Recent development on product modelling: a review

Yang, Wei; Xie, Shane; Ai, Qingsong; Zhou, Zude

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“…The outcome of the GPMA is a set of data models that is defined to model product information at different stages of the injection moulding PD. The data models will then be used in CPD processes to support efficient information sharing and exchange (Yang, et al, 2008). Figure 1 demonstrates the architecture of the proposed GPMA, which is composed of four functional components: 1) an EDM; 2) a STEP-based modeling environment; 3) a five-phase modeling method; and 4) three EDM data exchange and sharing methods.…”

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“…Because the STEP-based product model can provide the neutral data exchange facility to support data exchange and sharing between the PD systems, it is more informative than are conventional models. Consequently, STEP and its product model are the most important factors in the development of a Computer Integrated Manufacturing System (CIMS) (Yang, Xie, Ai, & Zhou, 2008;Ai, Xie, Liu, Tao, & Yang, 2010).…”

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A STEP‐based Generic Product Modeling Architecture for collaborative injection moulding product development

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A STEP (STandard for Exchange of Product model data)-based Generic Product Modeling Architecture (GPMA) for efficient information sharing and exchange in support of collaborative injection moulding product development, is proposed in this article. The architecture consists of four functional components: an EXPRESS Data Model (EDM), a STEP-based modeling environment, a five-phase modeling method, and three EDM data exchange and sharing methods. The focus of this article is on the modeling methodologies and the definition of schemas for modeling all the important information during the life cycle of injection moulding product development. The information structure is well defined in EXPRESS language, which allows the creation of user-defined data types and the definition of more complex entities for injection moulding products. Because the proposed GPMA is based on STEP, it can provide standardized mechanisms for representing and exchanging product model data, is extendable, and is adaptable. A prototype system named the World Wide Web-based Product Information Sharing System was developed based on the proposed GPMA. The system is then applied to a Chinese injection moulding enterprise to support the collaborative product development of a new product, and the results validated the feasibility of the proposed GPMA. C 2010 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.

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A STEP‐based Generic Product Modeling Architecture for collaborative injection moulding product development

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Liu

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“…The use of CAD systems for conceptual design is difficult because of the abstraction involved, as well as the intrinsic nature of this design phase. Despite this difficulty, due to the importance of conceptual design, considerable amount of research (Yang et al 2008) has been directed towards developing various models and representation schemes to contribute to systematic conceptual design, so as to form a basis for the development of future CAD systems at this design phase.…”

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“…One of the most critical issues for companies in today's global economy is to be competitive in the product development process by decreasing design time, reducing development cost and lead time, as well as increasing quality and productivity (Yang et al 2008). It has been estimated that most of the lifecycle cost of a product is accounted for by the conceptual design (Cao et al 2008;Cao and Fu 2011), which is an early stage within the product development process involving a high degree of uncertainty at an abstract level (Qin et al 2003).…”

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Behavioural representation and simulation of design concepts for systematic conceptual design of mechatronic systems using Petri Nets

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2013

International Journal of Production Research

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The systematic representation of design concepts is an important requirement for computational support during the conceptual design stage within the process of product development. Behavioural simulation of design concepts is used as a systematic representation framework, and behavioural representation is based on modelling and simulating the behaviour of a design artefact at the conceptual level to perform an overall function, leading to behaviour-based conceptual design. The behaviour-based conceptual design approach is critical for mechatronic systems since they require synergistic integration starting from the initial conceptual design phase. The present study is focused on behavioural representation and simulation of design concepts via discrete event system specification formalism and Petri Nets so as to contribute to systematic conceptual design in mechatronic systems. The paper introduces a representation framework for the behaviour-based conceptual design of mechatronic systems and its implementation on five selected case studies, among laboratory-level educational robots. In addition to Petri Net modelling and computer simulations, the implementation also includes physical simulations of the intended operational behaviours for educational robots on a distributed physical structure called the 'desktop design model'. In this paper, implementation on one of these case studies, namely the 'frog robot', is presented in detail.

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“…Uma maneira de se obter essa sincronização é representar toda a informação utilizada no ciclo de vida de um produto digitalmente, dando origem ao chamado modelo do produto: um repositório único de dados, que orienta as atividades de concepção, produção, manutenção e descarte. Essa técnica de gestão da produção ficou conhecida como modelagem de produto (HOSAKA e KIMURA, 1990;KRAUSE et al, 1993), e é considerada atualmente peça chave no desenvolvimento industrial (GIELINGH, 2008;YANG et al, 2008).…”

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Simpósio Brasileiro De Qualidade Do Projeto No Ambiente Construído

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Cervantes Gonçalves AYRES FILHO RESUMOProposta: este artigo introduz uma abordagem original para estudo da BIM por níveis de modelagem, de acordo com a abstração das estruturas de informação produzidas. Modelos de diferentes níveis são necessários para definir padrões, regras para descrição e armazenamento da informação, necessidades de trocas de dados entre atores e atividades, além da criação de unidades básicas que descrevem os elementos construtivos e informações do projeto. A efetividade da proposta de integração e cooperação da BIM está intimamente relacionada com a coordenação entre estes diferentes níveis de modelagem. Método de pesquisa/Abordagens: a pesquisa utilizou trabalhos consagrados sobre o tema para identificar as diferentes necessidades de estruturas de informação. Contribuições/Originalidade: espera-se com o esquema de níveis de modelagem proposto auxilie na melhor compreensão do tema BIM que, a exemplo da modelagem de produto nos outros setores da indústria, abrange virtualmente todas as atividades e atores deste setor produtivo.Palavras-chave: BIM, modelagem de produto, supermodelagem, metamodelagem, micromodelagem. ABSTRACTProposal: this paper introduces a modeling level-oriented approach for BIM studies according with the abstraction of the generated information structures. Models for different abstraction levels are necessary to pattern definitions, description rules and information storage, data exchange needs, as well as the creation of basic units that describe the constructive elements and design information. The efficacy of BIM integration and cooperation is deeply related with the coordination among the different modeling levels. Methods: the research used well known references for the identification of the different data structure requirements. Findings: with the modeling level-oriented approach it is expected to help the improvement of comprehension about the BIM theme. BIM, as well as the product modeling in other economy sectors, deals with all activities and actors in the AEC sector. Originality/value: as far as known, the presented approach is new.

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Recent development on product modelling: a review

Cited by 36 publications

References 55 publications

A STEP‐based Generic Product Modeling Architecture for collaborative injection moulding product development

A STEP‐based Generic Product Modeling Architecture for collaborative injection moulding product development

Behavioural representation and simulation of design concepts for systematic conceptual design of mechatronic systems using Petri Nets

Abordando a BIM em níveis de modelagem

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