MAE 1351 Exam/ 73 Q&A/ Already Graded A+ Terms like:
Profile - Answer: A planar sketch that is used to create a solid
Extrusion - Answer: A solid that is bounded by the surfaces swept out in space by a planar profile as it is pulled along a path perpendicular to the plane of the profile
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MAE 1351 Exam/ 73 Q&A/ Already Graded A+
Profile - Answer: A planar sketch that is used to create a solid
Extrusion - Answer: A solid that is bounded by the surfaces swept out in space by a planar
profile as it is pulled along a path perpendicular to the plane of the profile
Revolved solid - Answer: a solid formed when a profile curve is rotated about an axis
Constraints - Answer: Geometric relationships, dimensions, or equations that control the size,
shape, and/or orientation of entities in a sketch or solid model
Geometrical Constraints - Answer: Definitions used to control the shape of a profile sketch
through geometric relationships
Dimensional Constraints - Answer: Measurements used to control the size or position of entities
in a sketch.
Algebraic Constraints - Answer: Constraint that define the
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, value of a selected variable as the result of an algebraic expression containing other variables
from the solid model.
Variational techniques - Answer: Modeling techniques in which algebraic expressions or
equations that express relationships between a number of variables and constants, any one of
which can be calculated when all of the others are known.
Parametric techniques - Answer: Modeling techniques where all driven dimensions in algebraic
expressions must be known for the value of the dependent variables to be calculated.
Driven Dimension - Answer: A variable connected to an algebraic constraint that can be
modified only by user changes to the driving dimensions.
Ground Constraint - Answer: A constraint usually applied to a new sketch to fix the location of
the sketch in space.
The engineering design process follows the same steps as the scientific discovery process, or
scientific method. True? - Answer: No; there are major differences
The term "IPS" in SolidWorks refers to... - Answer: measurement units
To create an extrusion, I must first draw a sketch on a surface. True? - Answer: Yes, but the
surface must be flat
What are the fundamental types of sketch constraints? - Answer: Geometrical and dimensional
To clock a hexagonal feature so that it rests horizontally on one side, I would... - Answer: Apply a
horizontal constraint
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