The document is a presentation by Suraj Bairwa, a mechanical engineering student at Jaipur Engineering College, focusing on SolidWorks, a CAD and CAE software published by Dassault Systèmes. It outlines features and functionalities such as sketch commands, display modes, assembly design, and project benefits, highlighting its adoption by over two million engineers worldwide. SolidWorks aims to enhance productivity in design and engineering processes through its intelligent features and effective management of design data.

1. Presented by Suraj Bairwa
Mechanical Engg. Student
At Jaipur Engineering College
http://www.jeckukas.org.in/

2. ⦿ About SolidWorks
⦿ SolidWorks Screen
⦿ SloidWorks Model
⦿ Status of a Sketch
⦿ Sketch Command
⦿ Toolbar
⦿ View Orientation
⦿ Standard View
⦿ Display Modes
⦿ Examples of Shape Features
⦿ Assembly Design
⦿ My Projects
⦿ Benefits of Solidworks

3. ⦿ SolidWorks is a solid modeling computer-aided design (CAD)
and computer-aided engineering(CAE) computer program that runs
on Microsoft Windows.
⦿ SolidWorks is published by Dassault Systèmes.
⦿ Over two million engineers and designers at more than 165,000
companies were using SolidWorks as of 2013
⦿ Founded in December 1993 by Massachusetts Institute of
Technology graduate Jon Hirschtick
⦿ Its first product SolidWorks 95, in November 1995.
⦿ Latest released SolidWorks 2023 in September 29, 2022

5. ›
› Assemblies -
› Drawings -
Parts - 2D Design (Sketch),3D Design
(Features) , Part design
consider in the part design
section
Assembling of two or more
than two parts consider in
this section
Designing with standards is
consider in the drawing
section

6. Additional dimensions or relations are required.
Under defined sketch entities are blue (by default).
⦿Fully defined
No additional dimensions o relationships are required.
Fully defined sketch entities are black (by default).
⦿ Over defined
Contains conflicting dimensions or relations, or both
over defined sketch entities are red (by default).

7. ⯃ Line
⯃ Circle
⯃ Arc
⯃ Ellipse
⯃ Rectangle
⯃ Spline
⯃ Fillet
⯃ Slot

8. ▣ Extrude
▣ Swept
▣ Revolve
▣ Loft
▣ Extruded Cut
▣ Lofted Cut
▣ Revolve Cut
▣ Pattern
a. Linear Pattern
b. Circular Pattern
▣ Shell
▣ Rib
▣ Draft

9. Front
Right
Bottom
Isometric
Top
Left
Back
Normal To
(selected plane
or planar face)

10. T
op View
Back View Left View Front View Right View
Bottom View

11. Wireframe Hidden lines
Visible
Hidden Lines
Removed
Shaded Shaded With
Edges

12. ⦿ Base Feature
⦿ Boss feature
⦿ Cut feature
⦿ Hole feature
⦿ Fillet feature
⦿ Chamfer feature
⦿ Revolved Base Feature
⦿ Shell feature
⦿ Sweep Features
⦿ Loft feature
Base Feature
Boss feature

13. Cut feature Hole feature
Fillet Feature

14. Revolve
Sweep
Loft

15. Linear Pattern Circular Pattern
Shell Feature

16. ⦿ An assembly design consists of two or more
at their
parametric
components assembled together
respective work positions using
relations.
⦿ All components are created as separate part
documents, and then they are placed and
referenced in the assembly as external
components.

20. ⦿ Maximize the productivity of your design and engineering
resources to create products better
⦿ Faster and more cost-effectively
⦿ Built-in intelligence takes the guess work out of 3D design
⦿ Easily manage product data, share designs, automate
workflows, and securely share design data across your
organization, with clients, and with external partners

21. Thank You