Part Design Features Recognition\n\nAbout this course\nObjectives of the course\nUpon completion of this course you will be able to: - Build comprehensive V5 data structures for solids whose specifications are lost or unreachable - Build data structure for solids that have been imported from other CAD systems\n\nTargeted audience\nMechanical Designers\n\nPrerequisites\nStudents attending this course should have knowledge of CATIA V5 Fundamentals and CATIA Part Design.\n\nInstructor Notes:\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\n4 hrs\n\n2\n\n\r\n

Part Design Features Recognition\n\nTable of Contents\nFeature Recognition: Introduction\nWhat is Feature Recognition? Accessing the Workbench Exploring the User Interface\n\n4\n5 6 7\n\nPerforming Feature Recognition\nFeature Recognition Panel Performing Manual Feature Recognition Performing Automatic Feature Recognition Part Analysis Tool Feature Recognition Examples Methods and Practices\n\n9\n10 15 16 17 18 21\n\nMaster Exercise\nStep 1: Recognition of Dress-up Features Step 2: Recognition of Sketch Based Features Step 3: Recognition of Boolean Features Step 4: Recognition of Drafted Features\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\n24\n25 26 27 28\n\nInstructor Notes:\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\n3\n\n\r\n

Part Design Features Recognition\n\nFeature Recognition: Introduction\nIn this lesson, you will become familiar with the user interface and the general process of Feature Recognition functionality.\n\nInstructor Notes:\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\n4\n\n\r\n

Part Design Features Recognition\n\nWhat is Feature Recognition?\nAn isolated solid (B-Rep) can be provided by: CAD system other than CATIA V5. Migration of data from V4. After using the Feature Recognition Tool you will obtain a comprehensive CATIA V5 data structure (Product Structure) made of retrieved elementary Part Design feature.\nUsing Feature Recognition Tool\n\nInstructor Notes:\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\n5\n\n\r\n

Part Design Features Recognition\n\nAccessing the Workbench\nFeature Recognition is a complementary tool to the Part Design basic tools. Feature Recognition icon is available in the Part Design Workbench. 1 Select Start > Mechanical Design > Part Design 2 Part Design Feature Recognition tool is reachable using this toolbar. The three icons stand for Manual FR, Automatic FR and a Part Analysis tool.\n\nThe current workbench is indicated by an icon on the right hand Tool Bar.\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nInstructor Notes:\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\n6\n\n\r\n

Part Design Features Recognition\n\nExploring the User Interface (1/2)\n\nCompass Specification Tree Feature Recognition Specific Toolbar\n\nPart Design Tools\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nStandard Tools\n\nInstructor Notes:\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\n7\n\n\r\n

Part Design Features Recognition\n\nExploring the User Interface (2/2)\n\nInstructor Notes:\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\n8\n\n\r\n

Part Design Features Recognition\n\nPerforming Feature Recognition\nIn this lesson, you will become familiar with the general process of performing Feature Recognition.\n\nInstructor Notes:\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\n9\n\n\r\n

Part Design Features Recognition\n\nFeature Recognition Panel (1/5)\nThrough the Feature Recognition dialog box, you can recreate specifications for the element to be recognized, either manually or automatically.\nManual Feature Recognition Automatic Feature Recognition\n\nInstructor Notes:\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\n10\n\n\r\n

Part Design Features Recognition\n\nFeature Recognition Panel (2/5)\nManual FR allows to recognize a large range of feature types, selecting the geometry in a precise way. A. Features: a. Major basic features can be recognized: sketch-based features (pad, pocket, hole, shaft, groove), as well as dress-up features (fillet and chamfer). b. In future, other types of features will be recognizable, such as stiffeners, ribs, patterns and mirrors. Selection Type: The user can input additional information to help the objects selection, such as: a. A limiting face for the selected for the ‘Recognize up to face’ option to recognize features that are extruded using ‘Up to Face’ option. b. Neutral Element for draft recognition. Selected Objects: a. A list of the selected objects is displayed in this window. You can select as many surfaces as wanted. b. To deselect a face from the selection, click it once more on the geometry.\n\nC\n\nA\n\nB.\n\nB\n\nInstructor Notes:\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nC.\n\n11\n\n\r\n

Part Design Features Recognition\n\nFeature Recognition Panel (3/5)\nD. Boolean and Draft: You can recognize Boolean features (add/remove), in cases: a. When the initial geometry is composed of complex shapes. b. When the recognition of standard features fails. c. When the draft can be recognized by selecting faces making the draft and a neutral surface. Chain Faces option: a. Allows an automatic selection of the faces which are in contact with the selected objects. b. Especially useful in detecting holes or grooves, of faces which are not easily reachable. c. Allows to create tags on faces that are part of recognition selection using Show Labels option.\n\nD\n\nE.\n\nE\n\nInstructor Notes:\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\n12\n\n\r\n

Part Design Features Recognition\n\nFeature Recognition Panel (4/5)\nThe ‘Manual’ tab has an exhaustive list of all the Features which can be recognized. These include: Pad (blind /up to next, normal direction) Pocket (blind /up to next, normal direction) Simple Holes (blind /up to Next) Countersunks Holes (blind /up to next) Counter drill Holes (blind /up to next) Counterbore Holes (blind /up to next) Tapered Holes (blind /up to next) Fillet (rolling ball, constant radius) Chamfer (length-length) Chamfer (angle-length) Shaft Groove Draft Boolean\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nAnnotations, publications and constraints are not recognized during a recognition operation. Sketches created as ‘Positioned Sketches’ are not associative. To make them associative, you need to associate them to a planar face or a plane as support.\n\nInstructor Notes:\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\n13\n\n\r\n

