MESHING TRANSFERS IN AUTODESK INVENTOR

In order to improve the execution of drawings of gear elements in the Autodesk Inventor package, an approach to the presentation of geometric information in accordance with the requirements of current standards is proposed, based on the use of developed three-dimensional models of assembly units of gear elements in parametric shells. The basis for the development of the sketch geometry of parametric shells were the basic geometric parameters of the tooth crowns of the elements, since when making drawings of gear meshing elements, the images of the tooth crowns are made in violation of the requirements of current standards. In order to simplify the construction of drawings of gear elements in the Autodesk Inventor package, an algorithm was developed to provide geometric information through the developed three-dimensional models of the parametric shells of the gear crowns of their elements. That is, the geometric information is embedded in the parametric assembly units "gearing in shells". The algorithm is based on working with the parametric shells of the elements of the constituent units, where all the necessary geometric information is represented by a function of the main geometric parameters of real gear crowns. The method of parametric shells considers the issues of touching, implementation, methods of formation of such shells with detailed coverage of their properties and geometric parameters. The rigorous mathematical theory of parametric shells, which involves the joint processing of analytical and geometric information obtained on the basis of the geometry of the gear elements as forming elements, is characterized by generalization in approach and mathematical rigor. At the same time, the presence of toothed crowns of three-dimensional models of gear elements by meshing is ignored. The algorithm for simplified creation of gearing drawings involves making cuts based on sketches, adjusting contour lines and changing the properties of areas in accordance with the requirements of current standards. The library of parametric shells and the algorithm for creating working drawings of both elements and gearing are implemented in the educational process.