DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL & MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that Ms. / Mr. ………………………………………...……………………………………………….

Reg No. ……………………………………………… Section: …………………… Roll No: ………………...………

has satisfactorily completed the course of exercises in Computer Aided Design Lab

(MME 3216) prescribed by the Manipal University for VI Semester Mechanical

Engineering B. Tech. Degree course in the CAD Lab at MIT, Manipal.

Date: ……...................................

Signature Signature
Faculty In-Charge Head of the Department
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Course Outcomes
At the end of the course, the student is able to:
CO 1: Create solid models of components using the advanced solid modelling
tools.

CO 2: Create surface models of components using the surface modelling tools.

CO 3: Assemble the solid components using the assembly modelling tools and
prepare the product drawing/drafting.

CO 4: Perform the kinematic analysis of simple mechanisms using the kinematic

simulation tools.

CO 5: Solve the first and second order differential equations using a graphical
functional tools.

Evaluation Plan: Continuous

Evaluation Parameters: Preparation, Performance, Documentation.
References:
1. Sham Tickoo, CATIA – for Engineers and Designers, Dreamtech Press New
Delhi, 2005.
2. Ibrahim K Zeid, CAD/CAM Theory and Practice, Tata McGraw Hill, New
Delhi, 1998.
3. Rudra Pratap, Getting Started with MATLAB: A Quick Introduction for
Scientists and Engineers, Oxford University Press, 2010.
 CONTENTS
Sl. CO Page Marks Faculty
Title of Exercises
No. Addressed Nos. Awarded Sign
1 Advanced Solid Modelling - 1 CO1 1-4

2 Advanced Solid Modelling - 2 CO1 5-8

3 Advanced Solid Modelling - 3 CO1 9-12

4 Surface Modelling CO2 13-14

5 Assembly Modelling-1 CO3 15-18

6 Assembly Modelling-2 CO3 19-20

7 Product Drafting CO3 21-22

8 Kinematic Simulation - 1 CO4 23-24

9 Kinematic Simulation - 2 CO4 25-26

MATLAB SIMULINK to solve
10 CO5 27-28
first order differential equations
MATLAB SIMULINK to solve
11 CO5 29-30
second order differential equations
MATLAB to solve differential
12 CO5 31-32
equations

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Class 1: Advanced Solid Modelling - 1

Exercise 1.1: Create the solid model of the part shown in Fig.1.2.

Fig 1.1 Pictorial

view of a soap box

Fig.1.2 Dimensional details of a soap box

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Exercise 1.2: Create the solid model of the part shown in Fig.1.4.

Fig 1.3 Pictorial view

of a motor cover

Fig.1.4 Dimensional details of a motor cover

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Class 2: Advanced Solid Modelling - 2

Exercise 2.1: Create the solid model of the part shown in Fig.2.2.

Fig 2.1 Pictorial view of

the upper housing

Fig.2.2 Dimensional details of the upper housing

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Exercise 2.2: Create the solid model of the part shown in Fig.2.4.

Fig 2.3 Pictorial view

of the angle flange

Fig.2.4 Dimensional details of the angle flange

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Class 3: Advanced Solid Modelling - 3

Exercise 3.1: Create the solid model of the part shown in Fig.3.2.

Fig 3.1 Pictorial view

of the gear

Fig.3.2 Dimensional details of the gear

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Exercise 3.2: Create the solid model of the part shown in Fig.3.4.

Fig 3.3 Pictorial view

of the mouse cover

Fig.3.4 Dimensional details of the mouse cover

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Class 4: Surface Modelling

Exercise 4.1: Create the solid model of the part shown in Fig.4.2.

Fig.4.1 Pictorial view of a jug

Fig.4.2 Dimension details of jug

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Class 5: Assembly Modelling-1

Exercise 5.1: Create all the parts of the Fixture Assembly shown in Figures. 5.2 through
5.6.

Fig. 5.1: Pictorial view of Fixture assembly Fig. 5.2: Part details of disc

Fig. 5.3: Part details of Support Pin

Fig. 5.4: Part details of Bolt Fig. 5.5: Part details of Spacer, Center Pin & Nut

Fig. 5.6: Part details of End Plate

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Exercise 5.2: Create all the parts of the Screw jack shown in Fig. 5.8.

Fig. 5.7 Sectional view of a screw jack

Fig. 5.8 Part details of screw jack

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Class 6: Assembly Modelling - 2

Exercise 6.1 Assemble the parts of the Fixture Assembly shown in Figs. 5.2-5.6.

Exercise 6.2 Assemble the parts of the Screw Jack shown in Fig. 5.8.

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Class 7: Product Drafting

Exercise 7.1 Generate the orthographic and isometric views of the Fixture assembly
created in Exercise 6.1. Also generate the bill of materials.

