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CATIA V5 Workshop

DAFTAR ISI

A. Desain Part
 Latihan 1: Desain Crank  Latihan 2: Desain Piston

A. Assembly
 Latihan 3: Assembly

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 Part Design Interface
Insert menu

Sketch-based

Operations

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Part Design Interface
Insert Menu

Constraints

Dress-up

Transformations

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Desain Part Latihan 1: Crank

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 Pendahuluan
 Pada bagian ini anda akan mendesain sebuah part seperti pada gambar dibawah ini, dimulai dari awal.

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 Pendahuluan
 Anda memulainya dengan membuka sebuah file baru.

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 (1) Pilihlah pada menu File, ”New ” .  (2) Dari dialog box, pilihlah “Part” .  (3) Klik OK

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 Sketch
 Anda harus memilih bidang (Plane) dimana anda akan menggambar sket.

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 (1) Pilih bidang YZ .  (2) Klik ikon Sketcher.  Bidang YZ muncul sebagai bidang layar

monitor.

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 Sketch
 Buatlah sket untuk profile crankshaft sbb:

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 Sketch
 Buatlah sket untuk profile crankshaft sbb:
(1) Klik ikon Circle. (2) Buat lingkaran dengan centre di titik origin (3) Dobel klik lingkaran tsb, dialog box akan muncul, tulis radius 35 mm. Klik OK

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 Sketch
(4) Buat lingkaran kedua dengan radius 90mm

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 Sketch
(5) Klik Ikon Constraint, pilih kedua titik centre.

(6) Dialog box akan muncul, ganti value menjadi 35 mm

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 Sketch
(7) Klik Ikon Line.

(8) Buat garis bersudut 45o dengan menggunakan constraint antara garis tsb dengan garis horizontal (H)

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 Sketch
(9) Klik ikon Mirror

(10) Pilih garis yang sebelumnya dibuat, kemudian pilih sumbu horizontal (H) sebagai mirrornya.

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 Sketch
(11) Klik Ikon Line.
(12) Buat garis horizontal menyentuh lingkaran kecil. (13)Klik ikon Mirror (14) Pilih garis horizontal tsb dan pilih sumbu horizontal sebagai mirror

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 Sketch
(11) Klik ikon Corner
(12) Pilih garis horizontal dan garis miring

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 Sketch
(13) Edit dimensinya menjadi 15mm (Dobel klik dimensi
Radius dan ganti menjadi 15 mm). (14) Lakukan hal yang sama pada tiga sudut lainnya.

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 Sketch
(15) Klik ikon Constraint
(16) Pilih kedua lingkaran (R35 dan R 90)

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(17) Klik ikon Quick trim (18) Pilih bagian lingkaran yang akan dihapus

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 Sketch
Sketch selesai …

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 Pad
 Sekarang anda keluar dari Sketcher dan membuat Pad.

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 (1) Klik ikon Exit.  (2) Klik ikon Pad.  Dialog box “Pad Definition” muncul.  (3) Ketik 16mm pada kolom Length.  (4) Klik OK .

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 Menggunakan dynamic viewing
Bagaimana melakukan pan, zoom, rotate pada benda di ruang 3D

 Memposisikan benda di tengah layar monitor…

Klik tombol mouse tengah pada bagian benda.
 Pan…

Geser menggunakan tombol mouse tengah.
 Rotate…

Tekan dan tahan tombol mouse tengah, lalu tekan dan tahan tombol mouse kiri. Gerakan mouse sambil kedua tombol tetap ditekan.
 Zoom…

Tekan tombol mouse tengah, lalu klik tombol mouse kiri. Gerakan ke depan atau belakang untuk memperbesar atau memperkecil gambar
 ikon Reframe, Pan, Rotate, Zoom in dan Zoom

out juga tersedia:

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 Membuat Pad kedua
 Anda harus memilih bidang (Plane) dimana anda akan

menggambar sket..

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 (1) Pilihlah permukaan part yang telah dibuat seperti

gambar di atas
 (2) Klik ikon Sketcher.

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 (3)Buatlah sket lingkaran dengan diameter 50 mm  klik OK .

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 Membuat Pad kedua
 Selanjutnya anda akan membuat poros dengan menggunakan fungsi “pad”

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 (1) Klik ikon Exit.  (2) Klik ikon Pad.  Dialog box “Pad Definition” muncul.  (3) Ketik 20mm pada kolom Length.  (4) Klik OK .

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 Membuat Pad ketiga
 Anda harus memilih bidang (Plane) dimana anda akan

menggambar sket..

