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1 CATIA V5 Training Exercises Structure Design Administration Version 5 Release 19 January 2009 EDU_CAT_EN_SRA_AX_V5R19 1
2 Table of Contents Step 1: Creating a New Project 3 Do It Yourself 4 Step 2: Adding New Attributes 7 Do It Yourself 8 Step 3: Creating a Resolved Standard Section 11 Do It Yourself 12 Step 4: Modifying the Structure Specification Material 16 Do It Yourself 17 Step 5: Creating a Standard End-Cut 22 Step 6: Creating a Contextual End-Cut 33 Step 7: Creating a Slot 65 Step 8: Creating a Small Assembly (T-Chock) 81 2
3 Master Exercise: Administrating SR1 Step 1: Creating a New Project 60 min In this exercise you will: Create a structure tree for your new project Copy existing PRM file Modify the copied PRM file Set up CATIA V5 variables Test your modifications 3
4 Do It Yourself (1/3) Create new Directories: TST_SR1 Structure StructuralCatalogs Copy Project.xml (...\intel_a\startup\equipmentandsystems\projectdata) into TST_SR1 directory Rename it to: TST_SR1.xml Optionally: copy Project.dtd (...\intel_a\reffiles\disciplines) Copy the following directories from \intel_a\startup\equipmentandsystems\structure\structuralcatalogs into E:\TST_SR1\Structure\StructuralCatalogs: Materials ModelsResolved Edit TST_SR1.xml Modify the aliases as follow (depending on where CATIA is installed) 4
5 Do It Yourself (2/3) Change location variables in STRUCTURE DISCIPLINE RESOURCES Search for <!-- ************** Specification Catalog ************** --> Modify the Location Variable Search for <!-- ************** Material Catalog ************** --> Modify the Location Variable Search for <!-- **************SR1 Thickness list ************** --> Modify the Location Variable 5
6 Do It Yourself (3/3) Edit CATIA V5R18 txt environment file Stored by default in C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\DassaultSystemes\CATEnv Search for CATDisciplinePath variable Add the path of TST_SR1.xml file Test your modification Run CATIA Open Structure Design workbench Set up the correct project 6
7 Master Exercise: Administrating SR1 Step 2: Adding New Attributes 30 min In this exercise you will: Open the Structure Design Feature Dictionary Add new attributes to Shape Class Add new attributes to Plate Class Test your modifications 7
8 Do It Yourself (1/3) Run CATIA Open CATStructureDesignSample.CATfct ( \intel_a\resources\graphic) Select Shape Add a new attribute Attribute name: Vendor Attribute type: String With: Single Value Select Plate Add a new attribute Attribute name: Type Attribute type: String With: Discrete values Save your modifications and close the file 8
9 Do It Yourself (2/3) Go to \intel_a\startup\equipmentandsystems\discretevalues Create a new text file Call it: Type Open Type.txt Key in the following text End-Plate Gusset Stiffener Bracket Standard-Plate Use <Shift> <Enter> keys combination to jump to separate lines 9
10 Do It Yourself (3/3) Test your modifications Create a Product Place a Shape Place a Plate 10
11 Master Exercise: Administrating SR1 Step 3: Creating a Resolved Standard Section 120 min In this exercise you will: Create a new Section Create a new Design Table Resolved the Sections 11
12 Do It Yourself (1/4) Create 2 directories: E:\ToBeResolved and E:\Resolved Copy AISC_Unequal_Angles.txt from \intel_a\startup\equipmentandsystems\structure\structuralcatalogs\aisc\desig ntables Into E:\ToBeResolved) Rename it: AISC_Double_Unequal_Angles.txt Edit it: Change PartNumber: Lxxx in 2Lxxxx Remove 'Code' column Open in CATIA the CATPart LShapeRND.CATPart ( \intel_a\startup\equipmentandsystems\structure\structuralcatalogs\sketchs) Change the Sketch of the section Create a new constraint to pilot the Clearance Modify the CATPart properties Product = AISC_Double_Unequal_Angles Save as AISC_Double_Unequal_Angles.CATPart Into E:\ToBeResolved) 12
