“ANH ENGINEERING SERVICES

PVT. LTD”
by

YUVRAJ SINGH

University Roll no.: 2112010002

Industrial Interaction Seminar Report

Submitted to

Department of Mechanical Engg.

GLA University, Mathura

 Date: 20-04-2024

Department of Mechanical Engineering

GLA University

Mathura, India

Certificate

This is to certify that the Seminar report entitled “ANH ENGINEERING SERVICES
PVT. LTD” being submitted to the GLA University, Mathura, by YUVRAJ SINGH
(2112010002), for the industrial training seminar work carried out by him, in the
Department of Mechanical Engineering, GLA University, Mathura. The report has
fulfilled all the requirements per this Institute's regulations and, in our opinion, has
reached thestandard needed for submission.

Signature of Candidate
 Department of Mechanical Engineering

GLA University

Mathura, India

Synopsis

During my summer internship at ANH Engineering Services, I held the role of CAD
designer, where I extensively utilized Creo software to contribute to several key
engineering projects. My primary responsibilities involved the creation of detailed 3D
models and 2D engineering drawings for mechanical components, assemblies, and
systems. I worked closely with the engineering team to interpret design briefs and
transform conceptual ideas into manufacturable designs.

One of my notable tasks was assisting in the development of complex mechanical parts,
which required precise geometric modeling, applying constraints, and ensuring the
structural integrity of designs. I was also responsible for refining existing models by
implementing design optimizations based on feedback from senior engineers and through
simulations.

In addition to modeling, I gained hands-on experience in creating technical

documentation, including dimensioning, tolerance specifications, and material selection,
all of which were critical for the manufacturing process. I learned to troubleshoot and
resolve design issues by leveraging Creo’s advanced tools for assembly constraints,
motion analysis, and interference checks.

Throughout the internship, I engaged in regular design reviews and collaborated in cross-
functional teams, which improved my communication skills and exposed me to the
importance of teamwork in a real-world engineering environment. This experience not
only honed my proficiency in Creo but also deepened my understanding of the
engineering design process, from concept through to production.

The internship was a valuable opportunity to apply my CAD skills in a professional

setting, further developing my problem-solving abilities and enhancing my technical
knowledge of product development and mechanical design
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I would like to express my sincere gratitude to ‘ANH ENGINEERING

SERVICES’ for providing me with the opportunity to undergo summer training in
their Technical department. My heartfelt thanks go to Mr. Gaurav Pandey (Trainer)
for their guidance, encouragement, andunwavering support throughout the training
period. I am also immensely grateful to the entire Technical team at ANH
Engineering services for their willingness to share their expertise and insights,
enriching my learning experience.

Furthermore, I extend my appreciation to GLA UNIVERSITY for facilitating this

invaluable learning opportunity and for their continuous encouragement in pursuing
practical industry exposure.
Finally, I would like to thank my family and friends for their encouragement and
understanding during this training period.
 CONTENTS
Chapter -1 Indroduction to Organization

1.1 Introduction and history

1.2 Goals and motivation

1.3 Training offered in organization

Chapter-2 About Creo Software

Chapter-3
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION TO ORGANIZATION

1.1 Introduction

Established in 2008 by seasoned engineering professionals, ANH was founded with a clear vision: to
deliver high-quality and cost-effective engineering services to clients worldwide.

With over 15 years of industry leadership, ANH has become a trusted partner for Mechanical Design
Software Solutions, Engineering Design, Training, and Staffing Services. Our commitment to
excellenceis evident in everything we do, from providing comprehensive 2D and 3D design software
solutions to offering cutting-edge services such as 3D scanning and reverse engineering.

Welcome to ANH Engineering Services Pvt Ltd, where innovation converges with excellence. With a
commitment to engineering brilliance, we specialize in providing comprehensive solutions tailored to
meet the dynamic needs of diverse industries.

Established on the pillars of quality, integrity, and client satisfaction, ANH Engineering Services has
emerged as a trusted partner in the realm of engineering services. Our journey is defined by a relentless
pursuit of excellence, delivering cutting-edge solutions that transcend expectations.
At the heart of our success is a team of highly skilled professionals dedicated to pushing the
boundaries of engineering. We leverage the latest technologies and industry best practices to offer a
wide spectrum of services, ranging from precision 3D printing and scanning to bespoke engineering
solutions.

