Engineering Calculations with Creo Parametric and PTC Mathcad Prime – David Randolph Martin II – 1st Edition

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¿Por qué necesitamos cálculos de ingeniería? Sin duda, puede diseñar muchos productos sin realizar cálculos de ingeniería. Hay bastantes inventores que no tienen formación formal en ingeniería. Cuando enseñaba CAD, ocasionalmente tenía estudiantes que no tenían educación ni experiencia previa en ingeniería. Lucharían con conceptos como datos y tolerancias, pero tenían ideas para productos que querían desarrollar.

Es completamente posible diseñar un producto sin necesidad de cálculos de ingeniería o software. Pero, ¿cómo sabe que su producto sobrevivirá a su entorno operativo? Por supuesto, puede crear el producto y probarlo en el entorno operativo. Pero aquí está el problema: la creación de prototipos es costosa. Las pruebas son caras. A menudo, es imposible realizar todas las pruebas necesarias para validar un producto en su entorno operativo. $Piense en naves submarinas y naves espaciales$.

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  • Table of Figures
    Table of Tables
    Chapter 1. Engineering Calculations Overview
    1.1. Computer Aided Engineering
    1.2. Structure of This Book
    1.3. Design Intent
    1.4. Terminology and Version
    1.5. Assumptions
    1.6. Feedback
    Chapter 2. Quick Example
    2.1. Introduction
    2.2. Starting the Creo Parametric Model
    2.3. Creating the Mathcad Worksheet
    2.4. Embed a Worksheet in the Creo Parametric Model
    2.4.1. Updating the Model & Worksheet and Flexing the Model
    2.4.2. Remove the Worksheet
    2.5. Create a Prime Analysis Feature
    2.5.1. Flexing the Model
    2.5.2. Delete a Prime Analysis Feature
    2.6. Onward and Upward!
    Chapter 3. Mathcad Overview
    3.1. Benefits of PTC Mathcad for Engineering Calculations
    3.2. Mathcad Express
    3.2.1. How to Get It
    3.2.2. Limitations
    3.3. The Mathcad Interface
    3.4. Plots and Charts
    3.5. Windchill Integration
    Chapter 4. Mathcad Basics
    4.1. Basic Math
    4.2. Text Regions
    4.3. Equals Signs in PTC Mathcad
    4.3.1. Global Definition Operator
    4.3.2. Comparison Equal To Operator
    4.3.3. Symbolic Evaluation
    4.4. Variables
    4.4.1. Greek Letters
    4.4.2. Pre-Defined Constants
    4.4.3. Subscripts vs. Vector and Matrix Indices
    4.4.4. Implied Multiplication
    4.4.5. Imaginary Numbers
    4.5. Functions
    4.5.1. Built-In Functions
    4.5.2. User-Defined Functions
    Chapter 5. Programming
    5.1. Essentials of Programs
    5.2. Initiating a Program
    5.3. Initializing the Return Variable
    5.4. Local Assignment Operator
    5.5. If-Then-Else Constructs
    5.6. For Loops
    5.7. While Loops
    5.8. The Break Operator
    5.9. The Continue Operator
    5.10. The Return Operator
    5.11. Calling the Program
    5.12. Example Program
    Chapter 6. Optimization
    6.1. Optimization Concept
    6.2. Functions
    6.3. Vectors
    6.4. Solve Blocks
    6.5. Evaluation of Results
    Chapter 7. Mathcad Tips and Tricks
    7.1. Keyboard Shortcuts
    7.2. Rounding Values
    7.3. Password Protected Areas
    7.4. Equation Wrapping
    7.5. Additional Resources
    7.5.1. PTC Community
    7.5.2. YouTube Creo Parametric Channel
    Chapter 8. Creo Parametric Overview
    8.1. Computer Aided Design with Creo Parametric
