PLTW IED Inventor Assembly Constraints Quiz

Assembly Constraints: Parameters that define the geometric relationships between components in a CAD part file.

• Parameters that define the geometric relationships between components in a CAD part file

• Parameters that define the geometric relationships between components in a CAD assembly file

• Parameters that define the geometric relationships between components in a CAD presentation file

• Parameters that define the geometric relationships between components in a CAD drawing file.

Number of Degrees of Freedom

• 6

• 5

• 4

• 3

Place Component: Utilize this command in order to place a part.

• Utilize this command in order to place a part.

• Utilize this command in order to replace a part.

• Both of the answers

• None of the answers.

What does the 'Flush' constraint do?

• Allows a circular surface to touch something at one point. Constrains a curved surface to a plane or another curved surface

• Constrains two faces or edges at an angle to one another

• Constrains two faces or work features together. Normal vectors will point in the same direction.

• Constrains a cylinder flush into a hole

How do you exit the assembly environment and enter part environment?

• Right-click on a component to exit the assembly environment and enter part environment

• Left-click on a component to exit the assembly environment and enter part environment

• Double-click on a component to exit the assembly environment and enter part environment

• None of the above

What are subassemblies?

• a self-contained system within a larger system

• Group of components constrained to act as one component in a larger assembly

• Both of the answers

• None of the answers

Base Component: First component placed in an assembly should be a fundamental part or subassembly.

• First component placed in an assembly should be a fundamental part or subassembly

• Bottom component placed in an assembly should be a fundamental part or subassembly

• Last component placed in an assembly should be a fundamental part or subassembly

• None of the above.

Base component should be to remove all degrees of freedom.

• Grounded
• Visible

• Enabled

• Adaptive

The purpose of creating assemblies in Autodesk Inventor is:

• To combine multiple parts or sub-assemblies into a single unit.

• To combine multiple parts or sub-assemblies into multiple units.

• To combine multiple parts or sub-assemblies into no units.

• None of the above.

Constraints in Autodesk Inventor assemblies are used to define relationships and motion between components in Autodesk Inventor assemblies.

• are used to define relationships and motion between components in Autodesk Inventor assemblies.

• are used to define only motion between components in Autodesk Inventor assemblies.

• are used to define only relationships between components in Autodesk Inventor assemblies.

• None of the above.