ME4 (SOLIDWORKS) Flashcards

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was founded in 1993

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SolidWorks

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SolidWorks was founded by

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Jon Hirschtick

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Where did Jon Hirschtick graduate?

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Hirschtick’s goal

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was to create a software that could be used by engineers and designers
on their personal computers.

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Initial release of SolidWorks

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1995

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Initial Release: First version of SolidWorks, focusing on 3D CAD.
Basic Features: Basic solid modeling capabilities, sketching, and part modeling

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SolidWorks 1995

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User Interface Improvements: Enhanced usability with more intuitive tools.
Sheet Metal Tools: Improved tools for designing sheet metal parts.
Motion Simulation: Basic motion analysis introduced.

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SolidWorks 2001 Plus

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CosmosWorks Integration: Advanced simulation tools integrated.
PhotoWorks: Basic rendering tools for better visualization.
Design Table Enhancements: Improved design automation using Excel.

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SolidWorks 2004

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SpeedPak: Improved performance for large assemblies.
DimXpert: Automated dimensioning for parts.
FeatureManager Design Tree: Enhanced tree management tools.

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SolidWorks 2008

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SolidWorks Simulation: Integrated simulation for more complex analysis.
3DVIA Composer: Tools for creating technical communication materials.
Assembly Visualization: Enhanced tools for managing large assemblies.

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SolidWorks 2010

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Large Design Review: Improved performance for large assemblies.
Feature Freeze: Ability to freeze features in the design to improve performance.
Equation Manager: Enhanced equation management for parametric designs.

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SolidWorks 2012

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Style Spline: Enhanced spline creation tools for complex curves.
Path Length Dimension: Tools for measuring and controlling the length of sketch paths.
Enhanced Assembly Mates: Improved mate handling for better assembly management.

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SolidWorks 2014

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Advanced Mates: Additional mate types and better control over existing mates.
Treehouse: A tool for visualizing and managing complex assemblies.
Flatten Surface: Tools for flattening complex surfaces for manufacturing

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SolidWorks 2016

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Topology Study: Design optimization based on material usage.
SolidWorks CAM: Integration of CAM tools for manufacturing.
Tab and Slot: Feature for creating tab and slot connections in sheet metal.

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SolidWorks 2018

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Overlapping Mates Detection: Enhanced ability to detect and manage mate
conflicts in assemblies.
Silhouette Defeature: Simplify models by removing internal components,
preserving only the outer silhouette, for faster performance and intellectual
property protection.
Detailing Mode: Open large assemblies in a mode that allows you to quickly
create and edit drawing views without needing to load the full assembly model.
Make Part Flexible: Allow the same part to have different configurations within
the same assembly, reflecting its flexibility in different situations.

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SolidWorks 2020

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Performance Enhancements: Improved speed for opening, saving, and working
with large assemblies and complex designs.
Assembly Simplification: New tools for creating simplified versions of
assemblies to improve performance without losing essential details.
Drawing Detailing: More advanced detailing tools, including the ability to detail
complex geometries more effectively.
Enhanced Weldment Structure System: Improved tools for creating and
managing welded structures, including automated corner treatment and better
handling of structural members.

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SolidWorks 2021

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Hybrid Modeling: Combines traditional solid modeling with mesh modeling,
allowing for greater flexibility in design.
Configuration Table: Enhanced tools for managing multiple configurations of
parts and assemblies, making it easier to handle complex designs.
Expanded Simulation Capabilities: Improved simulation tools, including more
accurate and detailed analysis options for stress, thermal, and dynamic
studies.
Improved User Interface: A more streamlined and customizable interface to
improve user productivity.

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SolidWorks 2022

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Cloud Collaboration Tools: Enhanced cloud-based collaboration features,
allowing for easier sharing and co-working on designs with team members and
clients.
Advanced AI-Driven Design Assistance: Introduction of AI tools to assist with
design suggestions, error detection, and process optimization.
Better 3D Printing Integration: Improved tools for preparing models for 3D
printing, including automatic support generation and material optimization.
Enhanced Simulation Solver: Faster and more accurate simulation solving
capabilities for complex analyses.

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SolidWorks 2023

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is a comprehensive computer-aided design (CAD) software widely used
in various industries for creating, simulating, and analyzing 3D models. Its versatility
and user-friendly interface make it a popular choice for engineers, designers, and
manufacturers.

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SolidWorks

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a powerful tool that can significantly enhance the efficiency and
effectiveness of the design and engineering process. It’s widely used in industries such
as automotive, aerospace, consumer products, machinery, and more

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SolidWorks

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General utilization of the Solid Works
Software Application

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Product Design and Development, Simulation and Analysis, Manufacturing, Education and Training

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ME industry utilization of the Solid Works
Software Application

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Role of Software in Mechanical Engineering, Design and Modelling Capabilities, Simulation and Analysis, Customization and Automation
, Industry Applications, Advantages of Software Utilization, Challenges and Limitations, Future Trends in Mechanical Engineering Software,

23
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it is the human-computer
interaction and communication on a device or application. It also includes the
display screens on a device, keyboards, mouse and lastly is the appearance of a
desktop.

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User Interface

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CORE PURPOSE OF USING SOLID WORKS APPLICATION USER INTERFACE:

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A. STREAMLINE DESIGN WORKFLOW
B. ENHANCE PRODUCTIVITY
C. PROVIDE CONTEXT SENSITIVE TOOLS
D. EXPLORING CREATIVITY
E. IMPROVE ACCURACY AND PRECISIONS

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File-related actions can be found here, you can also edit and
personalize your software’s configuration, and many more options related to
special features and system settings.

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Menu Bar

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This is an array of features arranged in tabs. The main
features and tools you can use in Solidworks can be found here, including
other applications that Solidworks has made, like Solidworks Electrical and
Solidworks Visualize.

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Command Manager

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Also known as the viewport. The model you are working on will
be visible here

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Graphics Area

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You can manage the model background, shading, line visibility,
and filter what you want to see in the graphics area here.

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View Toolbar

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Contains EDExperience Marketplace, Solidworks Resources,
Design Library, Palettes, Appearance and Scenes, and custom properties.

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Task Pane

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Also known as the feature tree, you can find the actions you
made on your design here and by order of creation because Solidworks is a
history-based CAD software.

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Feature Manager

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Solid Works Software Application ADVANTAGES

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Versatile, Collaboration with other Software, User-Friendly, Powerful Simulation Tool, High-quality Output

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Solid Works Software Application DISADVANTAGES

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Expensive, Customization Limitations, Requires Powerful Computer, File size and performance, Learning Curve