Autodesk Inventor (from Zero to Professional) الانفنتور

This is an introductory lecture for the “Assembly” section. In this lecture, we are going to present the
following:
-Types of constraints.
-How to edit, modify, delete, and drive a constrain.
-Using interference analyzer and contact solver.
-Three tutorials.

Continuing lecture 10, covering the rest of constraints, and working on three tutorials:

-Rigid and flexible coupling.
-Planetary and ordinary gear connection.
-Shaft and hole connection.

This lecture focuses on creating components and driving adaptivity within the assembly module. Two tutorials are covered:
-Gear unit frame.
-Spring connection.

This is the last lecture in the "Assembly" section. The “piston-cylinder mechanism” project is presented. Also, some auxiliary commands such as view control and positions are covered.

In this lecture, the basic principles of mechanical drafting are introduced. It covers the first topic “drawing resources controls”:

-Sheet size
-Sheet type
-Title blocks
-Borders

In this lecture, you will learn how to obtain professional standardized working and construction drawings by dealing with various view editing tools such as:
-Projection
-Section
-Break out
-Detailed
-Alignment
-Crop
-Overlay

Continuing lecture 16.

Learn how to assign correctly the fits and tolerances on your draft.

In this lecture, the basic principles of bolted connections’ design are introduced. Some basic terminologies such as “tightening torque, pre-stress, Assembly and working stresses, Bolt and joint stiffness” are clarified. It also introduces the design accelerator module on Autodesk Inventor.

In this lecture, a step by step tutorial is introduced to apply the basic principles discussed in lecture 18. The lecture covers the followings:

-Placement methods of bolts.
-Type, size, standards of bolts, washers and nuts.
-Load and safety factors.
-Assigning material for bolt and joint.
-Mentoring results and preparing professional reports.

Applications on bolted connections:

-Brackets
-Steel structures
-Jib cranes
-Bench press
-Pressure vessels

In this lecture, the basic principles of power transmission elements in general are introduced. Some general basic terminologies such as “Power, torque, rpm” together with others related to gear design such as “Module, Number of teeth, Gear ratio, pressure angle, etc.” are all clarified. It also introduces the use of design accelerator module on Autodesk Inventor to obtain a professional full-detailed design report to evaluate a gear connection.

In this lecture, the basic terminologies related to shaft design such as “Load sources, NFD, SFD, BMD, TD, theory of elastic failure, support’s reactions, etc.” are all clarified. It also introduces the use of design accelerator module on Autodesk Inventor to obtain a professional full-detailed design report to evaluate a shaft. Various applications are studied through the lecture and finally a step by step tutorial is introduced.

Continuing the shaft analysis started in lecture 22. 

In this lecture, the theoretical background including hand-calculation for bearings and keys are reviewed. The parameters affecting the design of each, the placement methods, the related standards, and the results items are all covered. The session also introduces the use of design accelerator module on Autodesk Inventor to obtain a professional full-detailed design report to evaluate bearings and keys. Finally, step by step tutorials are introduced.

Design of compression springs:
Types of spring
Spring geometry
Free and solid length
Spring loads
Deflection, stiffness, and stresses
Spring standards

Design of V-belts:
Types of belts
Theory of power transmitted via belts
Standards of belts
Belts geometry
Loads and stresses
Belts assembly

A special part modeling process that deals with sheet metals is presented in this lecture. Get introduced to the special nature and ways of manufacturing, and standards related to that interesting branch of mechanical industries. Learn how to utilize various commands to create any sheet metal part and how to obtain its flat pattern with ease.

Continuing the sheet metal tutorials started in lecture 25.