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Konstruksjonsdesign og teknologi-serien Studentveiledning for undervisning i SolidWorks®- programvare Dassault Systèmes - SolidWorks Corporation Utenfor USA: +1-978-371-5011 300 Baker Avenue Faks: +1-978-371-7303 Concord, Massachusetts 01742 USA E-post: [email protected] Tlf.: +1-800-693-9000 Internett: http://www.solidworks.com/education © 1995-2010, Dassault Systèmes SolidWorks Corporation, et KOMMERSIELT DATAPROGRAMVARE - Dassault Systèmes SA-selskap, 300 Baker Avenue, Concord, PROPRIETÆRT Mass. 01742 USA. Med enerett. Begrensede rettigheter iht. amerikanske myndigheter. Bruk, duplisering eller offentliggjøring ved myndighetene er Informasjonen og programvaren som omtales i dette underlagt begrensninger som er angitt i FAR 52.227-19 dokumentet, kan endres uten varsel og er ikke forpliktelser gitt (Commercial Computer Software - Begrensede rettigheter), av Dassault Systèmes SolidWorks Corporation (DS DFARS 227.7202 (Commercial Computer Software og SolidWorks). Commercial Computer Software Documentation) og i lisensavtalen der det er aktuelt. Intet materiale kan reproduseres eller overføres i noen form eller med noen midler, elektronisk eller manuelt, for noe Entreprenør/produsent: formål uten uttrykkelig skriftlig tillatelse fra DS SolidWorks. Dassault Systèmes SolidWorks Corporation, 300 Baker Programvaren som omtales i dette dokumentet, er underlagt en Avenue, Concord, Massachusetts 01742 USA lisens og kan bare brukes eller kopieres i henhold til vilkårene Copyright-merknader for SolidWorks Standard, i denne lisensen. Alle garantier gitt av DS SolidWorks Premium, Professional og Education Products vedrørende programvaren og dokumentasjonen er fremsatt i lisensavtalen, og ingenting som er oppgitt i eller implisert av Deler av denne programvaren © 1986-2010 Siemens Product dette dokumentet eller dets innhold, er å anse som en endring Lifecycle Management Software Inc. Med enerett. av eller et tillegg til noen betingelser, inkludert garantier, Deler av denne programvaren © 1986-2010 Siemens Industry i lisensavtalen. Software Limited. Med enerett. Patentmeldinger Deler av denne programvaren © 1998-2010 Geometric Ltd. ® Deler av denne programvaren © 1996-2010 Microsoft SolidWorks 3D mekanisk CAD-programvare beskyttes av Corporation. Med enerett. US Patent 5,815,154; 6,219,049; 6,219,055; 6,611,725; 6,844,877; 6,898,560; 6,906,712; 7,079,990; 7,477,262; Deler av denne programvaren innlemmer PhysX™ av 7,558,705; 7,571,079; 7,590,497; 7,643,027; 7,672,822; NVIDIA 2006-2010. 7,688,318; 7,694,238; 7,853,940; og utenlandske patenter Deler av denne programvaren © 2001-2010 Luxology, Inc. (f.eks, EP 1116190 og JP 3517643). med enerett, patentsøkt. eDrawings® programvare beskyttes av U.S. Patent 7,184,044; Deler av denne programvaren © 2007-2010 DriveWorks Ltd. U.S. Patent 7,502,027; og Canadian Patent 2,318,706. Copyright 1984-2010 Adobe Systems Inc. og dets Amerikanske og utenlandske patenter avventes. lisensgivere. Med enerett. Beskyttet av US Patent 5,929,866, 5943063, 6289364, 6563502, 6639593, 6754382, patentsøkt. Varemerker og produktnavn for SolidWorks Adobe, Adobe-logoen, Acrobat, Adobe PDF-logoen, Distiller produkter og tjenester og Reader er registrerte varemerker eller varemerker for SolidWorks, 3D PartStream.NET, 3D ContentCentral, Adobe Systems Inc. i USA og andre land. eDrawings, og eDrawings-logoen er registrerte varemerker og For mer informasjon om opphavsrett, kan du i SolidWorks se FeatureManager er et felleseid, registrert varemerke for DS Hjelp > Om SolidWorks. SolidWorks. CircuitWorks, Feature Palette, FloXpress, PhotoWorks, Copyrightmerknader for SolidWorks Simulation TolAnalyst, og XchangeWorks er varemerker for DS Products SolidWorks. Deler av denne programvaren © 2008 Solversoft Corporation. FeatureWorks er et registrert varemerke for Geometric PCGLSS © 1992-2007 Computational Applications og Software Solutions Ltd. System Integration, Inc. Med enerett. SolidWorks 2011, SolidWorks Enterprise PDM, SolidWorks Simulation, SolidWorks Flow Simulation og eDrawings Copyrightmerknader for Enterprise PDM Product Professional er produktnavn for DS SolidWorks. Outside In® Viewer Technology, © Copyright 1992-2010, Andre selskaps- og produktnavn er varemerker eller registrerte Oracle varemerker tilhørende de respektive eierne. © Copyright 1995-2010, Oracle. Med enerett. Deler av denne programvaren © 1996-2010 Microsoft Corporation. Med enerett. Copyrightmerknader for eDrawings Products Deler av denne programvaren © 2000-2010 Tech Soft 3D. Deler av denne programvaren © 1995-1998 Jean-Loup Gailly og Mark Adler. Deler av denne programvaren © 1998-2001 3Dconnexion. Deler av denne programvaren © 1998-2010 Open Design Alliance. Med enerett. Deler av denne programvaren © 1995-2009 Spatial Corporation. Denne