Our commitment to sustainability is reflected in our eco-friendly practices, ensuring responsible and
resource-efficient solutions. We take pride in fostering a culture of innovation, continuous learning,
and collaboration, empowering our team to overcome challenges and deliver results that redefine
industry standards.

History

ANH was created in 2008 by seasoned engineering professionals with the specific goal of
providingclients all over the world with high-quality and reasonably priced engineering services.

ANH has established itself as a reliable partner for Mechanical Design Software Solutions,
EngineeringDesign, Training, and Staffing Services thanks to its more than 15 years of industry
leadership. From supplying complete 2D and 3D design software solutions to cutting-edge services
like 3D scanning andreverse engineering, our dedication to excellence is obvious in everything we do.

Our team of experienced professionals is committed to providing timely and exceptional service that
iscustomized to meet the demands of our clients. We have delivery facilities located in New Delhi and
Faridabad. At ANH, we go beyond simply offering engineering solutions to become partners in our
clients' successes, fostering innovation and supplying.
Figure 1.1 ANH Engineering Services Pvt. Ltd.
ANH ENGINEERING SERVICES Pvt. Ltd.

ANH Services

Software licencing
# Client of ANH
 1.2 Goals and Motivation of ANH

A company's objectives usually fall into four categories: expansion, financial gain, personnel
development, and client or customer satisfaction. The steps involved in accomplishing them can be
planned to satisfy one or more of them.

Goals provide direction in your life and nurture your motivation. Goals are like road maps; they get you
from one point to another. Goals provide the direction you need to reach your destination, the motivationto
sustain you on your trip, and a way to measure your progress. The best way to get results is to plan for the
future, but live one day at a time.

1.3 Training offered in Organization

Industrial/Summer Training For Mechanical Engineers at ANH Engineering Services Pvt. Ltd, we
are offering 6 weeks and 6 months industrial and summer training for Mechanical Engineering Students.
For Mechanical Engineers, there are many industrial Training courses to join. All the courses are
structured according to needs of industries. In this industrial and summer training Courses, Candidates
will be able to gain in depth knowledge of latest technologies of Mechanical Engineering.
CHAPTER-2 ABOUT CREO SOFTWARE

PRO-E was the software which was preferred over the other ones to be taught by the guides.

Creo, the shorthand name for Creo Parametric, (formerly known as Pro Engineer) is a powerful and
intuitive 3D CAD software optimized to address the challenges organizations face as they design, analyze,
and share information with downstream partners.

Developed by PTC, the original pioneers of parametric CAD, Creo is a powerful foundational software
supporting an integrated family of product design tools used by thousands of manufacturers worldwide.

The Creo family of design applications, modules, and extension speak a common language, meet the
needs of different stakeholders, and truly combine parametric and direct modeling techniques. Creo helps
build bridges instead of barriers between you, your ideas, your teammates, your partners, and your
customers.

Creo Parametric 3D CAD software can easily be customized and extended through the addition of
modules and extensions, but the product family also contains stand-alone purpose build design
applications such as Creo Simulate, Creo Direct, Creo Layout & Creo Options Modeler. Each stand-alone
app serves a different purpose in the product development process.

From concept to design to analysis, to effectively sharing your information with downstream partners
(such as manufacturing and technical publications), Creo is a rock-solid foundation for any design group.
It supports the needs of modern manufacturing and product development organizations.

What makes Creo Parametric such a powerful product design and development tool in your
company’s quest for a competitive advantage?

There are many unique aspects of the innovative Creo product family – Here are my top 4.

1. Flexibility :-
For designers who are involved in multiple phases of the product development process,
PTC Creo provides scalable access to the right capabilities. Subscription licensing enables to adjust and
right-size their software over time.

For those involved in specific aspects of the product development process, there are apps tailored to meet
individual needs. Regardless of your role in the product development process, you can use the right tool at
the right time.

2. Interoperability:-
All of the products in the PTC Creo family speak the same language. Because of this
common language, your data flows seamlessly between different apps. This means no more recreating
work as you move through the design process and no more walls to throw your data over.
3. Combined benefits of both parametric and direct modeling :-
PTC Creo integrates the power of both
3D CAD modeling approaches into a single system, so you get the power and control of parametric
modeling combined with the speed and flexibility that’s only available through direct modeling.

