2 way Valve Design for Beginners


This is a 2 way valve that is used on create 2 out let form one.
Note: This is a design of a real product. and it is models for ABS material. For other materials the Dimensions will be slightly different.
This is my very first tutorial. May be I have extended the tutorial with lots of unnecessary steps. Hope you will neglect my mistakes.
thanks and regards.
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Step 1:
Create a profile of Hexagon with desired dimension on the Front Plane.
For me the Inscribed circle diameter 25 mm.
Perform Extruded boss with the sketched profile.
Direction dimension: 33mm
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Step 2:
Select one of the end faces and Sketch.
Draw a concentric circle of diameter 20 mm with the inscribed circle of the Hexagon.
Perform Extrude boss with dimension 32 mm.
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Step 3:
Time to create some thread. Select Thread feature.
On Thread Location:
- Select the edge of the cylindrical part (Edge 1)
- Select the end face of that part (face 1)
- Tick offset (1.4mm) [ Its required to trim with starting face]
- End condition: Blind - 21.4mm [total thread length - 19 mm]
Specification:
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NOTE: for external thread use thread method Cut thread and for internal thread use Extrude Thread
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Step 4:
Select the top face of the Hexagon part and Sketch.
Sketch a circle with detailed dimension.
Perform Extrude cut with the sketched profile up the half way.
Direction Dimension: 10mm
Again we will use Thread Feature.
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Step 5:
Select the end face and Sketch.
Draw a concentric circle of diameter 12 mm.
Perform Extruded Cut . Blind, Direction Dimension: at least 35mm
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Step 6:
Select end face of Hexagon and Sketch
Draw a concentric circle of diameter 20.96mm.
Perform Extruded cut - Blind - 15.4 mm
Using Tread Feature for the Last time
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Step 7:
Lets Round off the sharp edges.
Select the Top Plane and Sketch.
- draw a vertical construction line and profiles on the edge as shown below
Perform Revolved Cut
- Axis of Rotation: construction line of the sketch.
So this is the Final product. Now you can export the model to SOLIDWORKS Visualize for randaring.