programvaren er delvis basert på arbeidet til Independent JPEG Group. Dokument nummer: PMS0119-NOR Innhold Innledning v Leksjon 1: Bruke grensesnittet 1 Leksjon 2: Grunnleggende funksjoner 9 Leksjon 3: 40-minutters hurtigstart 25 Leksjon 4: Grunnleggende om sammenstilling 35 Leksjon 5: Grunnleggende om SolidWorks Toolbox 51 Leksjon 6: Grunnleggende tegning 65 Leksjon 7: Grunnleggende om SolidWorks eDrawings 75 Leksjon 8: Designtabeller 89 Leksjon 9: Revolve- og Sweep-funksjonene 99 Leksjon 10: Loftfunksjoner 107 Leksjon 11: Visualisering 115 Leksjon 12: SolidWorks SimulationXpress 127 Ordliste 137 Vedlegg A: Certified SolidWorks Associate-programmet 143 Studentveiledning for undervisning i SolidWorks-programvare iii Innhold iv Studentveiledning for undervisning i SolidWorks-programvare i Innledning SolidWorks Tutorials Studentveiledning til undervisning i SolidWorks-programvare er en følgeressurs og et supplement for SolidWorks Tutorials. Mange av øvelsene i Studentveiledningen til SolidWorks- programvare bruker materiale fra SolidWorks Tutorials. Tilgang til SolidWorks Tutorials Når du vil starte SolidWorks Tutorials, klikker du på Hjelp, SolidWorks Tutorials. SolidWorks-vinduet endrer størrelse og et annet vindu vises ved siden av det med en liste over tilgjengelige kurs. Det er over 40 leksjoner i SolidWorks Tutorials. Når du flytter pekeren over koblingene, vil en illustrasjon av veiledningen vises nederst i vinduet. Klikk på ønsket kobling for å starte opplæringen. TIPS: Når du bruker SolidWorks Simulation til å utføre statiskteknisk analyse, klikker du på Help, Simulation, Simulation Online Tutorial for å få tilgang til over 20 leksjoner og over 35 oppgaver. Klikk på Tools, Add-ins for å aktivere SolidWorks Simulation. Studentveiledning for undervisning i SolidWorks-programvare v Innledning Konvensjoner Still skjermoppløsningen på 1280 x 1024 for optimal visning av opplæringen. Følgende ikoner vises i opplæringen: Går til neste skjermbilde i opplæringen. Henviser til en merknad eller tips. Det er ikke en kobling, informasjonen er under ikonet. Merknader og tips informerer om tidssparende trinn og nyttige tips. Du kan klikke på de fleste knappene på verktøylinjen som vises i leksjoner, for å lyse tilsvarende SolidWorks-knapp. Open File eller Set this option åpner automatisk filen eller stiller inn alternativet. En nærmere titt på... er koblinger til mer informasjon om et emne. Selv om det ikke er obligatorisk å fullføre opplæringen, gir det mer detaljer om emnet. Why did I... er koblinger til mer informasjon om en fremgangsmåte og årsakene til metoden som er gitt. Denne informasjonen er ikke obligatorisk for å fullføre opplæringen. Show me... demonstrerer med en video. Skrive ut SolidWorks Tutorials Hvis du vil, kan du skrive ut SolidWorks Tutorials på denne måten: 1 På navigasjonsverktøylinjen i opplæringen klikker du på Show. Da vises innholdsfortegnelsen for SolidWorks Tutorials. 2 Høyreklikk på boken for leksjonen du vil skrive ut, og velg Print... i hurtigmenyen. Dialogboksen Print Topics vises. 3 Velg Print the selected heading and all subtopics og klikk på OK. 4 Gjenta denne prosessen for hver leksjon du vil skrive ut. vi Studentveiledning for undervisning i SolidWorks-programvare 1 Leksjon 1: Bruke grensesnittet Mål for denne leksjonen ® Bli kjent med Microsoft Windows -grensesnittet. Bli kjent med SolidWorks-brukergrensesnittet Før du starter denne leksjonen Kontroller at Microsoft Windows er lastet inn og kjører på datamaskinene i klasserommet/laben. Kontroller at SolidWorks-programvaren er lastet inn og kjører på klasserommets/labens datamaskiner i henhold til din SolidWorks-lisens. Last inn leksjonsfilene fra Educator Resources-koblingen. Kompetanse for Leksjon1 Du utvikler følgende kompetanse i denne leksjonen: Ingeniørfag: Kunnskap om et program for utforming av konstruksjoner. Teknologi: Forstå filbehandling, kopiere, lagre, starte og avslutte programmer. SolidWorks Education Suite inneholder 80 online kurs i konstruksjonsdesign, bærekraftighet, simulering og analyse. Studentveiledning for undervisning i SolidWorks-programvare 1 Leksjon 1: Bruke grensesnittet Aktiv læreøvelse – Bruk av grensesnitt Start SolidWorks-programmet, søk etter en fil, lagre filen, lagre filen med et nytt navn og gjennomgå grunnleggende brukergrensesnitt. Starte et program 1 Klikk på Start-knappen i nedre venstre hjørne av vinduet. Start-menyen vises. I Start-menyen kan du velge de grunnleggende funksjonene i Microsoft Windows- miljøet. Merknad: Klikk vil si å trykke på og slippe venstre museknapp. 2 Fra Start-menyen velger du All Programs, SolidWorks, SolidWorks. Nå kjøres SolidWorks-programmet. TIPS: En snarvei på skrivebordet er et ikon som du kan dobbeltklikke på for å gå direkte til filen eller mappen den viser.
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