Pearson - Graphics Concepts with SolidWorks, 2/E - Richard M Lueptow & Michael Minbiole

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ESource/Intro Engineering and Computing Series [ESOURCE SERIES] (Computer Science)
SolidWorks - Computer Aided Drawing [ESOURCE SERIES] (CAD / Engineering Graphics / Drafting)
Introduction to Engineering [ESOURCE SERIES] (General Engineering)
Engineering Graphics/Technical Drawing [ESOURCE SERIES] (CAD / Engineering Graphics / Drafting)
Computer Graphics and Design [ESOURCE SERIES] (CAD / Engineering Graphics / Drafting)

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Table of Contents

1. Engineering Graphics.

The Importance of Engineering Graphics. Engineering Graphics. CAD. Design and CAD.

2. Projections Used in Engineering Graphics.

Projections. 3-D Projections. Multiview Projections. Working Drawings.

3. Freehand Sketching.

Why Freehand Sketches? Freehand Sketching Fundamentals. Basic Freehand Sketching. Advanced Freehand Sketching.

4. Computer Aided Design and Drafting.

CAD Models. CAD and Solids Modeling. The Nature of Solids Modeling.

5. Standard Practice for Engineering Drawings.

Introduction to Drawing Standards. Sheet Layouts. Lines. Dimension Placement and Conventions. Section and Detail Views. Fasteners and Screw Threads. Assembly Drawings.

6. Tolerances.

Why Tolerances? Displaying Tolerances on Drawings. How to Determine Tolerances. Surface Finish. Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing.

7. Getting Started in SolidWorks®.

Introduction and Reference. Modeling the Guard. Modeling the Arm. Modeling the Blade.

8. Modeling Parts in SolidWorks: Revolves.

Modeling the Cap. Modeling the Handle. Modeling the Rivet.

9. Modeling an Assembly: The Pizza Cutter.

Modeling the Cutter Sub-Assembly. Modeling the Pizza Cutter Assembly. Checking the Assembly for Interference. Creating an Exploded View of the Assembly.

10. Creating Working Drawings.

Detail Drawings in Solidworks. Editing a Drawing Sheet Format. Creating a Drawing of the Arm. Creating a Drawing of the Pizza Cutter Assembly.

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Author Bios

Author Bios

Richard M. Lueptow is the Charles Deering McCormick Professor of Teaching Excellence and Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Northwestern University. He is a native of Wisconsin and received his doctorate from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1986. He teaches design, fluid mechanics, an spectral analysis techniques. Rich has an active research program on rotating filtration, Taylor Couette flow, granular flow, fire suppression, and acoustics. He has five patents and over 40 refereed journal and proceedings papers along with many other articles, abstracts, and presentations.

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For the CAD / Engineering Graphics / Drafting Discipline

3D CAD Curriculum
Puerta
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3D CAD Curriculum - Mechanical -- ADI Press
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ISBN-10: 0132206811 | ISBN-13: 9780132206815

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