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Lesson 6 Assembly Design Workbench Assembly Design Workbench Tool Bars Manipulation Explode Stop Manipulate on Clash Steps to Creating An Assembly 1. Entering the Assembly Design Workbench 4. Moving Components Using Compass 5. Assembling Existing Components 5. Continued 5. Continued 5. Continued 6. Modifying a Component 6. Continued 7. Creating a Bill of Materials 8. Analyzing/Modifying Assembly Constraints 9. Clash Detection 10. Measuring Tools 11. Assembly Dependencies 12. Mechanical Structure 13. Adding Annotation 14. Saving A Specific View 15. Exploding the Assembly * * CATIA V5 Workbook * Southern Utah University * Schroff Development Corporation* Corporate Visual Systems CATIA V5 Workbook Objectives Send Questions and/or Comments to COZZENS@SUU.EDU How to use some of the basic tools in the Assembly Design Workbench. How to insert existing components into an assembly. How to move individual components around in an assembly. How to constrain individual components in an assembly. How to create additional components in the Assembly Design Workbench. The Filtered Selection Tool Bar Products Selection The Product Structure Tools Tool Bar New Component New Product New Part Existing Component Replace Component Graph Tree Reordering Generate Numbering ProductInit Manage Representations The Multi-Instantiation Tool Bar Fast Multi Instantiation Define Multi Instantiation The Move Tool Bar The Snap Tool Bar Snap Smart Move The Constraints Tool Bar Coincidence Constraint Contact Constraint Offset Constraint Angle Constraint Fix Component Fix Together Quick Constraint Flexible/Rigid Sub-Assembly Change Constraint Reuse Pattern Enhanced Scene Scene Browser The Scenes Tool Bar The Annotations Tool Bar Text With Leader Flag Note Weld Feature The Assembly Tool Bar Create Symmetry on Component Split Hole Pocket Add Remove Default Mode Chain Mode Stack Mode The Constraint Creation Tool Bar The Space Analysis Tool Bar Cla