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NX, formerly known as "UG". In 2000 Unigraphics purchased SDRC I-DEAS and began an effort to integrate aspects of both software packages into a single product when became Unigraphics NX or usually just NX, is an advanced high-end CAD/CAM/CAE, since 2007 owned by by Siemens PLM Software.

It is used, among other tasks, for:

·       Design (parametric and direct solid/surface modelling)

·       Engineering analysis (static; dynamic; electro-magnetic; thermal, using the finite element method; and fluid, using the finite volume method).

·       Manufacturing finished design by using included machining modules.

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Summary Of Siemens NX 11:-

NX 11 delivers a robust set of new tools and significant enhancements to existing functionality. The goal is to help you design, test and manufacture your products quickly and with fewer errors than ever before. In NX 11, several tasks that previously required tedious manual rework are now automated. With convergent modelling, you can use facet geometry and solid/surface geometry in a single model. Simcenter 3D replaces NX CAE and now powers all Siemens PLM Software simulation functionality, which is also enhanced and expanded in this release. NX 11 for manufacturing improves productivity with tools like robotics machining and hybrid additive manufacturing, which enable you to produce completely new parts with better performance, while delivering significant cost savings.

NX 11 for Design: Transform Product Engineering

Better design starts with better software. Transform your product engineering processes with NX 11. The latest release of NX introduces capabilities for convergent modelling, rapid manufacturing, with improved annotation, drafting and documentation, and rendering. Active Workspace in NX 11 is built around these items to provide seamless access to PLM capabilities right within NX.

Simcenter 3D for Simulation

Simcenter 3D now powers all of Siemens’ simulation capabilities for predicting product performance. You have all of the capabilities of NX CAE, along with new ones for acoustics, motion tire models, advanced report writing, and more. Simcenter 3D delivers a unified, scalable, and open environment for 3D CAE with connections to design, 1D simulation, test and data management. Speed your simulation process with Simcenter 3D.

NX 11 for Manufacturing: Digitalize Production

The new robotics machining and ground-breaking hybrid additive manufacturing capabilities in NX CAM let you produce new categories of parts. With Line Designer you can easily compare the physical plant with the virtual layout model by using the cloud data. NX CAM provides a new-level of efficiency to program any job, reduce machining cycle and improve quality. NX CMM now lets you create high-speed inspection methods. NX Tooling Design provides increased productivity when designing molds and progressive dies.

Key functions

• Computer-aided design (CAD) (Design)
• Parametric solid modelling (feature-based and direct modelling)
• Freeform surface modelling, class A surfaces.
• Reverse engineering
• Styling and computer-aided industrial design
• Engineering drawing (Drafting)
• Product and manufacturing information (PMI)
• Reporting and analytics, verification and validation
• Knowledge reuse, including knowledge-based engineering
• Sheet metal design
• Assembly modelling and digital mock-up
• Routing for electrical wiring and mechanical piping
• Computer-aided engineering (CAE) (Simulation)
• Stress analysis / finite element method (FEM)
• Kinematics
• Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and thermal analysis
• Computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) (Manufacturing)
• Numerical control (NC) programming

What’s New In NX 11

·       Convergent Modelling

Many industries use scanned 3D data as part of their design processes. If you have worked with this data in the past, you know how painful it can be to make it usable. Irregular shapes in particular require extensive reverse engineering so that they can be used for 3D printing, mold design, analysis or other uses. Convergent modelling in NX 11 reduces the need for this rework by bringing the scanned data in as facets, so there is no need to map surfaces, create solids, or do any other manual shape creation. You can scan your data and immediately begin building supports for 3D printing, creating molds based on the shape, including it in an assembly, analyzing it, or performing any other operation that you would with CAD data. Convergent modelling represents a huge savings in time and cost and eliminates the error-prone rework phase. Whether you are designing medical devices, retail or apparel products, or utilizing clay models for styling and design, convergent modelling is a critical tool for creating facet shapes more quickly and with fewer errors than other solutions.

