Mar 28, 2016 #1 descatia Aerospace Dec 7, 2008 65 US Hello, In very simple terms, what is the difference between a CatProduct and a CatPart? If I am designing an internal combustion engine, then is the engine the CatProduct and the piston, crankshaft etc are they CatParts?
Hello, In very simple terms, what is the difference between a CatProduct and a CatPart? If I am designing an internal combustion engine, then is the engine the CatProduct and the piston, crankshaft etc are they CatParts?
Mar 28, 2016 #2 drewmumaw Computer May 20, 2013 288 US CATProduct = Assembly CATPart = Component within the assembly Yes. The combustion engine is the CATProduct (i.e. Assembly) and all of the CATParts within it are the components that make up the engine assembly. Drew Mumaw http://www.textsketcher.comhttp://www.drewmumaw.com Upvote 0 Downvote
CATProduct = Assembly CATPart = Component within the assembly Yes. The combustion engine is the CATProduct (i.e. Assembly) and all of the CATParts within it are the components that make up the engine assembly. Drew Mumaw http://www.textsketcher.comhttp://www.drewmumaw.com
Mar 28, 2016 1 #3 itsmyjob Mechanical Apr 11, 2002 2,375 CA why do you have to do this with catia? It seems you did not get training on the software. Eric N. indocti discant et ament meminisse periti Upvote 0 Downvote
why do you have to do this with catia? It seems you did not get training on the software. Eric N. indocti discant et ament meminisse periti