1
 (1) Pilihlah permukaan part yang telah dibuat (putar

terlebih dahulu posisi part tersebut.)
 (2) Klik ikon Sketcher.

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 (3)Buatlah sket lingkaran dengan diameter 50 mm

 (4) klik OK .

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 Membuat Pad ketiga
(1) Set jarak centre lingkaran 35mm dari sumbu (2) Klik ikon Exit.

2
(3) Klik ikon Pad.

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 Dialog box “Pad Definition” muncul.

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 (4) Ketik 60mm pada kolom Length.  (5) Klik OK
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Anda telah menyelesaikan Latihan 1
Design Part dengan CATIA V5.

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Desain Part Latihan 2: Piston

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 Pendahuluan
 Pada bagian ini anda akan mendesain sebuah piston seperti pada gambar dibawah ini, dimulai dari awal.

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 Pendahuluan
 Anda memulainya dengan membuka sebuah file baru.

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 (1) Pilihlah pada menu File, ”New ” .  (2) Dari dialog box, pilihlah “Part” .  (3) Klik OK

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 Piston
 Anda harus memilih bidang (Plane) dimana anda akan menggambar sket.

1

2
 (1) Pilih bidang YZ .  (2) Klik ikon Sketcher.  Bidang YZ muncul sebagai bidang layar

monitor.

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 Piston
 Buatlah sket untuk profile piston sbb:

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 Piston
 Sekarang anda keluar dari Sketcher dan membuat “Shaft”.

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 (1) Klik ikon Exit.  (2) Klik ikon Shaft.  Dialog box “Shaft Definition” muncul.

 (3) Ketik 360deg pada kolom First angle.
 (4) Pilih sumbu vertikal sebagai axis  (5) Klik OK.
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 Piston
 Sekarang anda akan membuat shell.

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 (1) Klik ikon Shell.  (2) Ketik 10mm “Default inside thickness”

 (3) Pilih bagian bawah piston untuk “Face to

remove”.  (4) Klik OK.
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 Piston
 Sekarang anda akan membuat lubang pin.

 (1) Pilih bidang Sketch di XZ.  (2) Klik ikon Sketcher  (3) Buat sket lingkaran dengan D= 25mm

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 Piston
 Sekarang anda akan membuat lubang pin.
 (1) Exit dari sketcher  (2) Klik ikon “Pocket”  (3) Pilih Type “Up to last” dan pilih sket yang telah

dibuat pada dialog box Pocket Definition.

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Anda telah menyelesaikan Latihan 2
Design Part dengan CATIA V5.

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Generative Drafting

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 Membuat View
1- Menggunakan View Wizard 2- Satu per satu 1 • View Wizard adalah cara cepat membuat view dengan cara memilih view yang sudah disediakan

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• Berbagai view dapat dibuat satu per satu sesuai dengan kebutuhan.

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 Toolbar dan Object
Dimension properties
Text properties

1- Drawing 1

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5 Dimensioning 2

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3453 4 6 Annotations

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Graphic Properties

5 - Geometry Creation

Dressup

6 - Geometry Modification

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 Layout Gambar
 Anda akan menggunakan template yang telah tersedia

lengkap dengan background (title block).

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 (1) Pilih New From pada menu File.  (2) Pilih Title block A4.CATDrawing.  (3) Klik Open  (4) Pilih Save As... Pada menu File  (5) Beri nama baru untuk gambar anda (misalnya

“Piston”)
 (6) Klik Save

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 Layout Gambar
 Mengatur CATIA windows.

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 (1) Pilih menu Window + Tile horizontaly  Layar monitor akan terbagi untuk melihat

gambar 2D dan model 3D.

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 Membuat front view

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 (1) Klik ikon Front View.  (2) Pilih yz Plane seperti yang dtunjukkan di atas.  (3) Klik panah biru untuk mengubah arah view.  (4) Klik di tempat kosong, untuk mengkonfirmasi

arah view ini.

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 Membuat front view
 Anda sekarang akan memodifikasi display properties pada view.

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 (1) Klik dengan tombol kanan mouse pada 3rd Angle

view di dalam tree untuk memunculkan contextual menu. Dan (2) pilihlah properties.
 Dialog “Properties” muncul.
 (3) Ganti Scale menjadi 1: 2.  (4) Klik OK
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 Membuat front view
 Anda sekarang akan memodifikasi display properties pada view.

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3

 (1) Klik dengan tombol kanan mouse pada Front

Angle view di dalam tree untuk memunculkan contextual menu, dan pilihlah properties.
 Dialog “Properties” muncul.

