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Back door design and Engineering Feature

Nishanth kumar
in Assemblies
17 4 Intermediate
This project aims to design a sheet metal panel for a car's backdoor using provided skin data while adhering to design rules and guidelines. The backdoor serves various functions, including rear coverage, visibility, and storage. The design process involves selecting the backdoor type (top-mounted, side-mounted, or bottom-mounted), choosing materials (steel or aluminum), and creating components like outer and inner panels, hinges, and reinforcements. The design is based on factors like rear visibility, sealing, structural support, crash regulations, and joining techniques. The outcome is a well-designed backdoor assembly that considers both functionality and aesthetics.
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CATIA V5 - DA50 RG AIRCRAFT DESIGN USING GSD CATIA V5| BEGINNER - ADVANCED| PART 1 - WING DESIGN

The MartianDog Engineer
in Modeling
3 1 Intermediate
This tutorial shows how to design an aircraft wing using generative shape design (GSD) in CATIA V5 step by step. Some notable commands used in the video include, importing points & splines in Catia using GSD_PointSplineLoftFromExcel, points, lines, Multi-section surfaces, join, symmetry, close surface.
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