4. Multi-cad Data Handling :-

PTC Creo includes an incredible convince ability to work with and edit data
from any CAD source. This means no recreating designs because of incompatible data, and no need to ask
your partners or customers to change CAD software systems.

Key Features:

1. Parametric Modeling :-
Parametric design allows engineers to build models based on parameters
and constraints. This means that once dimensions and relationships are set, any changes to them
automatically update the model, ensuring consistency throughout the design. For instance, if a designer
changes the length of a part, all other related dimensions (like holes or other features tied to that
length) will adjust accordingly. This is particularly useful when managing complex designs where
small changes need to propagate correctly. It promotes design intent, reducing the chances of errors
when modifications are needed.

2. Direct Modeling:-
Parametric design allows engineers to build models based on parameters and
constraints. This means that once dimensions and relationships are set, any changes to them
automatically update the model, ensuring consistency throughout the design. For instance, if a designer
changes the length of a part, all other related dimensions (like holes or other features tied to that
length) will adjust accordingly. This is particularly useful when managing complex designs where
small changes need to propagate correctly. It promotes design intent, reducing the chances of errors
when modifications are needed

3. Simulation and Analysis:-

Creo comes with integrated simulation tools, allowing engineers to
perform structural, thermal, and modal analysis directly within the design environment. This means
that users can validate the performance of their designs without needing to export models to separate
simulation software. Creo Simulate helps predict how a product will behave under stress, thermal
loads, or vibrational forces. By simulating real-world conditions, designers can identify weak points
and optimize designs early in the development cycle, reducing the need for physical prototypes.

4. Generative Design:-
Creo’s generative design tools use AI algorithms to create optimized designs
based on specific inputs such as material, weight, and strength requirements. Engineers set the
constraints, and the software explores multiple design iterations to find the most efficient solution. This
process can generate innovative designs that reduce material use, improve performance, and shorten
development cycles. Generative design is particularly valuable for applications in aerospace,
automotive, and other industries where lightweight, strong structures are critical.
5. Sheet Metal Design:-
Sheet metal tools allow users to design components as if they were made
from sheet metal, incorporating features like bends, flanges, and cutouts. Once the 3D design is
complete, the software can automatically unfold the part into a 2D flat pattern, ready for
manufacturing. Creo handles all the complexities involved in maintaining bend allowances and corner
relief, ensuring that the part can be accurately fabricated. This feature is widely used in industries like
automotive, appliances, and enclosures where metal forming is a core process.

6. Surface Modeling:-
Surfacing tools in Creo are designed for creating intricate, freeform shapes that
cannot be easily constructed using solid geometry alone. These advanced tools allow users to define
complex curves and surfaces with precision, making them ideal for industries like automotive,
aerospace, and industrial design. The software supports parametric surfaces that are controlled by
constraints, as well as freeform modeling for more organic shapes. This ensures a high level of design
flexibility and detail, which is critical for products requiring aesthetic and aerodynamic properties..

7. Assembly Modeling :-
Creo’s assembly design tools allow users to build complex systems by
combining multiple components into an overall product. Users can define component relationships
(such as mates, joints, and motion) to simulate how parts fit together. The software includes powerful
tools for detecting interference between parts and allows for real-time dynamic simulation to check for
collisions, moving parts, or other assembly issues. Large assemblies can be managed efficiently with
subassemblies and assembly hierarchies, ensuring that all components fit and work together correctly
before physical production.

8. Augmented Reality (AR) Integration: Creo's AR tools allow users to place their designs in real-
world environments, giving stakeholders a better sense of scale and context. This feature is useful for
design reviews, sales demonstrations, and training sessions, as it allows users to visualize the product
in the intended environment without the need for physical prototypes. Creo generates AR experiences
directly from the CAD model, which can be shared and accessed via mobile devices or AR headsets,
offering an immersive way to interact with designs.