·       Feature Modelling

Parametric solid modelling is the foundation of modern 3D design. NX 11 builds on this foundation with tools like swept volume, which enables you to create design features the same way they are created with machining processes - by sweeping a solid body along a 2D or 3D path. A simple new tool for creating an associative bounding volume is particularly useful for tooling and fixture design. New options for interrupting and renewing feature builds give you more control over the model and make it easier to take advantage of legacy data. Hole creation functionality is improved with emphasis on threads and depth settings. Selecting what you need in the context of your work is easier than ever, too.

·       3D Printing

NX 11 has the strongest 3D printing support yet. In addition to convergent modelling, you can 3D print your designs directly from NX by using File>3D Print. Since this functionality uses the 3D printing toolkit offered with Microsoft® Windows® and the widely supported the 3D Manufacturing Format (3MF), you can rely on wide compatibility.

·       Surfacing

Surface modelling remains a vital tool in most industries, particularly for industrial design and styling. NX 11 reinforces a strong surfacing tool set with new and refined functionality. With curve scaling, you can create scaled copies of curves, part edges or points as a new feature with the option to make it associative to the original. You can now flatten a curved surface, make changes to it and re-form it to its original shape, giving you more control to use the workflow you want. Sheet trimming is faster and easier because sheets need not extend past the cutting object. With variable offset faces in NX 11, you can create a body with constant and variable thickness in one operation, which is particularly useful for light-weighting. Finally, variational sweeping is improved to make it easier to create complex shapes in fewer steps.

·       Sheet Metal Design

Sheet metal design in NX is also improved. You no longer need a separate aerospace sheet metal license to access these commands and functionality. In NX 11, the commands have been rewritten, improved and incorporated into NX Advanced Sheet Metal. Advanced flange creation is now part of the base sheet metal architecture, improving reliability and compatibility with other sheet metal commands. You can create more complex joggles with new support for intermediate web faces and adjacent web faces. Enhancements to other functions such as lightening cutouts, solid punches, bridge bends, beads and dimples, normal cutouts, and contour flanges help you create the geometry you need in fewer steps with more versatility and control. From NX 11, bridge bends are available to all users within the standard sheet metal license.

Create the geometry you need in fewer steps with sheet metal design functions of NX 11.

·       Synchronous Technology

Giving you the ability to work on any model, regardless of origin, as well as the ability to add intelligence to dumb data, synchronous technology in NX leads the industry. Incremental improvements in NX 11 include the ability to replace a face with another that includes open edges. You can now delete faces to split a single body into multiple bodies. Finally, automatic face selection makes it easier to optimize faces.

·       Sketching

Designers spend a great deal of time creating and modifying the sketches that drive geometry. In NX 11, the sketcher has a number of enhancements that give you more control and make it easier to make changes and find the information you need. For example, you can now decide whether to display automatic dimensions, so you can make your screen less cluttered while still retaining the benefits of auto-dimensioning. When you move geometry in a sketch, you get an improved visual preview of the curves you are moving, and the associated dimensions move with the curves. It is also easier to scale sketch geometry. You have the option to scale around the sketch origin or on the first driving dimension. With the new scalable sketch group functionality, you can designate a group of features to be scaled, which is especially useful for re-usable objects that may not come in at the correct size.

NX 11 also gives you more control over how sketch geometry is constrained; points and vertices on curves can now be horizontally or vertically aligned with other points and vertices, and the midpoints of lines and arcs now have selectable vertices that can be used for constraints. The new sketch relations browser is a powerful tool for investigating and debugging sketch objects. It allows you to easily find associated constraints, dimensions and external references, a significant aid in diagnosing sketch issues. Enhancements to spline creation make it easier to achieve G1 and G2 continuity. Creating sketches is easier than ever with a simplified dialog box. Finally, performance is enhanced by giving you control over various display options.