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Inheritance Feature Workshop

Workshop Outline

• Introduction to Inheritance
• Manufacturing Derivatives
• Castings and Machined Components
• Creating Models for Analysis
• Master Model Technique
• Alternative to Merge Features
• Alternative to Family Tables
• Design Control and Data Management
  

Workshop Description

Inheritance features are used to transfer geometry from one part to another, allowing engineers to create unique, yet associative design variants from a parent model.
These derived models can then be used in downstream processes, such as analysis and manufacturing, allowing structural analysts and manufacturing engineers to make design changes, independent of the original design.

Should the original design change, the derived models will be notified and any changes made can be propogated through into the downstream models.

The flexible behaviour exhibited by the Inheritance Feature allows for the creation of task-specific variants in a concurrent, product development process.
Pro/INTRALINK will intelligently track and manage the relationship between parent models and their variants.

Requirements

• Pro/ENGINEER 2001 - Inheritance Feature functionality was introduced in Pro/ENGINEER 2001 and is not available in earlier versions.
  

Duration

• 1/2 Day