603 Make Component of Air conditioning inlet

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3D CAD Application

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National Taiwan University

3D CAD Application

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Do you want to obtain all the necessary skills of a 3D modeler? Do you want to know how an engineer develop a building model in details? The “3D CAD Application” course, the second course of the new specialization, is coming! After finishing this course: You will be able to know how to use the SketchUp’s advanced functions by creating 3D building models. You will be able to develop a building as an engineer. Let’s start the learning journey!

From the lesson

Modify and Place Component: Place components into building model

This module demonstrates how to place components created in module 5 or from 3D Warehouse, including windows, doors and air conditioning inlet. Learners will learn to modify components and place them into the building model.

601 Import components2:30

602 Create spaces and place W22:36

603 Make Component of Air conditioning inlet4:17

604 Place Iron rolling door component SD13:19

605 Place D1 and D4 component4:24

606 Place restroom door4:46

Meet the Instructors

康仕仲
教授 (Professor)
土木工程系 (Civil Engineering)

[MUSIC]

Greeting to all.

In this class we will learn how to draw the air conditioner components.

Here, we will need to hide some layers in the drawings.

And then use tools like, push and

pull offset tools This component is not predefined in sketch art.

We need to make the model by ourselves.

Let's get started.

Now, we are going to make the air conditioner inlay component.

First, we open the layer manual to make invisible the two [INAUDIBLE]

slack columned and beamed layers.

Then we create the [INAUDIBLE] To enter work group.

Here, we use Rectangle Tool to draw

a 80 by 60 square centimeters rectangle in the inner place.

Then we use Push/Pull Tool to push this rectangle forward 15 centimeters.

And then we will obtain an opening in the wall Now we leave the work group.

Next we choose the wall layer as the active layer.

With the opening ready, we draw the.

To do this, we draw an 80 x 10 square centimeter rectangle below the opening.

The we use the push/pull tool to pull this for 15 centimeters.

So we just input 50 in the measurement box.

Now we contemplate for where is going to be placed our air conditioner

Then to draw our opening window frame on the inner side of the wall.

We draw a 80 by 60 square centimeters rectangle.

The rectangle shows a gray face, so we reverse it.

Then with the Offset Tool, we draw in 5 cm of the inner rectangle.

And now we erase the face in the middle.

We pull the frame for 12 centimeters and we are done with this,

Now we just group the and the frame respectively.

Next, we draw the glass in the frame.

We start by drawing a rectangle from the middle of the inner corner of the frame,

to the middle of the outer Up's a diagonal corner.

Then we apply a glass material on this face.

We give the glass a thickness of one centimeter.

And then we click it three times to prove it.

The glass is not in the correct place.

So we need to move this glass pane in .5.

Centimeters.

Then we grouped the frame with the glass print.

Now we turned this in glass into a component.

First we select the entire inlet, click the right mouse button,

and select make component.

We named it Air conditioning inlet.

Then we add the dimension 80x60 to the description.

Once we've completed the correct setup for

the inlet, we have finished this new component.

In this class we learn how to create the air conditional component for

our building.

It is important to remember that this component is not a standardized

like door or windows components.

This is one of better approaches to create a components for AC system.

Let's stop for now.

Good bye.

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