Solid Modeled Assembly -(Group 10)
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| − | Our 3D CAD Modeling was modeled and Assembled in Autodesk Inventor. We picked these parts because of there important role in the Engine sub-system that they play. These components also allowed us to create two sub-assembolies which are a part of a greater assemboly, and also let us view the more complex parts which we talked about in the Product analysis, letting us see how changes in a part | + | Our 3D CAD Modeling was modeled and Assembled in Autodesk Inventor. We picked these parts because of there important role in the Engine sub-system that they play. These components also allowed us to create two sub-assembolies which are a part of a greater assemboly, and also let us view the more complex parts which we talked about in the Product analysis, letting us see how changes in a part can change other aassemboly dimentions and constrains. |
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Gate 3 - Product Analysis (Group 10)
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Introduction
Our 3D CAD Modeling was modeled and Assembled in Autodesk Inventor. We picked these parts because of there important role in the Engine sub-system that they play. These components also allowed us to create two sub-assembolies which are a part of a greater assemboly, and also let us view the more complex parts which we talked about in the Product analysis, letting us see how changes in a part can change other aassemboly dimentions and constrains.
Piston
Part #68
3D CAD Modeling
Drive Shaft and Gear Assemboly
Part #50
Drive shaft Parts
Drive Shaft Assemboly
Piston Arm Assemboly
Part #66
Piston Arm Linkage
Linkage
Linkage Shackel
Linkage Assemboly
Engine Block
System Assemboly
Piston Cycle
