Principles of Process Planning

Halevi, Gideon; Weill, R.

doi:10.1007/978-94-011-1250-5

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“…The workpiece position uncertainty is calculated from the Plucker coordinates [31] as the function of precision of locators' advancements. In our case, using the locators' input positions (Table 1.…”

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A Kinematic Approach for 6-DOF Part Positioning

Butt

Antoine²,

Martin

2013

Lecture Notes in Production Engineering

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is an open access repository that collects the work of Arts et Métiers ParisTech researchers and makes it freely available over the web where possible. Abstract. This article proposes a fixturing system consists of a cuboid baseplate located through a 3-2-1 configuration of locators. The locators are mounted on machine table/pallet and posses one axial DOF. The workpiece is mounted on the baseplate and all the elements are assumed to be rigid with zero friction. The positioning error of the workpiece is calculated and the compensation is performed by the axial movement of the locators. The proposed analytical model is verified by the simulation performed in the CAD model.

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A Kinematic Approach for 6-DOF Part Positioning

Butt

Antoine²,

Martin

2013

Lecture Notes in Production Engineering

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“…The workpiece position uncertainty can be calculated from the Plücker coordinates [32] as the function of locators' advancements precision. In our case, using the locators' input positions (table 1), the uncertainty at reference point P (table 2) is a function of six advancements, …”

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An analytical model for repositioning of 6 D.O.F fixturing system

Butt

Antoine

Martin

2012

Mechanics & Industry

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“…The other reason was that the type of transformation defines the type of key characteristics that will be represented by a process capability, whereas the type of process merely modifies their values. For instance, the types of key characteristics for a hole-transformation are independent of the type of process, but the use of twistdrilling would result in surface finishes of 3.125 -12.5 µm whereas boring would result in surface finishes of 0.8 -12.5 µm (5) . The set of key characteristic types is represented by a capability class that is associated with a transformation class.…”

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A Resource Capability Model to Support Product Family Analysis

Nielsen

Kimura

2006

JSME Int. J., Ser. C

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In automotive industry there is a growing concern for the total economy of a manufacturing system throughout its life-cycle. In order to decrease its affect on product cost a better utilization of the manufacturing system is necessary. Product family analysis is a means to group products with common manufacturing aspects and analyze its manufacturability in a possible or existing manufacturing solution. The aim of this research is to provide support for product family analysis by enabling reasoning about resource's capability, i.e. what a resource can do and how well it can do it.

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Principles of Process Planning

Cited by 86 publications

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A Kinematic Approach for 6-DOF Part Positioning

A Kinematic Approach for 6-DOF Part Positioning

An analytical model for repositioning of 6 D.O.F fixturing system

A Resource Capability Model to Support Product Family Analysis

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