Training Report

on
CATIA V5

Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements

For the award of the degree of

BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY
In
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Submitted By
DEEPANSHU GARG
2818483
Batch (2018-2022)

Panipat Institute of Engineering & Technology,

(Affiliated to Kurukshetra University Kurukshetra, India)
Samalkha, Panipat

(Session 2019-2020)
CANDIDATE’S DECLARATION

I hereby declare that the work presented in this training report entitled “CATIA V5”,
submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirement for the award of the degree of
Bachelor of Technology in Mechanical Engineering, submitted to Panipat Institute
of Engineering & Technology, Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra, India is an
authentic record of my own work carried out during the period from 21st June 2019 to
10th July 2019under the guidance ofVirender upneja

The work reported in this project report has not been submitted by me for the award
of any other degree or diploma.

Date:04 Aug 2019 deepanshugarg

Place: P.I.E.T(Mechanical Block C) 2818483
CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that the summer training report entitled “Catia V5” done by
Deepanshu garg,2818483 is an authentic work carried out by him at piet under my
guidance. The matter embodied in this training title/ project work has not been
submitted earlier for the award of any degree or diploma to the best of my knowledge
and belief.

Date: 03 Aug 2019 RAHUL GARG

(Assistant professor)
Acknowledgement

This is the memorable day for me on which I am presenting my project report entitled
CATIA V5 during my graduate level of engineering studies. It’s my pleasure and
fortune that, I get this opportunity to place my profound gratitude to Virender
upneja( Assistant professor,PIET), whose co-operation and guide helped me to
traverse a long distance and finally complete this project.
.

(Deepanshu garg)
INDEX

Chapter Description page no.

Chapter 1 Introduction to catia 2

1.1 Brief history of catia 3

1.2 Modules of catia 5

Chapter2 Toolbars in sketcher 7

2.1 Profile toolbar 7-8

2.2 Constraint toolbar 8-9

Chapter3 Toolbar in part design 9

3.1 Sketch based feature 9-13

3.2 Dress-Up Features 14-16

3.3 Transformation Features 17-18

Chapter4 Toolbars in wireframe and surface design 18

4.1 Wire frame and Design Surface Workbench 18-19

4.2 Tools in surface design 19-23

Chapter5 Assembly design 23

5.1 Types of Approach in Assembly Design:23-24

5.2 Toolbars in assembly design: 24-

26
Chapter 1 introduction of
CATIA

CATIA stands for “Computer Aided Three-dimensionalInteractive

Application”
The French Dassault Systems is the parent company and IBM
participates in the S0ftware and marketing, and CATIA is invades broad
industrial sectors, and has been explained in the previous post position
of CATIA between 3d M0deling software programs.

CATIA was started in1977 by French Aircraft Manufacturer

AvionsMarcel Dassault System.

CATIA is classified under the following software CAD packages:

CAD (Computer Aided Design)

CAM (Computer Aided Manufacturing)

CAE (Computer Aided Engineering)

INTERFACE OF CATIA
CATIA software is a multi-platform software suite for computer-aided
design (CAD), computer-aided manufacturing (CAM), computer-aided
engineering (CAE).
Overview Features of CATIA
Integrated Multidisciplinary Approach

Product Design and Styling

Advance Surface Modeling

Engineering

Capture Manufacturing Process Intent

Unbreakable Relational Design

Systems Engineering

Cross-Discipline Development Platform

Model Products in the Context Of Their Real-Life Behaviors

Social Design Environment

Global Collaboration

Instinctive 3D Experience

History of CATIA
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. It was later adopted by the
aerospace, automotive, shipbuilding, and other industries.
REALASING DATES OF CATIA
Name/Version Version History Value Release Date

CATAI v1 1981

CATIA v2 1984

CATIA v3 1988

CATIA v4 1993

CATIA v5 1998

CATIA v5 R7 26/6/2001

CATIA v5 R17 5/9/2006

CATIA v5 R18 10/2/2007

CATIA v5 R19 23/8/2008

CATIA v6 R2010 23/6/2009

CATIA v5 R20 16/2/2010

CATIA v5 R21 5/7/2011

CATIA v6 R___ _/_/2011

CATIA v5-6 R2012 (R22) 18/4/2012

CATIA v6 R20 20/5/2013

CATAI v5-6 R2013 (R23) 2013

CATIA v5-6 R2014 (R24) 2014

CATIA v5-6 R2015 (R25) 2015

CATIA v5-6 R2016 (R26) 2016

CATIA v5-6 R2017 (R27) 2017

CATIA v5-6 R2018 (R28) 2018

CATIA v5-6 R2019 (R29) 2019

We are using CATIA V5 OF VERSION R20

Modules of CATIA
CHAPTER 2
INTRODUCTION OF SKETCHER

Sketcher:
This module is responsible for the implementation of
two-dimensional shapes, in preparation for make a
three-dimensional commands on it.