13 Do It Yourself (2/4) Select the 'Design Table' icon Key-in 'AISC_Double_Unequal_Angles' as Name Select: 'Create a design table from a pre-existing file' Click OK button Select the file: AISC_Double_Unequal_Angles.txt Look in E:\ToBeResolved Files of type: Text files (*.txt) Click Open button Click Yes button If needed, you can open the AISC_Double_Unequal_Angles.CATPart 13
14 Do It Yourself (3/4) Click OK button The sketch should update Edit the Sketch Modify Point.2 and Point.8 Feature properties catstrwebbottomleft catstr prefix is mandatory. catstrwebbottomright Point.8 Point.2 14
15 Do It Yourself (4/4) Save your modifications Open a command prompt window Change to the directory...intel_a\code\command Structure of command: CATCloGenerateResolvedParts.bat -env file [-direnv dir] [-installdir dir] DirectoryPathIn [DirectoryPathOut -appl applname] Type the following command line: CATCloGenerateResolvedParts.bat -env R18_GA -direnv "C:\Documents and Settings\otv\Application Data\DassaultSystemes\CATEnv"D:\R18GA D:\PIPING_\TST_SR1\ToBeResolved D:\PIPING_\TST_SR1\Resolved -appl Structure Press Enter Copy the resolved CATParts in: (E:\TST_SR1\Structure\StructuralCatalogs\ModelsResolved). if process fails due to any reason, the env file gets consumed in process. 15
16 Master Exercise: Administrating SR1 Step 4: Modifying the Structure Specification Material Catalog 90 min In this step you will: Create a new 'Grade' chapter Create two new 'Profile' and 'Plates' chapter Insert the newly resolved Sections Insert new Thicknesses manage a list of 'Favorite' profiles 16
17 Do It Yourself (1/5) Open the StructureSpecificationMaterial.catalog found in: \intel_a\startup\equipmentandsystems\structure\structuralcatalogs\materials Activate the AISC/Steel chapter Create a new 'Grade' chapter Check the Copy Keywords option Activate the newly created Chapter Create 2 new Families: Profile, and Plates 17
18 Do It Yourself (2/5) Activate 'Profile' family Add new Components Click 'Select Document' Select a resolved section Look in E:\TST_SR1\Structure\StructuralCatalogs\ModelsResolved Select the Sections previously created Click 'Open' button Click OK button The section is added to the catalog Repeat the previous Steps to add more than one section into the 'Profile' family 18
19 Do It Yourself (3/5) Activate 'Plates' family Add new 'Generative Part' Click 'Select Document' Select the Thickness part Look in E:\TST_SR1\Structure\Structural Catalogs\Material Click 'Open' button Click OK button The allowed thicknesses are added to the catalog 19
20 Do It Yourself (4/5) Activate 'Profile' family Select a profile in the list Right-click to open the 'Description Definition' window Select 'Keyword values' tabpage Select 'SpecMode' field Click button Select N value Click OK button The SpecMode of the profile is modified 20
21 Do It Yourself (5/5) Test your newly modified Catalog Open a new Product Create a Grid Browse your Catalog Change the Anchor point 21
22 Master Exercise: Administrating SR1 Step 5: Creating a Standard End-Cut 180 min In this step you will : Define the End-Cut Context Create End-Cut Inputs Create End-Cut Construction Elements Create End-Cut Geometry Create End-Cut User Define Feature (UDF) Test your UDF 22
23 Do It Yourself (1/10) Load Standard_Endcut_Context.CATProduct Add Publications Save the model If needed, open Starter_Model_For_Tee_Shape_Publications_Creation.CATPart 23
24 Do It Yourself (2/10) If needed refer Step1-Publications_Creation.avi from downloaded files. Insert geometrical set 'Inputs' Extract the following edge\faces of the member, selecting from the publications: Rename them Save the model If needed, open Starter_Model_For_Tee_Shape_Inputs_Creation.CATPart 24