 (3) Pilih opsi Hidden lines dan jangan pilih opsi

Boundary fillet.
 (4) Klik OK.
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 Gambar Potongan
 Anda sekarang akan membuat section view

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 (1)

Klik ikon Offset Section View .

 (2) Klik di sebelah kiri piston dan doble klik di

sebelah kanan piston
 (3) Gerakan mouse ke bawah piston.  (4) Klik di tempat kosong untuk konfirmasi posisi

view.
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 Gambar Potongan
 Hasilnya seperti gambar di bawah ini

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 Mengatur layout view
 Anda dengan mudah dapat mengatur layout view.

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 (1) Maximumkan window drawing.  (2) Pilih salah satu frame sebuah view dan drag

untuk mengatur posisi.

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 Dimensi
 Memberi dimensi pada right view . Aktifkan view yang

akan diberi dimensi dengan melakukan doble klik pada frame nya

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 (1) Klik ikon Dimensi.  (2) Pilih garis yang ditunjukkan pada section view.  Jika perlu, dimensi dapat diganti dengan

menekan tombol kanan untuk memunculkan contextual menu.
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 Dimensi
 Lengkapi dimensi seperti gambar di bawah ini, jika perlu modifikasi arsir menggunakan fasilitas properties

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Selamat !
Anda telah menyelesaikan Latihan Generative Drafting
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Assembly Design dengan CATIA V5

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User Interface: Assembly Design Toolbars
Standard Toolbar Compass

Move

Annotations

Constraint

Catalog Browser

Product Structure

Measure
Space Analysis

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 User Interface: Assembly Design Icons

Coincidence Constraint Contact Constraint Offset Constraint Angle Constraint Fix Component Fix Together Quick Constraint Flexible/Rigid Sub Assembly New Component

New Product
New Part

Existing Component
Replace Component Product structure Reordering Generate Numbering Product Init Manage Representation Fast Multi-Instanciation

Change Constraint
Reuse Pattern

Catalog Browser Weld Planner Text with Leader Flag Note with Leader

Update

Manipulate Snap

Measure Between Measure Item

Explode Stop Manipulate on Clash

Measure Inertia

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Insert Part into Assembly
 Untuk memulai Assembly design, klik menu StartMechanical Design-Assembly Design

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Insert Part into Assembly
 Insert Existing Component

1) Klik menu Insert-Existing Component. Pilih Conrod. CATPart,
Crank.CATPart, Cylinder.CATPart, dan Piston.CATPart dari folder …\CATIA Training\Parts

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Insert Part into Assembly
 Tampilan part-part di dalam assembly seperti di bawah ini. Selanjutnya anda akan menyusun assembly tersebut menjadi susunan yang benar.

 (1) Klik ikon explode  (2) Klik OK

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Assembly Constraint
 (3) Klik Yes

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Assembly Constraint
 (4) Dari Toolbar Constraint, klik ikon Fix Component
 (5) Klik part Cylinder pada layar

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gambar atau pada assembly tree

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Assembly Constraint
 (6) Pada toolbar Constraint, klik ikon Coincident

Constraint

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 (7) Dekatkan cursor ke sumbu cylinder,

jika muncul garis sumbu, klik cylinder tsb.
 (8) Lakukan hal yang sama pada Piston

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Assembly Constraint
 (9) Klik ikon Manipulation
 (10) Klik “Drag Along Z Axis” dan pilih part Piston,

lalu drag ke atas.

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Assembly Constraint
 (11) Pada toolbar Constraint, klik ikon Coincident

Constraint.

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 (12) Berikan constraint antara poros

crank dengan cylinder seperti gambar di bawah.

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Assembly Constraint
 (13) Klik ikon Manipulation
 (14) Klik “Drag Along Y Axis” dan pilih part Crank,

lalu drag ke kiri.

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Assembly Constraint
 (15) Pada toolbar Constraint, klik ikon Coincident

Constraint.

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 (16) Berikan constraint antara poros

crank dengan Conrod seperti gambar di bawah.

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Assembly Constraint
 (17) Pada toolbar Constraint, klik ikon Contact

Constraint.

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 (18) Berikan constraint antara

Crank dengan Conrod seperti gambar di bawah.

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Assembly Constraint
 (19) Pada toolbar Constraint, klik ikon Coincident

Constraint.

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 (20) Berikan constraint antara

Piston dengan Conrod seperti gambar di bawah.

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Assembly Simulation
 (1) Klik ikon Isometric View
 (2) Klik ikon Manipulation,

Pilih “Drag around any axis” Dan activate “With respect to constraint”, pilih poros Crank

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 (3) Putar Crank pada porosnya

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Anda telah menyelesaikan Latihan Assembly Design dengan CATIA V5.

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