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Duration 35 hours
Course Outline
Introduction to Industrial Automation
- Defining the scope of industrial automation.
- A general overview of automation systems and their constituent parts.
- The function of CAD in the automation design process.
SolidWorks Fundamentals for Automation
- Refreshing knowledge of the SolidWorks interface and core features.
- Constructing basic components and assemblies.
- Getting started with parametric design for automation parts.
Designing Automated Systems
- Grasping motion studies relevant to automation design.
- Developing conveyor systems, robotic arms, and pick-and-place mechanisms.
- Incorporating sensors and actuators within SolidWorks models.
Simulation and Analysis
- Applying SolidWorks Simulation for load assessment in automation systems.
- Modeling range of motion, potential collisions, and operational efficiency.
- Exploring predictive maintenance and design optimization strategies.
Integration with Real-World Systems
- Preparing designs for manufacturing output.
- Creating Bills of Materials (BOMs) and associated documentation.
- Connecting SolidWorks designs with standard industry automation software.
Advanced Industrial Automation with SolidWorks
- Modeling pneumatics and hydraulics using SolidWorks.
- Conducting advanced motion analysis for complex automation setups.
- Combining IoT and smart device integration with SolidWorks designs.
Final Project and Evaluation
- Participants will develop a complete industrial automation system using SolidWorks.
- Presenting final projects and receiving constructive feedback.
- Comprehensive review and Q&A session.
Conclusion and Future Directions
Requirements
- Familiarity with fundamental mechanical design concepts.
- Prior experience with CAD software, with SolidWorks preferred.
- Basic knowledge of CAD using GD&T principles.
Target Audience
- Mechanical Engineers aiming to specialize in industrial automation.
- CAD Designers looking to enhance their capabilities for automation-related projects.
- Industrial Automation professionals intending to incorporate SolidWorks into their existing workflow.
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