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Design & Tech CAD
Level 1
Modelling
Introduction
to 3D
CAD
modelling
Design
Intent
Sketching
Intro to
Creo
through
the
Extrude
feature
Editing the
Model
Managing
the Model
Robust
Modelling
Revolve
Blend
Sweep
Swept
Blend
Engineering
Features
Edit
Features
Swept blend utilising reference geometry
The Swept Blend creates a feature which is defined by two or more cross sections positionealong a trajectory - the resulting form is influenced by the sections and the trajectory.
In the example below, the edge of the model is used as the trajectory and three different sections aplaced along the trajectory.
In the above example the dimensions of the 'L' shaped lip change as it sweeps around the top edgethe base feature - these dimensions are controlled by the 3 sections positioned around the edge.
Common Considerations:
As with a blend, each cross section must have the same number of vertices (points), or inother words, be made up of the same number of lines. This defines how one section isconnected to another.
Try and plan the feature so that the section are not swept around the inside of any curves the trajectory - problems can occur if the section has to be ‘compressed’ inside a tight curv
The cross sections and the trajectory can be sketched or selected from existing edges or
reference geometry.
Pick the Swept Blend icon from the right toolbar. The system defaults
External Sketches
Creating your trajectory and sections as separate features is a more efficient strategy as you will nolose your construction geometry if the features is deleted
Trajectory
Select a sketch or solid edges to define the trajectory. If your trajectory is made up of multiple edgelements then you will have to create a 'chain' of edges. DO NOT use CRTL to pick multiple edge
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Reference
Geometry
Helical
Sweep
Level 2
Modelling
Level 3Modelling
Assemblies
EngineeringDrawings
CNCMachining
Simulation
Rendering
Others
as this will select multiple trajectories.
To create a chain of edges:
Select the first edge Press and hold SHIFT Pick the first selected edge again - this changes the selection method to chain Still holding SHIFT, select the other edges which make up the chain
Sections
Under the section options change to Selected Sections. Pick your first sketch, then pick Insert toadd to the list and then pick the next sketch along the trajectory. Continue to pick Insert and selec
the relevant sketch for all your sections.
If the previewed solid is twisted because the start points are not aligned, simply drag the start pointmarker to the appropriate vertex.
Tangent end conditions
If the feature is joined to a suitable geometry you can use the end condition markers to set tangenc
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In the below example some simple control surfaces were created prior to the sweptblend feature toenable setting tangency.
Loughborough Design School. © Sean Kerslake 2011
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