySelect the right curved arrow three should notice the green knob now turningaround the circle as well as the part turning.

9 The diagrams below show what your partshould look like after each that it rotated the part 30 degreeseach time. You can modify that by selecting thethird mouse button while on the curved arrow and choose theEdit the third mouse button select on the right curved arrow and choose should theRotating angleto 45 degrees and when you select on thecurved arrows they will rotate the part 45 degrees instead of 30 the left curved arrow two should turn your part back to its can also use the green knob to rotate your part. All you have to do is select the greenknob and while holding the button down, drag it around the circle. This also defaults to 30degree increments.

10 You can change the settings for how the green knob works by using thethird mouse button. You have to be very careful when trying to select the green knobbecause if you select off of it and outside the blue circle the view will be createdautomatically. You are now going to change the angle of your part to be at 90 DraftingCATIA V5R14 Creating Views, Page 27 Wichita State UniversityUsing the third mouse button select on the green sure you are on the greenknob when you press the button. This will give you the following hand rotationAllows you to rotate the part at any angleIncremental hand rotationAllows you to rotate the part at a given incrementSet incrementSets the amount of the increment forIncremental handrotationSet current angle toAllows you to specify an angle that you want to rotate the partSelect theSet current angle tooption and choose90 degfrom the rotatesyour part to be at 90 degrees.