9. Additive manufacturing :-
Creo’s additive manufacturing tools facilitate the design and
optimization of parts for 3D printing. The software includes tools for lattice structure creation,
topology optimization, and automatic generation of support structures needed during printing. It
enables designers to explore lightweight structures that are difficult or impossible to manufacture
through traditional methods. This feature helps reduce material usage, increase strength-to-weight
ratios, and streamline the design-to-print workflow by integrating the manufacturing setup directly into
the CAD environment.

10. Tooling and Mold Design :-

Creo offers dedicated tools for designing molds, dies, and other
tooling. These features include automatic splitting of core and cavity molds, electrode design, and
specialized components like runners and ejector pins. The software also helps identify potential defects
such as undercuts or thin sections that may cause issues during the molding process. With these
capabilities, engineers can streamline mold creation, ensuring that parts are manufacturable and tooling
is optimized, all while reducing lead times for mold development.
11. 2D Drafting :-
Creo offers dedicated tools for designing molds, dies, and other tooling. These
features include automatic splitting of core and cavity molds, electrode design, and specialized
components like runners and ejector pins. The software also helps identify potential defects such as
undercuts or thin sections that may cause issues during the molding process. With these capabilities,
engineers can streamline mold creation, ensuring that parts are manufacturable and tooling is
optimized, all while reducing lead times for mold development.

12. Rendering and Visualisation :-

Creo includes tools for rendering models into photorealistic
images, which can be used for presentations, marketing, and customer reviews. Users can apply
materials, adjust lighting, and create high-quality visuals that represent the final product. With real-
time shading and lighting, designers can get immediate feedback on the appearance of the product.
This capability is useful for communicating design concepts to stakeholders who may not be familiar
with CAD models, enabling better decision-making early in the design process.

13. Data Management and Collaboration :-

Creo integrates with PTC’s Windchill for
comprehensive product lifecycle management (PLM), allowing teams to manage product data, track
revisions, and collaborate more effectively. Windchill integration ensures that design data is stored
centrally, with controlled access, version control, and workflow management for approvals and
reviews. Additionally, Creo allows multiple users to work on the same project simultaneously, with
real-time updates and collaboration tools, reducing bottlenecks in the design process and facilitating
better teamwork across distributed teams.

14. Model-Based Definition(MBD) :-

MBD enables designers to fully annotate 3D models with all
the necessary manufacturing and inspection information, reducing reliance on traditional 2D drawings.
By embedding dimensions, tolerances, and other annotations directly into the 3D model, MBD allows
manufacturers and quality control teams to work directly with the 3D data, ensuring consistency and
reducing misinterpretations. This feature helps streamline communication and enhances the digital
thread, allowing all stakeholders to reference the same source of truth for the product definition

15. Customisable User Interface :-

Creo allows users to personalize the software interface by
customizing toolbars, menus, and shortcuts. This enables users to streamline their workflows by
organizing the tools and commands they use most frequently. By tailoring the interface to specific
tasks or projects, users can reduce time spent navigating menus and increase overall productivity.
Additionally, companies can create standard templates and interfaces that align with their specific
processes, ensuring consistency across teams and departments.
Industry Applications:

Creo is used across various industries, such as automotive, aerospace, consumer products,
electronics, and industrial machinery, thanks to its versatility in handling everything from the
simplest parts to highly complex assemblies. It excels in environments that require tight integration
between engineering, simulation, and manufacturing.

Advantages:

Efficiency: The parametric nature of Creo helps designers work more efficiently by automating
updates when design changes are made, reducing time and effort in rework.

Innovation: Creo’s advanced tools, such as topology optimization and generative design,
encourage innovative solutions to engineering challenges.

Collaboration: Creo is built for collaboration, with data management and sharing facilitated
through integration with PTC’s Windchill PLM platform, ensuring that teams can work together
seamlessly, even in large projects.
 # Interface of Creo 11.0.0.0

# Common features
• New :-
This command allows users to create a new file or project. In Creo, you can start a new part,
assembly, drawing, or other file types depending on the type of model or design you want to create. It
initiates the design process and prompts you to select a template and file type.

Types of new file available

• Open :-
This command opens an existing file or project. Users can browse through their directories to
select and open parts, assemblies, drawings, or other file types previously created in Creo.

• Open last session:-

This feature automatically opens the files that were in use during your last
session in Creo. It’s a convenient way to resume work without manually locating each file, allowing
you to pick up right where you left off.

