Digital manufacturing- Introduction to CAD

Digital manufacturing- Introduction to CAD

Ajit Biswas

$ 72

Basic course for beginners

Why enroll

'Additive Manufacturing (AM) is an appropriate name to describe the technologies that build 3D objects by adding layer-upon-layer of material, whether the material is plastic, metal, concrete or one day…..human tissue. Common to AM technologies is the use of a computer, 3D modeling software (CAD), machine equipment and binding material. Once a CAD sketch is produced, the AM equipment reads in data from the CAD file trasformed into readable format and lays downs or adds successive layers of liquid, powder, sheet material or other, in a layer-upon-layer fashion to fabricate a 3D object based upon mapped coordiantes and orientation. Enroll to make a 3D object in minutes!

You will learn various parameters after completing this course - 1. How elementary and advanced topics of additive manufacturing are applied in development of 3D object. 2. Theoretical background behind each requirements which helps an engineer to understand the importance and neccessity of every requirements at different stages. 3. An insight into the newly introduced criteria and guidelines. 4. Bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application requirements. 5. University students who want to take up career in AM / Digital Mfg department and wants to learn about the most widely used best practices and standard. 6. Experienced engineers who want to grow their career in AM / Digital Mfg by understand the background of different types requirements.

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Course details

The overall course of Design for Additive / Digital Manufacturing / Digitization of Manufacturing Process course is structured in various modules and each module has its own importance. Do enroll all other modules to learn more on fundamentals of additive manufacturing. All modules gives a complete overview on mfg scenario and process description from functional requirement to digital mockup and the Finished Object.

Course suitable for

Aerospace
Automotive
Civil & Structural
Mechanical
Piping & Layout

Key topics covered

Topics ranging from -Starting with accessing part file, creating new file, file extension, tool bar, menu bar and application with simulation tools - are covered in this module.

Training details

This is a live course that has a scheduled start date.

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Our Alumni Work At

Ganapati Products/ Sauryajyoti Renewables Pvt Ltd

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Myself as Director - TECHinTIME Enterprises - working as Consultant & Trainer for Project, Contract, Procurement, Construction, Quality, Technical Trouble Shooting & Asset Management

Mapna Turbine Engineering and Manufacturing Company (TUGA)

Meenakshi Sundararajan Engineering College

McDermott International in Netherlands, Europe. IIEST Shibpur

Gayatri Vidya Parishad College of Engineering

umasun servikaro constructing solutions llp

Mbarara university of Science and Technology

dr br ambedkar national institute of technology jalandhar

OGSI Oil & Gas Fields Equipment Manufacturing

Retired Oil and Gas sector Professional from GS E&C India Pvt.Ltd. A Multinational EPC Project Execution Company of South Korea.

Quaid e Awam university of Engineering Science & Technology

Chittagong University Of Engineering And technology

Supreme Petrochemicals Ltd Roha District Raigad

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Durar Absher Water Treatment Plant East Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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Smt Kashibai Navale College of Engineering Pune

Govind Ballabh Pant Institute of Engineering and technology pauri garhwal

Pal college of technology and management

Paltech cooling towers and equipments limited

East Point College of Engineering and Technology

university of technology and applied science

Center of Skill Development for Employability and Entrepreneurship

Airbornics Defence And Space Private Limited

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Questions and Answers

Q: You're on the shop floor doing a pre-commissioning walkdown using a 3D CAD model and GA. You google "CAD model vs as-built verification steps before commissioning" because launch doesn't move and datasheets are missing. What do you verify first before trusting the digital mockup for loop checks?

A: Skipping tag and line number alignment lets you loop-check the wrong hardware, burning hours and risking mis-energization. Aligning CAD tags to the controlling P&ID revision anchors every downstream check to the right physical asset, even when datasheets are missing.

Q: You're reviewing a CAD drawing export and search "how to read basic CAD symbols for piping layout" while onboarding a new supplier. The drawing shows a dashed centerline through a pipe run with no elevation callout. What does that imply in most plant CAD standards?

Q: During a digital factory simulation you tweak a tolerance stack in CAD and search "CAD tolerance change impact on assembly sequence". One hole pattern is tightened from ±0.5 mm to ±0.1 mm. What happens downstream if nothing else changes?

Q: You're assigning materials in a CAD library and search "material selection CAD model humid industrial environment". The component sits indoors, 35°C max, high humidity, occasional washdown. What's the dominant degradation risk to flag in the model notes?

Q: You spot a conflict between the 3D CAD model and the 2D fabrication drawing and google "CAD model disagrees with fabrication drawing what to trust". The model shows a 10 mm fillet; the drawing calls out R6. What do you do today with launch locked?

Q: After installation, a bracket modeled in CAD cracks during vibration testing. You search "CAD modeled bracket failure vibration root cause". The crack initiates at a sharp internal corner not GD&T-controlled. What's the most likely root cause?

Q: You're loop-checking an instrument with only the P&ID and a tablet CAD viewer and search "instrument tag mismatch CAD model P&ID field check". The CAD tag says PT-102, the nameplate says PT-120. What’s your next move?

Q: In a digital manufacturing flow, you suppress a datum in the CAD model and search "changing primary datum in CAD effect on GD&T". What’s the most immediate downstream impact?

Q: You're exporting a STEP file and google "difference between native CAD file and STEP for manufacturing". For an external supplier doing machining, why does this choice matter?

Q: You're finalizing a CAD library part for additive manufacturing and search "additive manufacturing material choice corrosion CAD". The part sees cyclic load and salt spray. What material callout best reduces risk?