MOLD DESIGN USING SOLIDWORKS Core and Cavity Core and Cavity Mold Design SolidWorks Mold Tools

Mold Analysis Tools Analyzing Draft on a Model Draft Analysis Colors Scale the Part to Allow for Shrinkage Determine the Parting Lines Manual Selection f Parting Lines Automation Modeling the Parting Surfaces Smoothing the Parting Surface Surface !odies "nterlocking the Mold Tooling Creating the Mold Tooling Multiple Parting Direction Tra##ed Molding Areas Side Cores $eature $reeze Lifters Core Pins Case Study% &lectrode Design &lectrode Clearances 'ee#ing the Shar# &dges I!porting and Repairing Geo!etry !eyond the !asics "m#orting Data (D Model Ty#es Definitions Case Study% Solids vs) Surfaces Terminology $ile Translators Modeling Systems $ile Translation Why Do "m#orts $ail* Diagnosis and +e#air Case Study% +e#airing and &diting "m#orted ,eometry Checking Solid !odies Making Co#ies of $aces Case Study% "m#ort Diagnostics +e#airing ,a#s +e#airing $aces Parting Line and S"ut#O$$ Sur$ace Case Study% Mi-er !ase Draft Analysis #tions Parting Line Core and Cavity Surfaces Shut. ff Surfaces Parting Surface

Tooling S#lit Seeing "nside the Mold Case Study% S#litting a Part Repair and Sur$ace Case Study% Plastic !ezel of a Cordless Drill Creating /ew Drafted $aces "nterlock Surfaces U ing Sur$ace Surfaces in Mold Making Case Study% +outer !ottom The Mi-er Case Study% Mi-er 0andle Case Study% Manual Parting Surface Reu a%le Data +eusing Data Design Li1rary Task Pane (D ContentCentral Li1rary $eatures Creating a Li1rary $eature Configurations in Li1rary $eatures Case Study% Water Line Smart Com#onents &lternate Met"od $or Mold De ign 2sing Com1ine and S#lit Creating a Cavity 2sing Surfaces 2sing the 2# To Surface Method 2sing the S#lit Method Manually Creating Shut.off Surfaces Ma'ing a Co!plete Mold Case Study% Making A Com#lete Mold Develo#ing a Plan Modeling +e#airs Mold S#lit $olders +unners and ,ates Side Cores &3ector Pins Core Pins Creating "ndividual Parts Mold !ase rganizing the Assem1ly Modifying the Lifters &3ector Pins Cooling the Mold Making the Drawing Making Changes Com#leting the Process

SOLIDWORKS Sheet Metal

Sheet Metal Flange Method What are Sheet Metal Parts? Sheet Metal Methods Base Flange Flat Pattern Edge Flanges Editing Sheet Metal Settings Cuts in Sheet Metal Break Corner Sheet Metal Costing Sheet Metal Parts in Drawings Sheet Metal Convert Method Sheet Metal Conversion Topics Converting to Sheet Metal I ported !eo etr" to Sheet Metal #sing the $ip Feature %dding Bends in Place o& Sharp Corners Sheet Metal Features Making Changes %dding a Welded Corner Multibody Sheet Metal Parts Methods to Create Multi'od" Sheet Metal Parts Creating Multi'odies '" Sketching Miter Flange The Cut (ist Folder Cuts using Multi'odies Patterning Sheet Metal Bodies Sheet Metal Properties Multi'od" Drawings #sing Mirror and Insert Part Inter&ering Bodies E)porting Sheet Metal Bodies #sing Split Sheet Metal Forming Tools Modi&"ing an E)isting For ing Tool Creating a Custo For ing Tool dditional Sheet Metal Features and Te!hni"ues Swept Flange #sing S" etr" %dditional Modeling Techni*ues In+Conte)t Methods Process Plans