Exercise 7.2 Generate the half sectional front view, top view, right side view and
Isometric views of the Fixture assembly created in Exercise 6.2. Also generate the bill
of materials.

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Class 8: Kinematic Simulation - 1

Exercise 8.1 Simulate the 4-Bar Mechanism shown in Figs. 8.1 and 8.2 for constant
crank rotation and generate plots for position, velocity, and acceleration of the tip of the
longest link. Also, generate linear speed and linear acceleration versus crank angle
of any point on the output crank.
Coupler

Input crank `

Output crank

Fixed link
Fig. 8.1 Assembled view of a 4 bar mechanism
Coupler Output Crank

Input Crank Fixed link

Thickness for all couplers is 5 mm. Use a filet of 2 mm on all sharp edges
All dimensions in mm.
Fig. 8.2 Dimensions of the different links of the 4-bar mechanism.

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Class 9: Kinematic Simulation - 2

Exercise 9.1 Simulate the Slider Crank mechanism shown in Figs. 9.1 and 9.2 for
constant crank rotation and generate plots for position, velocity, and acceleration of the
slider. Also, plot graphs for linear speed and linear acceleration of any point on the
CONNNECTING ROD versus Crank Angle. Change units from default to ‘inches’.

Cylindrical

Revolute

Revolute

Cylindrical
Fig. 9.1 Assembled view of the slider crank assembly

BASE
Length 10
1  1  1 cube
BLOCK

Diameter 0.5 Diameter 0.5

Length 0.5 Length 0.75
1  1 square

Diameter 0.7
(4 locations) CRANK
Diameter 0.5 Diameter 0.5

3.5
Diameter 0.5 CONNECTING ROD Diameter 0.5
Length 0.35 6.5

Thickness 0.25
Thickness
All dimensions are in inches
0.25
Fig. 9.2 Dimensions of the different links of the slider crank mechanism.

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Class 10: MATLAB SIMULINK to solve first order

differential equations
Exercise 10.1 Use MATLAB SIMULINK to solve the first order differential equation
dx
 2sin(3t )  4 x
dt
with the initial conditions x(0) = 0. Use the time range 0 to 10 seconds. Also store the
solution results in the workspace.

Exercise 10.2 Use MATLAB SIMULINK to solve the first order differential equation
dy 2
 y
dt t
with the initial conditions y(1) = 1. Use the time range 1 to 10 seconds. Also store the
solution results in the workspace.

Exercise 10.3 Use MATLAB SIMULINK to solve the system of differential equations:
dy
 y  7u y (0)  1
dt
dx
 5y x(0)  2
dt
du
 2x  2 y u (0)  0
dt
Use the time range 0 to 5 seconds. Show graphically the variation of x, y and u with
time. Also store the solution results in the workspace.

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Class 11: MATLAB SIMULINK to solve second order

differential equations
Exercise 11.1 Use MATLAB SIMULINK to solve the second order differential
equation given below.
d 2x dx
2
 5  9x  0
dt dt
With the initial conditions: At time t = 0, x=2
dx
At time t = 0, = -2
dt
Show the graphical solution. Use the time range 0 to 5 seconds.

Exercise 11.2 Use MATLAB SIMULINK to solve the second order differential
equation given below.
d 2 y dy
3   6 y  6sin(t )  2 cos(t )
dt 2 dt
With the initial conditions: At time t = 0, y=1
dy
At time t = 0, =2
dt
Show the graphical solution. Use the time range -5 to +5 seconds.

Exercise 11.3 Use MATLAB SIMULINK to solve the equation of motion of a forced
vibration problem given below. Show the graphical solution.
d 2x dx
m 2
 c  kx  Fo sin( t )
dt dy
With the initial conditions, At time t = to, x = xo
dx
At time t = to, = vo
dy
For simulation, take m = 2 kg, c = 2 Ns/m, k = 5 N/m, Fo = 4 N,  = 2 rad/s, xo = 0, vo =
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Class 12: MATLAB to solve differential equations

Exercise 12.1 Write and execute a MATLAB code to solve the differential equation
given in Exercise 10.1.

Exercise 12.2 Write and execute a MATLAB code to solve the differential equation
given in Exercise 10.2.

Exercise 12.3 Write and execute a MATLAB code to solve the set of differential
equations given in Exercise 10.3.

Exercise 12.4 Write and execute a MATLAB code to solve the differential equation
given in Exercise 11.1.

Exercise 12.5 Write and execute a MATLAB code to solve the differential equation
given in Exercise 11.2.

Exercise 12.6 Write and execute a MATLAB code to solve the differential equation
given in Exercise 11.3.

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