25 Do It Yourself (3/10) If needed refer Step2-Inputs_Creation.avi from downloaded files. Insert Construction Elements Geometrical Set. Create the midpoint on Shape_Edge_MoldedFlange1. Create Plane.1 normal to Create Plane.2 Tangent to surface through Point.2. Create Plane.3 Offset from Plane.2 at -20mm from it. Create Plane.4 offset from Plane.2 at 40mm from it. Create Plane.5 offset from Plane.2 at 80mm from it. Create Plane.6 Parallel to through Point.2. Create Intersect of Plane.1 with Create Intersect of Intersect.1 with Plane.5. Create Plane.7 tangent to through Intersect.2. Create Plane.8 and Plane.9 at an offset of 20mm and 60mm from Plane.7. Project Intersect.2 to Plane.8 Intersect Plane.9 with Plane.4 Intersect Intersect.3 with Plane.1 25
26 Do It Yourself (4/10) Intersect Plane.8 with Plane.4 Intersect Intersect.5 with Plane.1 Create a circle with center at Intersect.6 on Plane.1 with radius 40mm Split the Circle.1 with Plane.8 and Plane.4 Insert Instantiate from document Insert Positioned Sketch 26
27 Do It Yourself (5/10) Start the sketch as per cutout expected Coincide the ends Delete the H & V constrains Make top line of sketch to Plane.7 27
28 Do It Yourself (6/10) Similarly make bottom line of sketch to Plane.9 Coincide the straight side of sketch with Plane.3 Join the circular split with Sketch.2 Introduce Parameters Associate Parameters Save the model If needed, open Starter_Model_For_Tee_Shape_Construction_Elements.CATPart 28
29 Do It Yourself (7/10) If needed refer Step3-Construction_Elements.avi from downloaded files. Select the Pocket command Create the pocket using Join.1 Hide Construction Elements Save the model If needed, open Starter_Model_For_Tee_Shape_Poket_Definition.CATPart 29
30 Do It Yourself (8/10) If needed refer Step4-Pocket_Definition.avi from downloaded files. Select Insert > Knowledge Template Rename the Userfeature Select the Pocket, Construction Elements, Parameters, relations 30
31 Do It Yourself (9/10) Publish Necessary Parameters Save the model If needed, open Starter_Model_For_Tee_Shape_ UDF_Definition.CATPart 31
32 Do It Yourself (10/10) If needed refer Step5-UDF_Definition.avi from downloaded files. Open StructureDetailingFeatures.catalog available in \intel_a\startup\equipmentandsystems\stru cture\detailingfeatures The working model should also be open in same session Activate the family to house the EndCut Select the add components icon Click on Select The Endcut in the working CATPart Check the Path in the Catalog Click OK and Save the Catalog Open a new session, Test for integrity Change Necessary Parameters for expected results 32
33 Master Exercise: Administrating SR1 Step 6: Creating a Contextual End-Cut 180 min In this step you will create: Define the End-Cut Context Create End-Cut Inputs Create End-Cut Construction Elements Create End-Cut Geometry Create End-Cut User Define Feature (UDF) Test your UDF 33
34 Do It Yourself (1/31) Note: In this example an I section is shown First, Ensure that Managing Publications is on (SR1 workbench must be active) Go to Tools\Customize\Commands\All Commands Drag and drop the Manage Structure Publication command into the session toolbar 34
35 Do It Yourself (2/31) Create the three shapes under a product and rename them as shown, 1000mm long Note that the second and the third shapes overlap in space Save the model If needed, open I-Notching_ Environment_Definition.CATProduct 35
36 Do It Yourself (3/31) If needed refer Step1-Environment_Definition.avi from downloaded files. Activate the Root product and select all members Click Manage Structure Publication command and add 3 publications Save the model 36
37 Do It Yourself (4/31) Activate the Part of the Active Object section Change the workbench to GSD if necessary Double-click the Extract command Start with the face of the Shape1 as shown, Click OK 37
38 Do It Yourself (5/31) Create extracts for all 16 faces of the section moving counterclockwise Note the surfaces added under External References and Extracts under StrSkeleton Complete the 16 extracts
39 Do It Yourself (6/31) Hide the Active Object member Keep the Part of the hidden r-shape activated Continue Extracting the four sides of the shape for Input creation as shown 39