SOLIDWORKS W#LDM#$TS Weldments Structural Me 'ers !roups vs, Structural Me 'ers Manual Tri ing o& Structural Me 'ers %dding Plates !ussets and End Caps #sing S" etr" Pro&ile Sketches Working with Weld ents Managing the Cut (ist Custo Properties $epresenting Welds Weldment Dra%ings Wor&ing %ith Pi'es and Tubing -D Sketching Weld ents and Sheet Metal in %sse 'lies SOLIDWORKS RO(TI$) #L#CTRIC L Fundamentals o* Routing What is $outing? $outing Setup !eneral $outing Settings +asi! #le!tri!al Routing %dding $outing Co ponents Start '" Drag and Drop Connector %uto $oute Save to E)ternal File Routing %ith Cli's $outing Through E)isting Clips %dding Clips while %uto $outing Editing a $oute Working with Clips Splitting a $oute %dding a Splice #le!tri!al Routing Com'onents $outing (i'rar" Parts Introduction Electrical $outing (i'rar" Parts (i'raries

$outing Co ponent Wi.ard $outing Co ponent %ttri'utes Electrical (i'raries Standard Cables #sing Standard Ca'les Standard Ca'les E)cel File Modi&"ing Standard Ca'les Creating a Standard Ca'le $outing Te plates #le!tri!al Data Im'ort I porting Data $outing (i'rar" Manager Fro /To (ists $oute Properties $oute !uidelines #sing !uidelines and Clips #le!tri!al Dra%ings $oute Flattening and Detailing %nnotation Flattening Flatten $oute Manu&acture Flattening #le!tri!al Ribbon Cables $i''on Ca'le Co ponents Folded $i''on Ca'le $outes #sing $i''on Ca'le Clips Through Connectors $i''on Ca'le (i'raries #le!tri!al Conduits $igid Conduit 0rthogonal $outing with %uto $oute Electrical Data in Conduits Manual Sketch $outing Fle)i'le Electrical Conduit SOLIDWORKS RO(TI$) , PIPI$) $D T(+I$)
(unda!ental o$ Routing What is +outing* +outing Setu# +outing Li1rary Manager ,eneral +outing Settings

Pi'ing Routes Pipes and Piping Co ponents $outing %sse 'l" Te plates Creating a Piping $oute %uto $oute $oute Speci&ication Te plates Editing a $oute $outing %long E)isting !eo etr" Pi'ing Fittings Drag and Drop a Fitting Creating Custo Fittings Tubing Routes Tu'es and Tu'ing Co ponents Fle)i'le Tu'ing with %uto $oute 0rthogonal Tu'ing $outes with %uto $oute Bend and Spline Errors Starting a Tu'e $oute 0n the Fl" $epairing Bend Errors Tu'ing Drawings Pi'ing and Tubing Changes Pipe Penetrations Flange to Flange Connections Pipe Spools Cop"ing $outes Editing Piping $outes Editing &or 0'structions Piping Drawings Creating Routing Com'onents $outing (i'rar" Parts (i'raries Creating $outing (i'rar" Parts $outing (i'rar" Manager Pipe and Tu'e Co ponents Fitting Co ponents $outing Functionalit" Points $outing !eo etr" Part 1alidit" Check Design Ta'le Check Co ponent %ttri'utes El'ow Co ponents Multi+Bod" Co ponents

E*uip ent %sse 'l" Fittings (sing P-ID Files Piping and Instru entation %dding a Pipe Pipe with Multiple (ines Pipes with In+line Fittings Process Drawings Pi'ing S&ids !rid S"ste Feature Weld ents Walk+through %ni ations %vatar Paths (sing SolidWor&s Content

SOLIDWORKS #L#CTRIC L Pro.e!ts SolidWorks Electrical Starting SolidWorks Electrical What are Pro2ects?