• Select Working Directory:-

This command lets you specify a directory where Creo will save new
files by default and look for files to open. The working directory simplifies file management by
centralizing where projects are stored and accessed during a session.

• Erase not displayed:-

This function removes any files from the session that are currently not
visible or in use in the active window. It is used to clean up memory and declutter the workspace,
ensuring that only the necessary files are loaded in the background.

• Play trail file:-

Trail files in Creo are logs that record every action taken during a session. This
command allows users to replay a trail file to review previous actions, which can be useful for
troubleshooting, training, or automating repetitive tasks by replicating past actions.

Solid Modelling Interface :-

Sheetmetal Modelling:-

Assembly Design :-
2D drawing :-
 Week 1: From: 03/06/2024 To: 7/06/2024

Expected Work:

I. Study of organization chart of industry/plant with responsibilities of theDifferent posts.

II. General Study of Industry, its location, its history and its productRange, its size,

member of employees, its turnover, etc.

Day Activities carried out

1 Introduction of solid modelling in CREO and ANH Engineering services.

2 We learn basic knowledge of CREO software. We learn about Sketch and Some basicSketching commands.
Such as 1.
Line 2. Rectangular 3. Circle 4. Arc 5. Ellipse 6. Spline 7.
Fillet 8. Chamfer 9. Text 10. Offset 11.Thicken 12. Centerline and 13. Point

Also different types of constraint used to fixed the movement of sketch.

We learned about 3D modelling. And many features which is use for 3DModeling.
3 Example: - Extrude Boss/Base, Revolved Bose/Base and extrudeCut. And also we draw simple 3D
Models.
4 Today we learned about some useful common Commands like Shell , Hole and in detail Round and
Chamfer. And also we learn remove Material and add Material.

5 Today we learn about Round and Chamfer and draft. Also difficulties faced during
use of these features.

6
Assignment done.
 WEEK 2: FROM: 10/06/2024 TO: 14/06/2024
:

Activities carried out

Day

We learned about Ribs command Trajectory rib and Profile rib.

1 And also we learned some other common commands like Add draft , Round Exposed Edges and Round
Internal Edges .

We learned about Sweep commands like Sweep and Helical Sweep. and Right handed rule
2 ….and Left handed rule .

We learn about Swept Blend and Rotational blend.

Also practice helical sweep by making springs

Today we learned about Pattern Commands and we learn Pattern Typeslike Direction , Axis and
3
Curve types on different types of parts.
 Revise all the learnt command of solid modelling by applying on advance parts.

4 Complete advance parts modelling assignment .

Today we learned about Drawing .

We learned about various commands like Dimension, Geometric Tolerance, ArrowStyle, Symbol from
Palette, Surface Finish, Orientation .
5

Assignment done.
6
Week 3: From: 17/06/2024 To: 21/06/2024

Day Activities carried out

Today we learned about Drafting (Drawing)

1
Today we learned about different commands of Drawing likeShow Model Annotations ,

Geometric Tolerance , Symbol , Save as PDF , etc .

Today we learned about Different Models In Drawing .

We learned some basic commands like Geometric Tolerance , Symbol .

2

Today we learned about Different Models in Drawing .

3 And practice on Models and also we learned Merge Table , Unmerge Table ,Symbol .
 Practice previously learnt content.. with some models

Today we learned about assembly

5
design. And assemble basic parts like
crank & piston and screw jack
assembly

6 Assignment done.
 Week 4: From: 24/06/2024 To: 2806/2024

Day Activities carried out

1 Apply mechanism on Assemblies for their movement . Pattern etc

Apply material to different parts or color on their outer surface.

Today we start Sheetmetal modelling and learn basics about it.

2
learn Flat , Flange , extrude and planer. etc

Work on different types of forms like die . , Bend , Unbend and flat pattern…

Zip and cut

3
 4 Take project of sheetmetal .

# Receive 2d draft of previous parts( clutch plate diaphram) . Make 3d model with minor modification
in dimentions

# Again make 2d draft by 3d model with updated dimention,.

# Take project of making 2d draft of Cordless powertool fuel tank. From existing 3d model given by
5 senior employees .

# With all tolerances and material.

6 Assignment submission
Thank you