40 Do It Yourself (7/31) Start renaming the External Reference surfaces as per their publication nomenclature, via contextual menu \ Properties, starting with 'Shape1_' Note that for multiple shapes, the convention is to start with 'Shape_' Repeat for the first 16 references created from the active object 40
41 Do It Yourself (8/31) Use the 'Shape_' starting syntax to similarly name the References created from the shape for Input creation 41
42 Do It Yourself (9/31) Select the first set of references created from the Active Object and Isolate them 42
43 Do It Yourself (10/31) Activate the Root product and Delete the Shape_for_Internal_Input_Creation. Select all the Extracts under the StrSkeleton of the Active Object and Delete them. Close the warning message. Note that they are in relation to the external references. Save the product. If needed, open I-Notching_Inputs_Creation.CATProduct 43
44 Do It Yourself (11/31) If needed refer Step2-Inputs_Creation.avi from downloaded files. Activate the r-shape part of the Active Object Insert an Ordered Geometrical Set and name it Construction Elements Create an intersect between the first two elements of the External References 44
45 Do It Yourself (12/31) Project the intersect to the Shape_Face_ModedFlange1 Rename the Isolated External References to Inputs Create an Offset of 0mm from the Input element as shown 45
46 Do It Yourself (13/31) Activate the r-shape part of the Active Object Select Insert\ Select 'OrientedCurve.CATPart' from the path shown Associate the Project.1 and Offset.1 as shown (select from the Product Tree),Click OK 46
47 Do It Yourself (14/31) Similarly, project the Intersect.1 onto the Shape_Face_MoldedFlange2, Insert Curve Orientation Create a line between the starting points of the Curve Orientation lines Create an offset of 0mm from Instantiate 'OrientedCurve.CATPart' between the Line.5 and Offset.2 to create Line.3 47
48 Do It Yourself (15/31) Create a plane (Plane.1) through the Line.1 and Line.2 Create Intersections between the Plane.1 and the 16 elements under Create Intersection between 48
49 Do It Yourself (16/31) Create Intersection between Create Offset of 0mm from Shape_Face_WebInner- Instantiate 'CurveOrientation.CATPart' between the Intersect.18 and Offset.3 to create Line.4 Instantiate 'CurveOrientation.CATPart' between the Intersect.19 and Offset.3 to create Line.5 49
50 Do It Yourself (17/31) Create a plane (Plane.2) through the Line.4 and Line.5 Content>Create 2 middle points on Multi Output.1\ Intersect.2 and on Multi Output.1\ Intersect.10 Create the midpoint of the above two points Create a plane through Point.26 parallel to Plane.2 50
51 Do It Yourself (18/31) Create a Line.9 from Point.26 in the direction of Line.1, 100mm long Create a Point.27 using Point on Curve Line.9, Geodesic, Ratio=1 Create Plane.4 through Point.27 parallel to Plane.3 Intersect Plane.4 with Line.1 Create using four parameters of type length with default values as shown 51
52 Do It Yourself (19/31) Select the button Position the sketch as shown 52
53 Do It Yourself (20/31) Create the basic sketch as per the cutout expected Constrain the top and bottom of the cutout with the intersects parallel to the Flange1\2Inner- Constrain the cutout top & bottom ends with their respective parallel sketch exteriors 53
54 Do It Yourself (21/31) Constrain the horizontal depth of the cutout Constrain the horizontal dimension of the sketch Constrain the end of the sketch with Constrain the two snipes of the cutout 54
55 Do It Yourself (22/31) Set angular constrains between the snipes and Line.1 \ Line.2 Note: Delete a coincident constrain if necessary The sketch should be fully constrained now (green) Now, delete all & constrains Re-constrain to add an angle as necessary 55
