Creo Practical File

DEPARTMENT:- SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING

DESIGN AND AUTOMATION

SUBMITTED TO: - SUBMITTED BY: -

Er. Diamond Balkarn Singh
GU-2023-3270-L
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
It is my esteem privilege, to express deep sense of graduate and indebted to my major
advisor, C.R.TRIPATHY (dene of SEDA-D) of the GNA university phgwara, for their expert
and inspiring guidance & constant encouragement during the B-TECH MECHANICAL
AND AUTOMATION.

I am thankful to my guideance teachers i.e. incharge of department give me a full guideance.

I am also thankful of Er DIAMOND who took lot of interest in assisting me during he

course of making this report a success.

Balkaran Singh

Gu-2023-3270-L

INTRODUCTION
In this course, we learn core modeling skills and quickly become proficient with Creo
Parametric 2.0. Topics include sketching, part modeling, assemblies, drawings, and basic
model management techniques. The course also includes a comprehensive design project that
enables you to practice your new skills by creating realistic parts, assemblies, and drawings.
After completing the course, you will be well prepared to work effectively on product design
projects using Creo Parametric 2.0.

HISTORY OF CREO
Creo is a family or suite of design software supporting product design for discrete
manufacturers and is developed by PTC. The suite consists of apps, each delivering a distinct
set of capabilities for a user role within product development.

Creo runs on Microsoft Windows and provides apps for 3D CADparametric featuresolid
modeling, 3D direct modeling, 2D orthographic views, Finite Element Analysis and
simulation, schematic design, technical illustrations, and viewing and visualization.Creo
Elements/Pro and Creo Parametric compete directly with CATIA, Siemens NX/Solidedge,
and Solidworks. The Creo suite of apps replace and supersede PTC’s products formerly
known as Pro/ENGINEER, CoCreate, and ProductView.

Creo apps are available in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Japanese, Korean,
Chinese Simplified, and Chinese Traditional. The extent of localization varies from full
translation of the product (including Help) to user interface only.

BENEFITS OF CREO:-

1. Seamless data sharing

2. Late stage change accommodation

3. Associative manufacturing generation and generation of service deliverables are automatic

4. Language support is offered in ten different languages

5. Comprehensive training classes available

6. Command finder features

7.Convenient means of adding references to sketches

LIMITATIONS OF CREO:-
But, it hasn’t all been positive. The way that these constraints work is that they often have
references that can work against each other. While this can empower a lot of intelligence in a
design and in a model, it can also prove to be restrictive. For instance, a change to a feature
very early on in the model can have a dramatic effect on the subsequent features. Sometime
the unintended effects can even cause a model to fail.

Release history
Version Release date
Creo 1.0 6 January 2011
Creo 2.0 27 March 2012
Creo 3.0 17 March 2014
Creo 4.0 15 December 2016
Creo 5.0 19 March 2018
Creo 6.0 19 March 2019
Creo 7.0 14 April 2020
Creo 8.0 14 April 2021
Creo 9.0 4 May 2022
Creo 10.0 18 April 2023

CONTENTS: -

Introduction of creo

History of creo

Creo fundamentals

Creo module

⮚ Sketcher module

⮚ Part design
 CREO FUNDAMANTAL:-
● CREO OVERVIEW:-

● ERASE NOT DISPLAYED:-

● SET WORKING DIRECTOY:-

● SELECT NEW FOR NEW FILE FOR NEW MODULE:-

HISTORY TREE:- The history tree record that the tools and process are used for create a
part. If the any modification of the part, the use of a history tree it is a possible.
REFERANCE PLANE:- The default referance planes are the first three feature in any part
file. Their names are derived from the plane they are relative to part coordinate system.
CREO WORKBENCH:- in creo no, of module so can work .

o SKETCHAR MODULE:-

o PART DESIGN:-
 SKETCHER MODULE:-
This task will show you how to enter sketcher module.

FILE > NEW > NAME OF THE PART > OK

RIBBON:- The no of sketching tool are available in is ribbon.

LINE CHAIN:- It is a create line one by one.

TANGENT LINE:- it is create a line whose end point are tangent for circle.
ARC:- select the arc command and create the arc by three point. In this arc different types
of arc are created.

RECTANGLE:- A four flat side where all interer angle are right angle and also opposite
side are parallal to each other. In this toolbar four types of rectangle are drawn.

ELLIPSE:- in this toolbar are create in two types. 1. Centre ellipse and 2, two point.

FILLET:- select the fillet command and give radius to two line.

Types of fillet showing below:-

OFFSET:- select offset tool and select line to create same line bt give difference between
two line inner or outer. We select one, two or full sketch.