Part Design Features Recognition\n\nFeature Recognition Panel (5/5)\nAutomatic Feature Recognition allows a simple and fast recognition, for the three most common feature types. The only input in an Automatic Feature Recognition operation is the type of features we want to recognize, among holes, fillets and chamfers. One or several types of features can be recognized in one single operation. Selecting the 3D geometry is not necessary. The recognition is made automatically.\n\nInstructor Notes:\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\n14\n\n\r\n

Part Design Features Recognition\n\nPerforming Manual Feature Recognition\nA\nActivate the solid to be recognized, in the tree.\n\nB\n\nClick the Manual Feature Recognition icon.\n\nC D\nClick the corresponding geometric element to be recognized.\n\nSelect the feature type (Hole, Fillet or Pad) in the dialog box.\n\nInstructor Notes:\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nD\n\n15\n\n\r\n

Part Design Features Recognition\n\nPerforming Automatic Feature Recognition\nA\nActivate the solid to be recognized, in the tree.\n\nB\n\nClick the Automatic Feature Recognition icon.\n\nC\n\nSelect the feature type (Hole, Fillet or Chamfers) in the dialog box.\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nIt is not necessary to click the geometrical elements to be recognized, this is done automatically.\n\nInstructor Notes:\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\n16\n\n\r\n

Part Design Features Recognition\n\nPart Analysis Tool\nThis command operates on any Part Design body. It recognizes all rounds and fillets in the body and colorizes them, depending on the radii and polarities. The user is able to specify the colors that are to be used for certain important radii, for instance the minimum and maximum radii.\n\nInstructor Notes:\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\n17\n\n\r\n

Part Design Features Recognition\n\nFeature Recognition Examples (1/3)\nChain Faces:\n\nInstructor Notes:\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nBy checking “Chain Faces” option, faces adjacent to the selected face are automatically included in the Selected Objects list.\n\n18\n\n\r\n

Part Design Features Recognition\n\nFeature Recognition Examples (2/3)\nDraft: The Draft Feature recognition involves two steps: A. B. Selecting the draft face(s) Selecting a neutral face\n\nA\n\nA B\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nB\n\nInstructor Notes:\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\n19\n\n\r\n

Part Design Features Recognition\n\nFeature Recognition Examples (3/3)\nBoolean: Boolean recognition allows to recognize complex shaped that have been added or removed using Boolean operation. It is also very useful in case the standard recognition failed.\n\nInstructor Notes:\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\n20\n\n\r\n

Part Design Features Recognition\n\nMethods and Practices (1/3)\nIn case you made a mistake in your selection, you can remove some elements from the Selected Objects’ list: Edit the list, by right-clicking in the Selected Objects window. Choose between the two options: RemoveSel will remove only the element on which you clicked the right mouse button. RemoveAll will remove all elements from the list.\n\nInstructor Notes:\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\n21\n\n\r\n

Part Design Features Recognition\n\nMethods and Practices (2/3)\nA. B. C. To perform a Feature Recognition on a Solid, the latter has to be the active element. Choose Define in Work Object in the contextual menu before performing a recognition. After having performed the Feature Recognition operation, the active part by default is still the initial solid, therefore the pad (the recognized feature) is not visible. To visualize the whole body correctly, it is necessary to activate the main PartBody, using Define in Work Object in its contextual Menu.\n\nC\n\nA\n\nB\n\nInstructor Notes:\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\n22\n\n\r\n

Part Design Features Recognition\n\nMethods and Practices (3/3)\nAfter having recognized some elements as V5 features, we can edit their parameters and modify them, in the usual way: By double-clicking them in the specification tree. By double-clicking them directly in the geometry.\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nFeature Rework\n\nInstructor Notes:\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\n23\n\n\r\n

Part Design Features Recognition\n\nMaster Exercise\nCreating V5 Geometry from an Isolated Solid\n30 min\n\nIn this exercise, you will learn how to use the Feature Recognition tool in order to create specifications and to modify them afterwards.\n\nInstructor Notes:\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\n24\n\n\r\n

Part Design Features Recognition\n\nMaster Exercise\nStep 1: Recognition of Dress-up Features\n15 min\n\nDuring this step, you will use the Feature Recognition tool to recognise the Dress-up Features. You will use two different ways Automatic and Manual to do the same.\n\nInstructor Notes:\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\n25\n\n\r\n

Part Design Features Recognition\n\nMaster Exercise\nStep 2: Recognition of Sketch-Based Features\n5 min\n\nDuring this step, you will use the Feature Recognition tool to recognise the Sketch-Based Features like Groove.\n\nInstructor Notes:\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\n26\n\n\r\n

Part Design Features Recognition\n\nMaster Exercise\nStep 3: Recognition of Boolean Features\n5 min\n\nDuring this step, you will use the Feature Recognition tool to recognise the Boolean features.\n\nInstructor Notes:\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\n27\n\n\r\n

Part Design Features Recognition\n\nMaster Exercise\nStep 4: Recognition of Drafted Features\n5 min\n\nDuring this step, you will use the Feature Recognition tool to recognise features with constant angle draft.\n\nInstructor Notes:\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\n28\n\n\r\n

Part Design Features Recognition\n\nTo Sum Up\nIn this course you have learned: To recognize features in solid models which have been imported form CAD systems other than CATIA V5 or whose data has been lost. To perform manual and automatic Feature Recognition. To use Part Analysis tool which recognizes all rounds and fillets in the body and colorizes them, depending on the radii and polarities.\n\nInstructor Notes:\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\nCopyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES\n\n29\n\n\r\n下载本文