Design and Communication Graphics · 5th Year · Computer Graphics and Parametric Modeling · 4.º Período
3D Assembly and Mates
Combining individual 3D parts into a functional assembly. Students apply standard and advanced mates to simulate real-world mechanical movement.
NCCA Curriculum SpecificationsNCCA Leaving Certificate DCG Syllabus Core Area 2: Communication of Computer Graphics - Assemblies
About This Topic
Combining individual 3D parts into a functional assembly. Students apply standard and advanced mates to simulate real-world mechanical movement.
Key Questions
- How do assembly mates restrict the degrees of freedom of a part?
- What is the difference between a coincident and a concentric mate?
- How can we test for interference between parts in an assembly?
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