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Plummer Block Tutorial

The document provides instructions for creating a 3D model of a plummer block and its components in multiple parts using SolidWorks. It describes the steps to sketch profiles on different planes and use features like protrusion, cut-out, hole, revolved cuts and mirroring to construct the body, cup, bottom half bearing, top half bearing, bolt, nut, lock nut and shaft that make up the plummer block assembly. The parts are then assembled together to model the complete plummer block.

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Plummer Block Tutorial

The document provides instructions for creating a 3D model of a plummer block and its components in multiple parts using SolidWorks. It describes the steps to sketch profiles on different planes and use features like protrusion, cut-out, hole, revolved cuts and mirroring to construct the body, cup, bottom half bearing, top half bearing, bolt, nut, lock nut and shaft that make up the plummer block assembly. The parts are then assembled together to model the complete plummer block.

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Tutorial on Plummer Block

Hareesha N G Assistant Professor Dept of Aeronautical Engg Dayananda Sagar College of Engg Bangalore-78

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2.Plummer Block

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Part 1: Body: 1. Create the sketch as shown in figure 2. Use Protrusion command to create the 3D feature, width 36 mm

3. Use mirror copy feature (smart option), mirror other side of the body Select feature Right click to accept Select mirror plane Finish

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Part 1: Body: 1. Select top surface plane, 2. Create the sketch on top face of the body as shown in figure 3. Use cutout command to create the 3D feature shown in figure, show outside cutout while creating cutout. 4. Use from/ to option, select top and bottom surface of the body

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Part 1: Body: 1. Select bottom plane, Create the sketch by selecting bottom face as shown in figure 3. Use cut out, depth 2 mm.

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Part 1: Body: 1. Select bottom plane, 2. Create the sketch by selecting bottom face as shown in figure 3. Use cut out command to create the 3D feature, depth through all.

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Part 1: Body: Use mirror copy feature (smart option), mirror all features to other side of the body Select all features to be mirrored (Hold Ctrl Key and edge bar to select) Right click to accept Select mirror plane Finish

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Part 1: Body: 1. Select top surface 2. Use hole command to create the 3D feature shown in figure using parameters shown

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Part 2: cup: 1. Select YZ plane, 2. Crete the sketch as shown in figure 3. Use protrusion command to create the 3D feature, width 36 mm

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Part 2: cup: 1. Select top surfece 2. Crete the sketch as shown in figure 3. Use cutout command to create the 3D feature shown in figure, show outside cutout while using the command

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Part 2: cup: 1. Select top surface 2. Crete the sketch as shown in figure 3. Use cutout command to create the 3D feature shown in figure

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Part 2: cup: 1. Create a plane tangent to top surface 2. Hole command to create the 3D feature shown in figure using parameters defined

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Part 3: Bottom half bearing 1. Select YZ plane, 2. Crete the sketch as shown in figure 3. Use revolved protrusion command to create the 3D feature shown in figure, use 180o

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Part 3: Bottom half bearing 1. Select YZ plane, 2. Crete the sketch as shown in figure 3. Use revolved protrusion command to create the 3D feature shown in figure, revolution 180o

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Part 3: Bottom half bearing 1. Select left surface 2. Crete the sketch as shown in figure 3. Use cutout command to create the 3D feature shown in figure

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Part 4: Bearing top half 1. Save the previous part (part.3- Bottom half) file as Bearing top half 2. Delete unwanted, create hole as shown.

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Part - 5: Bolt M10 1. Select top plane, create sketch as shown in fig. 2. Select xz plane, create sketch as shown, use revolved cut out to create bolt chamfer as shown.

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Part 6: Nut M10 1. Select top plane 2. Crete the sketch as shown in figure 3. Use symmetric protrusion command, height-8mm to create features as shown in figure. Create threaded hole as shown.

4. Select XZ plane, create sketch as shown in fig. use revolved cutout (outside cut) to create features as shown in figure. Mirror to other side.

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Part 7: Lock Nut M10 Save the previous file( M10 Nut) as lock Nut M10, change the protrusion height to 5mm.

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Part-6: Shaft Select YZ plane, create sketch as shown in fig.

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