56 Do It Yourself (23/31) Associate the length of the snipes of the sketch with the Snipe parameter Associate the constrain 'cutout top\bottom with the intersect parallel to the Flange1Inner-'with Df1 Associate the constrain 'cutout bottom with the intersect parallel to the Flange2Inner-' with Df2 Apply the following formula (distance(`construction Elements\Multi Output.4 (Intersect)\Intersect.7`,`Construction Elements\Multi Output.4 (Intersect)\Intersect.5`) /2+Df2) - (distance(`construction Elements\Multi Output.4 (Intersect)\Intersect.10`,`Construction Elements\Multi Output.4 (Intersect)\Intersect.2`)/2 + Dw ) Use Step3-Elements_of_Construction.avi from downloaded files for details of above formula creation. 56
57 Do It Yourself (24/31) Modify the constrain between the side of the Endcut and of the sketch to zero. The farthest side of the Endcut should be inline with Plane.4 57
58 Do It Yourself (25/31) Add formula as below (distance(`construction Elements\Multi Output.1 (Intersect)\Intersect.7``Construction Elements\Multi Output.1 (Intersect)\Intersect.5`)\2+Df2) - (distance(`construction Elements\Multi Output.1 (Intersect)\Intersect.10`,`Construction Elements\Multi Output.1 (Intersect)\Intersect.2`)\2 + Dw) Note the conventions followed Exit the sketcher Use Step3-Elements_of_Construction.avi from downloaded files for details of above formula creation. 58
59 Do It Yourself (26/31) Select Line.9 Add a formula: distance(`construction Elements\Multi Output.1 (Intersect)\Intersect.7`, `Construction Elements\Multi Output.1 (Intersect)\Intersect.5`)\2 + Df2 Save the Product If needed, open I-Notching_Elements_of_Construction.CATProduct Use Step3-Elements_of_Construction.avi from downloaded files for details of above formula creation. 59
60 Do It Yourself (27/31) If needed refer Step3-Elements_of_Construction.avi from downloaded files. Ensure that the r-shape Part is activated in the Active Object Change workbench to Part Design Select the Slot command Select the Sketch.2 for Profile and Line.6 for Center curve Hide Inputs, External Refs and Construction Elements Change Parameters to manipulate geometry Save the product If needed, open I-Notching_ Slot_Creation.CATProduct 60
61 Do It Yourself (28/31) If needed refer Step4-Slot_Creation.avi from downloaded files. Ensure that the r-shape Part is activated in the Active Object Select Insert > Knowledge Templates >UserFeature Rename the Userfeature as necessary Select 61
62 Do It Yourself (29/31) Publish the Parameters that will drive the UDF Check Outputs Save the product If needed, open I-Notching_UDF_Creation.CATProduct 62
63 Do It Yourself (30/31) If needed refer Step5-UDF_Creation.avi and Step6-UDF_Instantiation.avi from downloaded files. Open StructureDetailingFeatures.catalog available in \intel_a\startup\equipmentandsystems\structure\detailingfeat ures The working model must also be open in same session Activate the family to house the EndCut Select the add components icon Click Select The I-Notching UDF in the working CATPart Check the Path in the Catalog Click OK and Save the Catalog Close the opened documents Open a new session, Test for integrity Change Necessary Parameters for expected results 63
64 Do It Yourself (31/31) There Must not be any Internal Part object associated to the sketch CORRECT WRONG 64
65 Master Exercise: Administrating SR1 Step 7: Creating a Slot 180 min In this step you will create : Define the Slot Context Create Slot Inputs Create Slot Construction Elements Create Slot Geometry Create Slot User Define Feature (UDF) Test your UDF 65
66 Do It Yourself (1/15) Open a new CATPart, name it Insert a rename it as Tee_Section_Shape_Body Insert Geometrical Set after changing to rename it to (Plate_Geometry) Select the xy plane and sketch the plate section (in this case, the ends are 800mm apart) Select the yz plane and sketch the height of the plate (800 mm length) Select the sweep button and create the plate surface Change to and create a 10mm thick surface Save the model 66
67 Do It Yourself (2/15) Open DSA_SLOT_Environment_Definition.CATPart Change to if necessary and create a new geometrical Set Extract the two faces of the plate thick surface Rename them as necessary Similarly extract and rename to create the following: Refer Step1-Environment_Definition.avi from downloaded files. Save If needed, open DSA_SLOT_ Inputs_Creation.CATPart 67