Types of offset see this figure below:-

CENTERLINE:- first create the centerline vertically and horizontally for create any design.

i. CENTERLINE:- construction centerline showing in pink colors.

ii.TANGENT CENTERLINE:- for tangent two centreline.

iii. CENTERLINE:- Geometry centerline showing in green colors.

CHAMFER:- select chamfer and select two lines to remove Sharpe corner

Two types of chamfer command see this figure below:-

THICKEN:- select the thicken and select the line for thicken.

POINT:- just select the construction point command and create the point on sketch.
CIRCLE:- select the circle and create the circle on the sketch

In circle different types of circle see this figure below:-

GEOMETRY POINT:- select the point and create the point on sketch or freespace to
create the difficult sketch.
. SPLINE:- select the spline and create on sketch or free surface to give any shape.

TEXT:- select the text command and create the line to give direction to text. See this figure
below:-

PALETTE:- In this command already different types of sketch add just select the palette
and click any sketch and move on graphics window.
COORDINATE SYSTEM:- in sketch two types of coordinate system 1.Geometry and 2.
Construction see this figure below:-

EDITING:- On dashboard in editing part has different types of tool for sketch to do
MODIFY , DELETE SEGMENT, MIRROR , CORNER, DIVIDE, ROTATE RESIZE. See
this figure on next page.

CONSTRAINING:- To restrict the motion of entities with respect to another fixed entities
is called constraining.

In constraining part different types of constraining mode like

⮚ Symmetric

⮚ Coincident

⮚ Midpoint

⮚ Vertical

⮚ Horizontal

⮚ Equal

⮚ Parallel

⮚ Perpendicular

⮚ Tangent
 See this figure below:-

HORIZONTAL CONSTRAINT :- It is use to converting any type of line in to a

horizontal line.

Procedure:- Choose horizontal constraint from the constraints box showing above feature.
Select any line to convert in to a H. L.

PERPENDICULAR CONSTRAINT:- It is use to convert any type of two line in to a

Perpendicular line.

Procedure:- Choose perpendicular constraint from the constraints box showing above
feature. Select first line and Select second line.
 Vertical Constraint:- It is use to converting any type of line in to a vertical line.

Procedure:- Choose vertical constraint from the constraints box showing above feature.
Select any line to convert into a V.L.

Tangent Constraint:- It is used to convert any type of line into a tangent line between two
entities.

Procedure:- Choose horizontal constraint from the constraints box showing above feature.
Select a line.
Symmetrical Constraint:- It is used for drawing a symmetrical line or entity about a center
line.

Procedure:- Choose symmetrical constraint from the constraints box showing above
feature. Select a center line. Select both corner of the entity.

Equal Constraint:- It is used to convert any type of two lines in to an equal length line.

Procedure:- Choose equal constraint from the constraints box showing above feature.
Select first entity . Select second entity.
PARALLEL CONSTRAINT:- It is used to convert any type of two lines in to a parallel
line.

Choose parallel constraint from the constraints box showing above feature. Select second
entity.

NORMAL:- this command for custom the dimension in sketch already given dimension
through software to edit or change it. Three types of dimension in creo WEEK, STRONG,
LOCK. See this figure below:-

PART MODELLING
This is a view of part module. In part module create only 3d and any design in single closed
loop at a one working time.

1. EXTRUDE:- to generate soild or surface to add or remove material normal to the

sketch plane.
▪ select extrude

▪ Define front, side, top view from in placement and ok.

▪ Select construction line create vertical and horizontal on reference line.

▪ Create any design and ok .

▪ Set the height of the part.

Extude types:-
▫ Variable
 ▫ Symmetry
▫ Through all
▫ To next
▫ To referance

2. SWEEP:- This tool is used to generate solid or surface material add or remove by
moving a cross-section along with path or trajectory.
♦ Path
♦ Cross-section

TYPES:-
♦ Open path, close path
♦ Open path, open section
♦ Close path, close section
♦ Close path, open section
3. BLEND:- This tool is used to generate solid or surface by joining the no.of section at
different height with add or remove material.
Req :-
⦁ Toggle section
⦁ Entities must be same
⦁ Start point in same direction
Opt in blend :- 1. Straight
2. Smooth
1. select blend define plane
2. create sketch on first section
3. select second section create sketch and ok.
4. SWEPT BLEND:- to generate soild or surface by joining the no.of section along with
path.
Option of area control:-

◊ Normal to trajectory

◊ Normal to projection

◊ Constant normal direction

select swept blend define plane;-

♦ create sketch of rectangle
♦ Insert 2nd sec set height and create circle to divide in 4 sections
♦ Insert 3rd sec set height and create triangle.
♦ Then ok
5. V-SWEEP:- to generate soild or surface by moving a single cross-section along with no.
of path.