Toolbars in sketcher:

Profile Toolbar:
PR0FILE:This C0mmand allows you to create a continuous
set of lines and arcs connected.
CREATING PROFILE:

Rectangle / Predefined Profile toolbar:

The default top command is rectangle. Stacked underneath are several
different commands used to create predefined geometries.

SUBTOOLBAR OF CATIA

Rectangle :
Oriented Rectangle:
Parallelogram:
Elongated Hole:
Cylindrical Elongated Hole:
Keyhole Profile:
Hexagon:
Centered Rectangle:
Centered Parallelogram:

CRREATING RECTANGLE:

Circle
This command is use to creating circle
For example:
Creating center point circle

SUBT00LBAR OF CIRCLE

Circle:
Three Point Circle:
Circle Using Coordinates:
Tri-Tangent Circle:
Three Point Arc:
Three Point Arc Starting With Limits:
Arc:
Spline
Spline is use to create free hand drawing:
For example:

SUBT00LBAR 0F SPLINE

Spline:
Connect:

Ellipse
This section is use to create conic section
For example:

SUBT00LBAR 0F ELLIPSE

Ellipse:
Parabola by Focus:
Hyperbola by Focus:
Conic:
Line
This command is use to create line
For example
Creating line of 170mm form origin

SUBT00LBAR OF LINE
Line:
Infinite Line:
Bi-tangent Line
Bisecting Line:
Line Normal to Curve:

Axis:
An axis is used in conjunction with commands like mirror and shaft
(revolve). It defines symmetry. It is a construction element so it does
not become a physical part of your feature.

CREATING AXIS
Point:
SUBT00LBAR 0F P0INT
Point by Clicking:
Point by using coordinates:
Equidistant Points:
Intersection Point:

Constraint toolbar:
Constraints can either be dimensional or geometrical. Dimensional
constraints are used to constrain the length of an element, the radius
or diameter of an arc or circle, and the distance or angle between
elements.
CHAPTER 3 PART
DESIGN

INTRODUCTION:
This module is responsible for converting two-dimensional graphics
to three-dimensional objects which is most famous in CATIA and is
closely linked with sketcher module.

T00LBAR IN PART DESIGN

SKETCHER-BASED FEATURES

PADS
This command is used to add material by
extruding a sketch
CREATING PAD

TAKE LENGTH OF 50MM

FINAL RESULT

Pocket:
This command is used to remove material by extruding a sketch
Shaft:
This command is used to add material by rotating a sketch.
Groove:
This command is used to remove material by rotating a sketch.
Rib:
This command is used to add material by sweeping a profile
along acenter curve.
Slot:
This command is used to remove material by sweeping profile
along a center curve.
Multi-sections Solid:
This command is used to add material by
sweeping one or more planar section curves along
one or more guide curves.
Removed Multi-sections Solid:
This command is used to remove material by
sweeping one or more planar section curves
along one or more guide curves.
HOLE
This command is used for the circular material
removal from the existing solid. Several types of
holes are available. Such as:
Simple
Tapered

Dress-Up Features:
This toolbar is used to add fillets/chamfers on the solid edge, add a draft
onto the solid faces. Hollow the solid, offset faces and many more.

Fillet:
This command is used for creating a curved face of a constant or variable
radius that is tangent to, and that joins, two surfaces.
Chamfer:
This command is used for removing & adding a flat section from a
selected edge to create a bevelled surface between the two original faces
common to that edge.
Draft:
This command is used for adding or removing material depending on
the draft angle .and the pulling direction.
FINAL RESULT

Shell:
This command is used to empty a solid while keeping a given thickness
on its sides.
Transformation Features:

Translation:
This command is used for translating a solid entity along a
direction.
Rotation:
This command is used for rotating a solid entity about an axis
by acertain angle.
Symmetry:
This command is used for translating a solid entity to the other
side of the mirror plane.
Mirror:
This command is used for duplicating a solid entity on the other
side of the mirror plane.
Patterns:
Generally there are 3 types of patterns, which are:
a. Rectangular Pattern
b. Circular Pattern
c. User defined Pattern

