Automotive Body In White Design
Body in White is the main core element of a vehicle which protects the passengers during collisions generally made from formed steel/aluminum sections connected together by means of welding. Whether it is a sports car or a commercial truck, BIW is a unique aggregate in vehicle design. To design BIW engineers need diverse knowledge of metal processing, fitments, painting and crash behavior of vehicles.
Body in White Domain Training at Technorithm gives a competitive edge to engineers with extensive knowledge of Body in White design from study sections to final assembly of the body.
- Automotive Body History
- Classification types, assembly & sub assembly etc
- Automotive Body functional design , subsystem packaging, types of chassis
- Handling of Styling surface , Split line, parts division
- BIW materials for Auto sector, applications, & physical properties.
- Benchmarking , Database search , reverse engineering.
- Manufacturing Process & Joining methods , Design Process for complex depression, flange, beads, dart, & bow Packaging data, Kinematics, Costing, Fit and Finish, Strength enhancement.
- Basics of Welding fixtures, checking fixtures
- Regulatory requirement, Design for crashworthiness, design for strength.
- Basic knowledge of GD&T, DFM, DFA, DFMEA, Quality Standards.
- Soft skills, Employability enhancement, Communication skills, Time Mgt, Project Mgt, Quality Standards, MS office, Interview Skills, etc.
- CAD Model Tree Management
- Sheet Metal CAD modeling method,
- A Class / Style Surface handling
- Assembly design LH & RH data handling
- Draft Analysis check considering Tooling direction
- Task 1 to Task 5 – Component level Design
- Task 6 to Task 10 – Two Component level Assy. Design
- Task 10 to Task 14 – Complex Assy. level Design
- Complete System Level design – Bumper Assy.
We go beyond theoretical and CAD practices to present the real world scenarios to our trainees. To become a successful designer, It is essential for students or trainees to understand the practical perspective of manufacturing processes involved in the lifecycle of the Automotive Body.
We arrange industrial visits to our trainees to demonstrate various manufacturing processes from the Press shop, different joining processes, assembly of components and fixturing equipment.
