Slide 1Slide 2Slide 3Slide 4Slide 5Slide 6Slide 7Slide 81Lecture #3 EGR 110 – Engineering GraphicsEngineering Design Process:1. Recognizing the Need for a Product or a Service2. Problem Definition and Understanding3. Research and Preparation4. Conceptualization5. Synthesis6. Evaluation7. Optimization8. PresentationEngineering Design ProcessThe work that engineers do is sometimes described by the “engineering design process.” Engineering students will use this process in various engineering courses. The exact steps may vary and the process is often iterative.2Lecture #3 EGR 110 – Engineering Graphics1) AutoDesk Inventor•Produce solid models of parts•Produce assembly drawings showing how the parts fit together•Produce detailed drawings•Use parametric modeling features to easily modify designs and to explore new solutions•Use constraints to insure proper dimensioning•Use constraints to test motion of moving parts2) MatLab•Perform various types of analysis•Graph results to illustrate performance as parameters varyEngineering Design ProcessMany stages of the engineering design process will involve the need for drawings and for analysis. EGR 110 introduces two powerful tools that will be very useful in the engineering design process:3Lecture #3 EGR 110 – Engineering GraphicsEngineering Design Process:1. Recognizing the Need for a Product or a Service2. Problem Definition and Understanding•Sketching and CAD used for preliminary drawings 3. Research and Preparation4. Conceptualization•CAD (especially parametric modeling software) allows the designer to easily modify designs and experiment with new concepts.•MatLab used for calculations related to various types of designs5. Synthesis (or design)•MatLab used to achieve desired design objectives.•CAD used to work out the exact details of the design. Specify and verify dimensions, tolerance, range of motion, etc.6. Evaluation•CAD and MatLab used to evaluate performance. •Use CAD to interface with machines (CAD/CAM)7. Optimization•Use CAD to adjust design parameters to improve performance.•Use MatLab to perform calculations to improve performance8. Presentation•CAD used to produce final part and assembly drawings.•MatLab used for final performance analysis of product.4Lecture #3 EGR 110 – Engineering GraphicsDrawings are used at various stages in the engineering design process.Reference: Engineering Graphics Text and Workbook, Series 1.2, by Craig & Craig.5Lecture #3 EGR 110 – Engineering GraphicsDifferent types of drawings have different purposes.Reference: Engineering Graphics Text and Workbook, Series 1.2, by Craig & Craig.6Lecture #3 EGR 110 – Engineering GraphicsAssembly drawings show how the parts are used, how the parts are assembled, and part identifications. This is typically the first drawing in a set of drawings. Assembly drawings are often included with the product for reference. An exploded view may be used to identify parts for replacement and to show how to disassemble and reassemble for servicing.Reference: Engineering Graphics Text and Workbook, Series 1.2, by Craig & Craig.7Lecture #3 EGR 110 – Engineering GraphicsProduction drawings (or detail part drawings or working drawings) must convey all information needed to produce the part. Features of the drawing include different views of the part, dimensions, notes, materials, and a title block.Reference: Engineering Graphics Text and Workbook, Series 1.2, by Craig & Craig.8Lecture #3 EGR 110 – Engineering GraphicsGroup design projectThe purpose of the group design project is to give the student experience in the various stages of the engineering design process. For details of this semester’s design project, see the assignment sheet provided by the