Chapter 4: WIREFRAME AND

SURFACE DESIGN
With this module surfaces can be drawing with
zero size and weight and has its uses in the
aerospace, automotive, ships and Mold Design.
Wireframe and Design Surface
Workbench:
The Wireframe and Surface Design workbench provides
the tools to create wireframe construction elements
during preliminary design and enrich existing 3D
mechanic a l part design with wireframe and basic surface
features.
START>MECHANICAL DESIGN>WIRE-FRAME
AND DESIGN SURFACE

INTERFACE OF WIRE-FRAME AND

WORKBENCH
T00LBARS IN WIRE-FRAME AND
SURFACE DESIGN
Surface Toolbar
Operation Toolbar
Wire-Frame Toolbar

SURFACE TOOLBAR

This toolbar contains the following tools for creating

surface geometry.
Extruded Surfaces

Surfaces of Revolution

Spherical Surfaces

Offset Surfaces

Swept Surfaces

Filled Surfaces

Lofted Surfaces

Blend Surfaces

Operation toolbar

Join-Healing Sub-toolbar

Trim-Split Sub-toolbar
Extracts Sub-toolbar

Fillets sub-toolbar

Transformations Sub-toolbar

Extrapolate
Extrapolating Curves and Extrapolating Surfaces

Wire-frame toolbar

Points

Line-Axis

Plane

Projection-Combine

Offset2D3D

Intersection

Circles-Conic

Curves
Chapter 5
Assembly Design
INTRODUCTION:
This module is responsible for assembling the parts previously produced
in Part Design, and it is most important for those who work in the field of
machinery design or design in general, because it is the one who shows
the inter-relationships between the parts of the machine or any mechanical
establishment. Assembly moldelling is the process of creating designs
that consist of two or more components assembled together at their
respective work positions. The components are brought together and
assembled in Assembly Design workbench by applying suitable
parametric assembly
Constraints to them.

Types of Assembly Design

Approach :
In CATIA you can create assembly models by adopting two types of approaches. The first
design approach is the bottom-up approach, and the second one is the top-down approach.
Both these design approaches are discussed below.
Bottom-up Assembly:
The bottom-up assembly is the most preferred approach for
creating assembly models. In this of approach, the components
are created in the Part Design workbench file. Then the product
file is started and all the previously created components are
inserted and placed in it using the tools provided in the
Assembly Design workbench. After inserting each component,
constraints are applied to position them properly in the 3D space
with respect to other components.
Top-down Assembly:

In the top-down assembly design approach, components are

created insidethe Assembly Design workbench. Therefore,
there is no need to create separate part files of the components.
This design approach is completely different from the bottom-
up design approach. Here you have to start the product file first
and then, one by one, create all components. Note that even
though the components are created inside the product file, they
are saved as individual part files and can be opened separately
later.
TOOLBAR IN ASSEMBLY
Product Structure Tools
Toolbar:

Inserting a New Component:

This task will show you how to insert a component into an existing
assembly. This command lets you: create an instance from the
reference chosen component use a context-specific representation inside
it.
Inserting a New Part:
This task will show you how to insert a part in an existing assembly.
1. In the specification tree, select ManagingComponents01 and click the
New Part icon. If geometry exists in the assembly, the New Part: Origin
Point dialog box is displayed, proposing two options to locate the part:
* Click Yes to locate the part origin point on a selected point, on another
component for example.
* Click No to define the origin point of a component according to the
origin
point of the parent component
2. For the purposes of this task, click No to locate the part origin
according to the Product1 origin point.
Inserting Existing Components:
This task will show you how to import one or more components into an
existing assembly. You can specify the order in which the files will be
imported when you select the files in the Insert an Existing Component
dialog box.
Replacing a Component:
This task consists in replacing a component.
Using the Replacement Component command means replacing one
component with
another.

Constraint toolbar:
Constraints can either be dimensional or geometrical. Dimensional
constraints are used to constrain the length of an element, the radius or
diameter of an arc or circle, and the distance or angle between elements.
Geometrical constraints are used to constrain the orientation of one
element relative to another. Other common geometrical constraints
include parallel, tangent, coincident, concentric, etc.

Coincidence Constraint
Contact Constraint:
Angle Constraint:
Fixing a Component:
Fixing Components Together:
Auto constraint Command
CHAPTER:5
INTRODUCTION OF SLIDER CRANK
MECHANIAMS
Slider-crank mechanism, arrangement of
mechanical parts designed to convert straight-
line motion to rotary motion, as in a
reciprocating piston engine, or to convert rotary
motion to straight-line motion, as in a
reciprocating piston pump.
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