Truck-Mounted Genset CAD Presentation
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I need a concise yet visually convincing CAD/CAM presentation that shows how a generator set is mounted on a truck chassis. The file should cover three main areas I have already defined:
• Dimensions and specifications presented at a basic-overview level, just enough to communicate envelope size, clearance and weight distribution without turning the deck into a full engineering dossier.
• Color and material details so stakeholders can immediately see paint choices, protective coatings and any stainless-steel or composite parts.
• Mechanical and electrical layouts that make the routing of cables, exhaust, fuel and control lines clear at a glance.
Within those sections the spotlight must stay on the mounting mechanism and the safety features—tie-downs, vibration isolators, guarding, access panels, ground-fault paths, fire-suppression clearances, whatever keeps the set secure and compliant.
I am happy with native files from SolidWorks, Inventor or CATIA as long as you also export an interchange format (STEP or IGES) plus a short, camera-fly-through video or slide deck suitable for a non-technical audience. All measurements should remain in metric.
Hand-over is complete when:
1. I can open the model, see the genset correctly positioned on the truck frame, and verify the basic-overview dimensions.
2. Color/material layers and safety components appear exactly as agreed.
3. The rendered presentation clearly communicates the mounting and safety story without me having to narrate every frame.
• Dimensions and specifications presented at a basic-overview level, just enough to communicate envelope size, clearance and weight distribution without turning the deck into a full engineering dossier.
• Color and material details so stakeholders can immediately see paint choices, protective coatings and any stainless-steel or composite parts.
• Mechanical and electrical layouts that make the routing of cables, exhaust, fuel and control lines clear at a glance.
Within those sections the spotlight must stay on the mounting mechanism and the safety features—tie-downs, vibration isolators, guarding, access panels, ground-fault paths, fire-suppression clearances, whatever keeps the set secure and compliant.
I am happy with native files from SolidWorks, Inventor or CATIA as long as you also export an interchange format (STEP or IGES) plus a short, camera-fly-through video or slide deck suitable for a non-technical audience. All measurements should remain in metric.
Hand-over is complete when:
1. I can open the model, see the genset correctly positioned on the truck frame, and verify the basic-overview dimensions.
2. Color/material layers and safety components appear exactly as agreed.
3. The rendered presentation clearly communicates the mounting and safety story without me having to narrate every frame.