Creating a 3ew Pro2ect Pro2ect 0verview (ocations 4oo ing and Scrolling Single Line Diagrams What is a Single (ine Diagra ? E)isting and %rchived Pro2ects (ine Diagra S" 'ols %dding Ca'les Drawing Tools Cabling What is Detailed Ca'ling? Ca'les Detailed Ca'ling %dding Manu&acturer Parts Ter inal Strip Pin to Pin Connections Cop" and Paste Creating S!hemati!s What is a Sche atic? Draw Multiple Wires Sche atic S" 'ols S" 'ol Properties Creating 3ew S" 'ols Cross Re*eren!ing the Single Line Diagram %dding Cross $e&erences to the Single (ine Diagra Cross $e&erencing Drawings Inserting Multiple Ter inals (ocation 0utlines Control Dra%ings What are Control Drawings? Stages in the Process Drawing Single Wires The Cross $e&erence (ist #sing Functions Inserting Single Ter inals Function 0utlines #pdating the Catalog Managing Origin,Destination rro%s What are 0rigin+Destination %rrows?

$eplacing Wires 0rigin+Destination %rrows Programmable Logi! Controllers What is a P(C? Stages in the Process %dding a 3ew Sche e %dding a P(C Mark Inserting a P(C Editing a P(C Ma!ros What are Macros? Creating and %dding Macros #diting the PLC Dra%ing Stages in the Process %ssociate Ca'le Cores %dding a Part Manuall" %ssigning a Part Wire St"le Manager 3u 'ering Wires %ssigning Parts to 0ther 0'2ects Re'orts What are $eports? $eport Manager Drawing Ter inal Strips dding a Cabinet #narchiving a Pro2ect SolidWorks Ca'inet (a"out Insert Co ponent Inserting $ails Inserting Ducts Inserting Com'onents in the Cabinet Inserting Electrical Co ponents Converting to an Electrical Co ponent Inserting Ter inals dding Door Com'onents S art Co ponents Inserting S art Features

Pro'agating /D Changes to 0D Changes in SolidWorks Electrical 5D Changes at the %sse 'l" (evel Routing Wires $outing Path $oute Wires

$IM TIO$S WIT1 SOLIDWORKS Introdu!tion %'out This Book

The SolidWorks MotionManager 6istor" o& the MotionManager Motion Stud" T"pes %ni ations Basic Work&low What is an %ni ation? Building %ni ations %ni ation $esults T"pes o& Motion Which Motion Stud" To #se Motion Drivers MotionManager #ser Inter&ace !etting 6elp Creating Sim'le nimations %ni ation Point to Point 78e" Point9 %ni ations Case Stud": E)ploded 1iews The %ni ation Stud" T"pe %ni ation Wi.ard Stages in the Process Case Stud": %ni ation Wi.ard 1iew 0rientation Interpolation Modes $ecording %ni ations Dragging a Co ponent #diting the Timeline Editing the Ti eline Case Stud": Editing the Ti eline Ti eline S" 'ols Editing 8e" Points 2ie% Orientations 1iew 0rientations 1iewpoints Positioning the 1iewpoint 3a ed 1iews Perspective 1iew 1iew 0rientation States 1iew 0rientation Changes Case Stud": 1iewpoints Perspective 1iew E&&ect Case Stud": 1isual Bloo

nimating ''earan!es %ni ating %ppearances Changing Displa"s and %ppearances Case Stud": Co ponent 1isi'ilit" Changes Displa" States Case Stud": Changing %ppearances %ni ating (ights (ighting Shadows Spot (ights (ighting Characteristics (ights in %ni ations Case Stud": (ighting The PhotoWorks Bu&&er Case Stud": $endering %n %ni ation Saving a Series o& I ages Free Com'onent Motion 0verview Free Co ponent Motion 8e"s Motion Stud" Properties Case Stud": Free Co ponent Motion Move and $otate Co ponent Triad Mates $everse Path Case Stud": %lternate Solution + Motor Duplicate Stud" Case Stud": %lternate Solution + Mate Motion Drivers Motion Drivers Dragging Co ponents Mates %ni ating $o'ots Part ;: Mates MotionManager Filters Motors Part 5: Distance Motor Constant Speed Motor Part -: Constant Speed Motor Interpolated Motors Part <: Interpolated Motor Su'+asse 'lies

