Steam Engine in Solidworks


This is a project I made during my Mechanical Engineering Degree. In this case, the teacher gave us the blueprints of differents steam engines designed by JP Duval which you can download in the following link: http://jpduval.free.fr

Following these blueprints I modeled the parts in Solidworks and then assembled them. I also applied different materials to the components but without an specific objective, just to modify the appearance and be able to add a list of materials to the exploded plane. This is the final result:




















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