6. HELICAL SWEEP:- it is used for making spring or thread like internal or external.

Required:-

❖ Center geometry line

❖ Path

❖ Sketch any shape

❖ Spring dia

❖ X-section

❖ Spring height

❖ Spring pitch
8. REVOLVE:- to generate a soild or surface by revolving a section along with axis.

❖ Select revolve command

❖ Create geometry line vertically or horizontally

❖ Create sketch

❖ Then click ok.

HOLE:- Hole is a cylindrical cut out if proper cut out of circle is called hole.
Types of hole:-
♦ Standard hole
♦ Linear hole

♦ Radial hole

♦ Diameter hole
 ♦ Co-axial hole

ROUND:-
Advantage:-
♦ Safety purpose
♦ Esthetic look
♦ Material saving
♦ Die development
♦ Uniformly distributed load

Types of round:-
● Circular round:-
● Variable round:-

● Full round:-
 CHAMFER:- it is used for provide taperness to the sharp edge in the form of angle and
distance.

Advantages:-

❖ Safety

❖ Material saving

❖ Fitment

❖ U.d.l

❖ Die opening

Types :-

❖ D*d

❖ D1*d2

❖ 45*d

❖ Angle *d

❖ O*o

❖ O1*o2
DRAFT ANGLE:- This tool is used to provide taperness of the face.there are some types of
draft angle.

Draft allowances is used for easily ejection of the component from its die

o surface to draft
o surface to hinge/fix/remain/stationary/pivot/reference surface.
o angle set.
o Round.
 VARIABLE DRAFT ANGLE:- Give different-2 angle to component for different shape.

RIB TOOL:- This tool is used for give the strength to the component its called rib tool.

Types of rib:-

▪ profile rib

▪ trajectory rib

PROFILE RIB:- Select reference

Create sketch
TRAJECTORY RIB:- Select reference
Create sketch
Inner section

PATTERN TOOL:- The arrangement of same kind of objects in the particular manner.
Types:-
⦁ Dimension

⦁ Direction
⦁ Axis
⦁ Fill
⦁ Curve

⦁ Point

⦁ Table pattern:-

❖ Create one part by extrude command

❖ Click on the pattern and select table pattern opt

❖ Select height x,y dimension

 ❖ Click edit

❖ One page will open and fill the different-2 dimension in one line

❖ Press file opt and select exit opt

❖ Then select ok

⦁ Reference

Shell:- It is used to the entrie part is converted into the hollow part with some wall
thickness. They are provided two types of thickness.

▫ Uniform
 ▫ Non-uniform

3d mirror:- It is used for the same object draw for the oppsite direction with the help of
plane is known as mirror.
Datum plane creation:- Plans are used for sketching geomattery on variable distance, length
and angle.

Types of plan:-

1. Offset plan:- Select a referance plane then enter an offset value. Then
plane is displayed offset value from referance plane.
2. parallel datum plane:-

just select one surface of part and change into parallel

To create a through datum plane:

select only edge or vertex of the part

Datum axis:-
Like datum planes, datum axes can be used as references for feature creation. Datum axes
are particularly useful for making datum planes, placing items concentrically, and creating
radial patterns.

You can use a datum axis as a reference to place set datum tag annotations. If no datum axis
exists, selecting the geometry to which the set datum tags are associated, such as a circular
curve or edge or the edge of a cylindrical surface, automatically creates an internal datum
axis. The set datum tags are placed normal to the datum plane referencing the datum axis or
the cylindrical surface associated with the datum axis.
Datum axes can also be created using Sketcher. If you create a geometry centerline in a
sketch feature, when you return to the modeling environment, the result is a datum axis.
Datum axes, as opposed to feature axes, are individual features that can be redefined,
suppressed, blanked, or deleted. They can be previewed during their creation. You can
specify a value as the axis length or adjust the axis length to visually fit to an edge, surface,
datum axis, a feature in Part mode, or a part in Assembly mode selected as a reference. The
outline of the reference is used to determine the length of the datum axis.

Types of datum axis:-

✔ By reference

✔ Intersection

✔ Two point

✔ At edge

Point Axis:-
Coordinate system:-

Coordinate systems are reference features that can be added to parts and assemblies to do the
following:
• Calculate mass properties
• Assemble components
• Place constraints for Finite Element Analysis (FEA)
• Provide manufacturing operation references for tool paths
• Serve as a reference for positioning other features (coordinate systems, datum points,
planes, imported geometry, and so on)
• For most common modeling tasks you can use coordinate systems as direction references.
Click Model > Coordinate System to add a coordinate system to a model.