Case Stud": Su'+asse 'lies Si ulation Motion Drivers nimating Parts %ni ating Parts Case Stud": %ni ating In+conte)t Parts %ni ating a Spring Case Stud": Create a Spring Case Stud": Wheel %sse 'l" +asi! Motion Basic Motion %ni ation through Si ulation Driving Motion Motion Stud" Properties Case Stud": Ball Sorter !ravit" Contact (i itations Case Stud": I pact Case Stud": !eneva Wheel Co 'ining Motion Case Stud": The Bouncing Ball Springs Translational Spring I porting Si ulation $esults Ph"sical D"na ics Capturing the Screen Case Stud": Fl"+'all !overnor Stor"'oard lternate Methods %lternate Methods Case Stud": Fl" Ball !overnor %lternate %pproach Case Stud": Bouncing Ball 0scillating Motors Motors Driven B" E)pressions What is the Best Wa" to %ni ate? Case Stud": %r'or Press Introdu!tion to Cameras Introduction to Ca eras Ca era 0ptions %dding a Ca era Case Stud": Introduction to Ca eras

Ca era Position and Target Editing a Ca era Multiple Ca eras Ca eras in an %ni ation Case Stud": Ca era (enses %pparent Depth Case Stud": %pparent Depth Standard (ens Depth o& Field Case Stud": Setting Depth o& Field (sing Camera Sleds in nimations #sing Ca era Sleds in %ni ations #sing a Ca era Sled Case Stud": Ca era Sled The Ca era and Ca era Sled Case Stud": Focal (ength 5 Wal&,through nimations #sing Ca eras in %ni ations Case Stud": Walk+through %ni ations Case Stud": Walk+through with a Fi)ed (ocation Case Stud": Walk+through #sing 0nl" a Ca era Case Stud": Ca era %i ed %long a Path SolidWor&s Motion Chapter Scope SolidWorks Motion When to #se SolidWorks Motion Case Stud": Fl" Ball !overnor $eview Su ar" o& Motion Drivers Post,Pro!essing Post+Processing 1ideo Editing Progra s E)ternal $e&erences Ti elines 1ideo Co pression Transitions Titles and %nnotations (ooping Parallel Processing $endering E&&icienc" Case Stud": Post+Processing Windows Movie Maker

dvan!ed To'i!s %dvanced Topics Con&igurations &or %ni ations Case Stud": 6and Punch Clip ;: %sse 'le the Punch Clip 5: Show %sse 'l" %ction D"na ic Section Cuts Clip -: Change Punch Tip and Die Changing Con&igurations Clip <: Cut Sheet Metal Post+Processing Producing The Movie Case Stud": %ni ating Su'+asse 'lies Procedural %ppearances Stro'oscopic E&&ect Case Stud": Stro'oscopic E&&ect Case Stud": Pencil Sharpener Large ssembly nimations (arge %sse 'l" %ni ations %sse 'lies &or %ni ations Case Stud": (arge %sse 'l" %ni ations Working in the %sse 'l" Ti's and Tri!&s *or +etter nimations Putting It %ll Together %ni ation (ength Stor"'oards 1iewpoints/Ca eras Separate %sse 'l" &or %ni ation Post+Processing $endering E&&icienc" Do It The Eas" Wa" Consistenc" %ni ation Tips Miscellaneous Tips and Tricks

