Technical drawing has always played an essential role in the planning of man's works.
Nowadays, technical drawing is mainly distinguishable as 3D modelling and 2D drawing. 3D modelling provides a three-dimensional digital representation of an element or assembly.
The model of the component, also known as the "mathematical" model (as it contains information not only on geometry and materials but also on mechanical and physical characteristics) is developed as a first element, which is then used in all the subsequent design and analysis steps.
Design activities range from assemblability assessment, stress analysis, CFD analysis, animations, rendering, etc., to "putting on the drawing board" for the creation of the 2D working drawings.
Nowadays, 2D drawings always originate from previous 3D modelling and are inclusive of all the production characteristics required for the making of the component (such as materials, roughness, geometrical and dimensional tolerances, etc.).
The growing demand for refined style calls for ever more complex surface handling operations on models, in the quest for winning design solutions.
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