Method for generating two-dimensional layout diagram of three-dimensional bridge model by using CATIA software

Abstract

The present invention discloses a method for generating a two-dimensional layout diagram of a three-dimensional bridge model by using CATIA software. The method comprises the following steps: receiving data for designing a road in the CATIA software, establishing a three-dimensional model of the bridge, and storing all key design information in a parameter form and a design list form in the CATIAsoftware into the three-dimensional model space; making a two-dimensional graphic template by using the user-defined feature UDF in the CATIA software; in the three-dimensional model space where the overall bridge model is located, generating a vertical unfolding surface corresponding to the vertical hook surface where the center line of the road is located, a horizontal unfolding surface parallelto the geoidal surface, and a plurality of vertical surfaces passing through the sub-line; and projecting the corresponding information respectively to generate a layout diagram of each surface of the bridge in the traditional two-dimensional drawing. According to the method provided by the present invention, information in the three-dimensional graph can be effectively transmitted to the two-dimensional graph, and data synchronization and model linkage can be realized.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of computer-aided design, in particular to a method for generating a two-dimensional layout drawing from a three-dimensional bridge model by using CATIA software. Background technique [0002] CATIA software is usually used for three-dimensional modeling in the field of mechanical engineering, and is rarely used for making two-dimensional drawings. Moreover, most of the drawings produced in the field of mechanical engineering are detailed drawings of components and general assembly drawings, and the graphics area is usually a rectangle or a rectangle with an aspect ratio of no more than 2:1. Elevation General Arrangement)" or "Front Plan General Arrangement" is a drawing in which the length direction of the figure is much larger than the width direction (the aspect ratio is greater than 2:1). [0003] Therefore, bridge designers can only refer to the existing CATIA drawing methods to make bridge component d...

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Moreover, most of the drawings produced in the field of mechanical engineering are detailed drawings of components and general assembly drawings, and the graphics area is usually a rectangle or a rectangle with an aspect ratio of no more than 2:1. Elevation General Arrangement)" or "Front Plan General Arrangement" is a drawing in which the length direction of the figure is much larger than the width direction (the aspect ratio is greater than 2:1)

[0003] Therefore, bridge designers can only refer to the existing CATIA drawing methods to make bridge component drawings and partial large-scale drawings, but they cannot solve the problem of conv...

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