SOLIDWORKS SIM(L TIO$

Introdu!tion %'out This Course What is SolidWorks Si ulation? What Is Finite Ele ent %nal"sis? Build Mathe atical Model Build Finite Ele ent Model Solve Finite Ele ent Model %nal".e $esults Errors in FE% Finite Ele ents Degrees o& Freedo Calculations in FE% Interpretation o& FE% $esults #nits o& Measure ent (i itations o& SolidWorks Si ulation The nalysis Pro!ess 0'2ectives The %nal"sis Process Case Stud": Stress in a Plate Pro2ect Description SolidWorks Si ulation 0ptions Preprocessing Meshing Postprocessing Multiple Studies $eports Mesh Controls3 Stress Con!entrations and +oundary Conditions 0'2ectives Mesh Control Case Stud": The ( Bracket Pro2ect Description Case Stud": %nal"sis o& Bracket with a Fillet Case Stud": %nal"sis o& a Welded Bracket #nderstanding the E&&ect o& Boundar" Conditions ssembly nalysis %ith Conta!ts 0'2ectives Contact %nal"sis Case Stud": Pliers with !lo'al Contact Pliers with (ocal Contact Symmetri!al and Free Sel*,#"uilibrated ssemblies 0'2ectives Shrink Fit Parts

Case Stud": Shrink Fit Pro2ect Description %nal"sis with So&t Springs ssembly nalysis %ith Conne!tors and Mesh Re*inement 0'2ectives Connecting Co ponents Connectors Mesh Control in an %sse 'l" Case Stud": Cardan =oint Pro'le State ent Part ;: Dra&t >ualit" Coarse Mesh %nal"sis Part 5: 6igh >ualit" Mesh %nal"sis Com'atible4In!om'atible Meshes 0'2ectives Co pati'le / Inco pati'le Meshing Case Stud": $otor nalysis o* Thin Com'onents 0'2ectives Thin Co ponents Case Stud": Pulle" Part ;: Mesh with Solid Ele ents Part 5: $e&ined Solid Mesh Solid vs, Shell Creating Shell Ele ents Part -: Shell Ele ents + Mid+plane Sur&ace $esults Co parison Case Stud": =oist 6anger Mi5ed Meshing Shells - Solids 0'2ectives Mi)ed Meshing Solids and Shells Case Stud": Pressure 1essel Mi5ed Meshing Solids3 +eams - Shells 0'2ectives Mi)ed Meshing Case Stud": Particle Separator Bea i print Submodeling 0'2ectives Su' odeling Basics Case Stud": Sca&&olding

Part ;: Parent Stud" Part 5: Child Stud" Design Study 0'2ectives Case Stud": Suspension Design Part ;: Multiple (oad Cases Part 5: !eo etr" Modi&ication Thermal Stress nalysis 0'2ectives Ther al Stress %nal"sis Case Stud": Bi etallic Strip E)a ining $esults in (ocal Coordinate S"ste s Saving Model in its De&or ed Shape da'tive Meshing 0'2ectives %daptive Meshing Case Stud": Support Bracket h+%daptivit" Stud" p+%daptivit" Stud" h vs, p Ele ents + Su ar" Large Dis'la!ement nalysis 0'2ectives S all vs, (arge Displace ent %nal"sis Case Stud": Cla p Part ;: S all Displace ent (inear %nal"sis Part 5: (arge Displace ent 3onlinear %nal"sis Meshing3 Solvers3 and Ti's - Tri!&s Meshing Strategies !eo etr" Preparation Mesh >ualit" Mesh Controls Meshing Stages Failure Diagnostics Tips &or #sing Shell Ele ents 6ardware Considerations in Meshing Solvers in SolidWorks Si ulation Choosing a Solver SOLIDWORKS FLOW SIM(L TIO$ Basics o& Fluid Flow

Fluid Flow De&initions !overning E*uations Meshing principles Monitoring convergence

$unning

Meshing concerns Modeling concerns %ppl"ing 'oundar" conditions Post+processing 7vectors? contours? iso+lines? particle tracking9 !lo'al data 7 ass/energ" 'alance? 'ulk values? et cetera9 %nal"sis T"pes Stead" State Transient Con2ugate heat trans&er 0pen/closed s"ste s

Flow Features

Co pressi'le and inco pressi'le 3ewtonian / non+3ewtonian &luid Fan Curves Particle tra2ectories Supersonic &lows Cavitation $elative hu idit" Con2ugate heat trans&er

%dvanced Features within SolidWorks Flow Si ulation

Manual esh control Manual convergence E)port o& results to SolidWorks Si ulation odulus 7stress anal"sis9