An Application Of 3D Modeling And Simulation Analysis In The Development Of Consumer Product Design

Jamadeel Izwan , Ibrahim (2010) An Application Of 3D Modeling And Simulation Analysis In The Development Of Consumer Product Design. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

In recent times, CAD is very important in engineering in order to design and create a sketch drawing mainly technical and engineering drawings for a part or product items. In addition, the use of computers is important in increasing production rate, quality and performance. Meanwhile, CAE (Computer-Aided Engineering) also play the important role in engineering as CAD. CAE is the utilization of information technology to support engineers in tasks such as an analysis, simulation, design, manufacture, planning, diagnosis, and repair. Regarding this study, the area that CAE covers for analysis is Finite Element Analysis. These two elements are the major scope to complete this study which is applied to consumer product. The consumer product that is selected for subject matter in this study is Biceps Curl Machine which is widely used by consumer for fitness purposes to increase biceps development. This project is run by implementing the appropriate design process. During design process, there was an iteration process which made the design have a continuous improvement and some modifications also were been applied to the design. Finite Element Analysis is a method used in this project to determine the failure of the product. The results obtained shows that the product is safe enough to use. This project indicates the steps to produce a consumer product design. The analysis and methods used are well defined in order to achieve the specified objectives.

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