68 Do It Yourself (3/15) If needed refer Step2-Inputs_Creation.avi from downloaded files. Create new Geometrical set Create 0mm offsets from to create Insert a new Length Parameter Plate Thickness Associate it to the distance between the offsets created (Refer AVI ) 68
69 Do It Yourself (4/15) Create another offset from Associate it to ½ Plate Thickness and rename to Midsurface_Plate Create the following Intersects: 69
70 Do It Yourself (5/15) Create the midpoints of Intersect.2 and Intersect.5: Create the following Planes and rename 70
71 Do It Yourself (6/15) 71
72 Do It Yourself (7/15) Insert 3 New Parameters of Type Length Associate the Parameters to existing planes Create ( _ in-between ) Create the following Intersects 72
73 Do It Yourself (8/15) Insert a Polyline Close Polyline Edit formula for: Intersect.9 Intersect.10 associate with Renamed Parameter Radius Create Plane.13 Create Project.1 Save the model If needed, open DSA_SLOT_Elements_of_Construction.CATPart 73
74 Do It Yourself (9/15) If needed refer Step3-Elements_of_Construction_1.avi from downloaded files. Hide and all except under Change to if necessary Select Create Pocket as follows Save the model If needed, open DSA_SLOT_ Slot_Creation.CATPart 74
75 Do It Yourself (10/15) If needed refer Step4-Slot_Creation.avi from downloaded files. Insert Key in a new name Select UDF_GEOMETRY_DEFINITION to get the following 75
76 Do It Yourself (11/15) Click on the elements under Inputs of Contents to switch them to Selected components. 76
77 Do It Yourself (12/15) Next select each of The Internal Components section should include Publish the following in tab Save the model. If needed, open DSA_SLOT_ UDF_Creation.CATPart 77
78 Do It Yourself (13/15) If needed refer Step5-UDF_Creation_Create UDF - Slot.avi and Step5-UDF_Creation_Look_For_Unused_Geometry.avi from downloaded files. Open StructureDetailingFeatures.catalog available in \intel_a\startup\equipmentandsystems\structure\detailingfeatures The working model should also be open in same session Activate the family to house the Slot Select the add components icon Click on Select The DSA_Slot in the working CATPart Check the Path in the Catalog Click OK and Save the Catalog Close the opened documents Open a new session, Test for integrity Change Necessary Parameters for expected results 78
79 Do It Yourself (14/15) If needed, open Step6-UDF_Instantiation.avi Note that if an icon was created during Template creation, it will show up under Preview in the Catalog 79
80 Do It Yourself (15/15) The slot should be ready to instantiate on straight \ curved plates 80
81 Master Exercise: Administrating SR1 Step 8: Creating a Small Assembly (T-Chock) 180 min In this step you will create : Define the Assembly Context Create T-Chock Inputs Create T-Chock Construction Elements Create T-Chock Geometry Create T-Chock Document Template Test your Assembly 81
82 Do It Yourself (1/20) If needed refer Step1-Context_Definition.avi from downloaded files. Start with a new CATProduct, naming it Create a WT8X25 section 82
83 Do It Yourself (2/20) Introduce a new CATProduct and name it T-Chock_Definition_NDA Introduce a new CATPart under the above CATProduct Click No in the New Part prompt Hide the xyz planes in the T-Chock_Skeleton.CATPart Save the Product If needed, open T-Chock_Context_Context_Definition.CATProduct 83
![Rename the shape to Shape1 Add Publication for](/docs-images/78/78529901/images/84-1.jpg "Shape1 Extract the following from the Shape1 \")
84 Do It Yourself (3/20) If needed refer Step2-Inputs_Creation.avi from downloaded files. Rename the shape to Shape1 Add Publication for Shape1 Extract the following from the Shape1 \ Publications 84
85 Do It Yourself (4/20) Create a Plane.1 using the options shown Isolate the Plane 85