    8.2. Features and Dimensions
    8.3. Parameters
    8.4. Relations
    8.5. Regeneration
    8.6. Notification Center
    Chapter 9. Units
    9.1. Importance of Units Compatibility
    9.2. Units in Mathcad
    9.2.1. Mathcad Default Units Systems
    9.2.2. Defining a New Custom Unit in Mathcad
    9.3. Units Systems in Creo Parametric
    9.3.1. Units for Dimensions
    9.3.2. Units for Parameters
    9.4. Units Compatibility Between Creo Parametric and PTC Mathcad
    9.4.1. Fundamental Units
    9.4.2. Derived Units
    9.4.3. Mathcad Evaluation in Base Units
    9.4.4. Angle Dimensions
    9.4.5. Temperature Units
    9.5. Mathcad and Creo Parametric Integration
    9.5.1. Prime Analyses
    9.5.2. Embedded Worksheets
    9.6. A Final Word
    Chapter 10. Mathcad – Creo Integration Overview
    10.1. Integration Options and Comparison
    10.2. Planning for Integration
    10.2.1. Automapping
    10.2.2. Changing Dimension Names in Creo Parametric
    10.3. 3D Annotations
    10.3.1. Combination States
    10.3.2. Annotation Planes
    10.3.3. 3D Notes
    10.3.4. Adding 3D Annotations to a Combination State
    10.4. Adding a Column to the Model Tree
    Chapter 11. Embedded Worksheets
    11.1. Embedded Worksheets Overview
    11.2. Setup
    11.3. Process
    11.3.1. Creating the PTC Mathcad Prime Worksheet
    11.3.2. Embedding the Worksheet
    11.4. Updating the PTC Mathcad Prime Worksheet
    11.5. Updating the Model
    11.6. Regeneration Failures
    11.7. Identifying Mathcad Connected Models
    11.7.1. Graphics Area Icon
    11.7.2. Model Tree Filter
    11.8. Removing a Worksheet
    Chapter 12. Prime Analyses
    12.1. Background: Datum Analysis Features
    12.2. The Prime Analysis Dialog Box
    12.2.1. The File Section
    12.2.2. The Inputs Section: Creo Parametric to Prime
    12.2.3. The Outputs Section: Prime to Creo Parametric
    12.2.4. Saved Analyses Section
    12.2.5. Action Buttons
    12.3. Process
    12.3.1. Develop the Mathcad Prime Worksheet
    12.3.2. Set Up the Prime Analysis Feature
    12.3.3. Define Relations
    12.3.4. Edit Definition of the Prime Analysis Feature
    12.4. Creating Datums in a Prime Analysis
    12.4.1. Datum Coordinate Systems
    12.4.2. Datum Points
    12.4.3. Datum Curves
    12.5. Double Regeneration Problem
    12.6. Regeneration Request
    12.7. Mathcad Analysis Feature
    Chapter 13. Sample Problems
    13.1. Scenario 1: Designing and Optimizing a Pressure Vessel
    13.1.1. Developing the Worksheet
    13.1.2. Developing the CAD Model
    13.1.3. Connecting the Part to the Worksheet
    13.1.4. Explorations
    13.2. Scenario 2: Square Key for a Gear
    13.2.1. Developing the Worksheet
    13.2.2. Developing the CAD Model
    13.2.3. Prime Analysis Feature
    13.2.4. Model Relations
    13.2.5. Explorations
    13.3. Scenario 3: Solid Disk Flywheel Design
    13.3.1. Developing the CAD Model
    13.3.2. Developing the Worksheet
    13.3.3. Connecting the Worksheet and CAD Model
    13.3.4. Explorations
    13.4. Scenario 4: Designing a Shaft
    13.4.1. Developing the Worksheet
    13.4.2. Developing the CAD Model
    13.4.3. Connecting the CAD Model and Worksheet
    13.4.4. Explorations
    Chapter 14. Conclusions
    Appendix A. Creo Parametric Configuration Options
    Appendix B. Acronyms
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