Study on Three-Dimensional Design of Crankshaft Piston Group of Diesel Engine Based on Pro-E

Yan Shi; Yong Feng Liu; Xiao She Jia

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.577.192

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Study on Three-Dimensional Design of Crankshaft Piston Group of Diesel Engine Based on Pro-E

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In order to establish a three-dimensional model of the crankshaft piston group, the paper puts forward the application of feature modeling method. This method is that the designers extracting the Boolean operation directly from the feature library formed the design and definition of the part model. The paper analyzes the contact between the crankshaft features and its expression, using the Pro-E to build the feature model of crankshaft and the piston-connecting rod group which based on the 4JB1 diesel engine, forming a three-dimensional assembly drawing which provides the new ideas for the design and manufacturing personnel.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 577)

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Yan Shi*, Yong Feng Liu, Xiao She Jia

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Crankshaft, Feature Modeling, Pro/E

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