Re-Use Your CAD: The ModelCHECK Handbook
This book de-mystifies ModelCHECK to improve 3D CAD model quality in PTC Creo. Supports Model-Based Definition (MBD) with implementation steps and checklists for organizations to develop 3D CAD models with geometric and parametric stability, accurate metadata, and re-usable Product and Manufacturing Information (PMI). Provides step-by-step instructions to automate checks for modeling rules and best practices from relevant MBD standards, model parameters required for Technical Data Package (TDP) submissions, incomplete Product and Manufacturing Information, and standard features such as datum planes, axes, and coordinate systems. Takes users "under the hood" to understand and configure ModelCHECK files and interpret ModelCHECK reports. This handbook, the second in the Re-Use Your CAD series, is geared toward CAD Designers & Engineers, QA/QC & Product Inspection, Database Administrators, Information Technology (IT), and their Managers.Minor updates made in May 2017 - Revision 2.Look for the Creo 5.0 handbook shortly after the Creo 5.0 release!
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Re-Use Your CAD: The ModelCHECK Handbook
This book de-mystifies ModelCHECK to improve 3D CAD model quality in PTC Creo. Supports Model-Based Definition (MBD) with implementation steps and checklists for organizations to develop 3D CAD models with geometric and parametric stability, accurate metadata, and re-usable Product and Manufacturing Information (PMI). Provides step-by-step instructions to automate checks for modeling rules and best practices from relevant MBD standards, model parameters required for Technical Data Package (TDP) submissions, incomplete Product and Manufacturing Information, and standard features such as datum planes, axes, and coordinate systems. Takes users "under the hood" to understand and configure ModelCHECK files and interpret ModelCHECK reports. This handbook, the second in the Re-Use Your CAD series, is geared toward CAD Designers & Engineers, QA/QC & Product Inspection, Database Administrators, Information Technology (IT), and their Managers.Minor updates made in May 2017 - Revision 2.Look for the Creo 5.0 handbook shortly after the Creo 5.0 release!
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Re-Use Your CAD: The ModelCHECK Handbook

Re-Use Your CAD: The ModelCHECK Handbook

by R L Astheimer
Re-Use Your CAD: The ModelCHECK Handbook

Re-Use Your CAD: The ModelCHECK Handbook

by R L Astheimer

Overview

This book de-mystifies ModelCHECK to improve 3D CAD model quality in PTC Creo. Supports Model-Based Definition (MBD) with implementation steps and checklists for organizations to develop 3D CAD models with geometric and parametric stability, accurate metadata, and re-usable Product and Manufacturing Information (PMI). Provides step-by-step instructions to automate checks for modeling rules and best practices from relevant MBD standards, model parameters required for Technical Data Package (TDP) submissions, incomplete Product and Manufacturing Information, and standard features such as datum planes, axes, and coordinate systems. Takes users "under the hood" to understand and configure ModelCHECK files and interpret ModelCHECK reports. This handbook, the second in the Re-Use Your CAD series, is geared toward CAD Designers & Engineers, QA/QC & Product Inspection, Database Administrators, Information Technology (IT), and their Managers.Minor updates made in May 2017 - Revision 2.Look for the Creo 5.0 handbook shortly after the Creo 5.0 release!

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781532940101
Publisher: CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date: 05/07/2016
Pages: 144
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.37(d)

About the Author

R. L. Astheimer is a 3D CAD expert and Model-Based Definition (MBD) Instructor. Her in-depth experience with major CAD systems, including CATIA V5, NX, and Creo, filters into her instruction style at Purdue University, where she is a Continuing Lecturer training both undergraduate and industry professionals in CAD design, MBD, PDM, and PLM. Ms. Astheimer has a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, a Masters in Software Engineering and holds a Technologist Certification as a GD&T Professional by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME).
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