86 Do It Yourself (5/20) Replace the Shape.x with the respective ref surface names in Feature Properties Delete the 86
87 Do It Yourself (6/20) Select the contents of the External references and Isolate them Cut Paste the Plane.1 into Isolated External References Delete all extracts Rename Isolated External References to Inputs Save the product Close Session If needed, open T-Chock_Definition_ Inputs_Creation.CATProduct 87
88 Do It Yourself (7/20) If needed refer Step3-Construction_Elements_Creation.avi from downloaded files. Open only the Rename Plane.1 to Rename the existing to Create intersects as follows 88
89 Do It Yourself (8/20) Create Plane.2 100mm offset from Support_Plane Create Insert Insert OrientedCurve.CATPart from \intel_a\startup\equipmentandsystems\structure\detailingfeatures\utilityudfs. Rename it as Line.1 89
90 Do It Yourself (9/20) Create an Offset.2 from Insert OrientedCurve.CATPart and rename as Line.2 Create a Point on Line.1 (in this case it is shown as Point.19) Refer avi file. distance(`construction Geometry Left\Line.1\End`,`Construction Geometry Left\Line.2\Start`)*cos(45deg) 90
91 Do It Yourself (10/20) Click Yes at the following prompt Create a Line.3 using the previously created Point.19 and Line.2 91
92 Do It Yourself (11/20) Create a Line.4 using the previously created End of Line.2 and Line.1 Use the Reverse Direction button if necessary 92
93 Do It Yourself (12/20) Activate T-Chock_Definition_NDA.CATProduct Use to create a new Parameter named as Nose of type Length and default value 25mm Activate the T-Chock_Skeleton.CATPart Double click on the end of Line.3 Right Click and Edit Formula Associate the external parameter Nose Similarly associate the End of Line.4 with Nose 93
94 Do It Yourself (13/20) Create a Line.5 to join Line.1 and Line.2 Create a Point at the end of Line.3 In this model Create another Point at the end of Line.4 In this model Create a Line.6 to join the new two points 94
95 Do It Yourself (14/20) Use the Fill command to create a surface for the chock Project Start of Line.1 onto Plane.2 Instantiate OrientedSurface.CATPart from \intel_a\startup\equipmentandsystems\structure\detailingfeatures\utilityudfs. Rename as Surface.1 Hide the Fill.1 95
96 Do It Yourself (15/20) Insert \ Operations Activate the Root Create a Name it Invert Reactivate the Part Associate the to Repeat steps of creation of Construction Geometry Left to create the Note: The need not be created again Save the product 96
97 Do It Yourself (16/20) Introduce a Parameter named as Plate_Thickness of Type Length to define Chock Thickness Go to Tools \ Select the Rename them Activate T-Chock_Definition_NDA Switch to SR1 workbench Create Chocks (Plates )using option and Rename the plates 97
98 Do It Yourself (17/20) Associate both the Chock Thickness to the Plate_Thickness Parameter Hide construction geometry Save the model If needed, open T-Chock_Definition_Construction_Elements_Creation.CATProduct 98
99 Do It Yourself (18/20) If needed refer Step4-Chocks_Creation.avi from downloaded files. Make graphic changes as necessary Ensure T-Chock_Definition_NDA is activated Insert Add Inputs 99
100 Do It Yourself (19/20) If needed refer Step5-Template_Creation.avi and Step6-Template_Instantiation.avi from downloaded files. In the Tab, do an then select Parameters Add the created Parameters Click OK to create the Rename the Document Template as necessary Save T-Chock_Definition_NDA.CATProduct Open StructureDetailingFeatures.catalog available in \intel_a\startup\equipmentandsystems\structure\detailingfeatures Select the appropriate family Associate using Save the Catalog If needed, open T-Chock_Context_Chocks_Creation.CATProduct 100
101 Do It Yourself (20/20) After instantiating the chocks, if parameters need to be changed repeatedly and no change in graphics are noted, activate the different levels of the chock definition and update. 101
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