Tolerance Technology — Computer-Based Analysis

Farmer, L.E.; Gladman, C.A.

doi:10.1016/s0007-8506(07)61827-7

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“…Design for manufacturing and other life cycle issues such as reliability, serviceability, etc. (DfX): concurrent engineering [119], design for X [62], tolerances [39,132], life cycle engineering [5], and computer-based design advisory systems.…”

Section: Computer-based Models Of Design Processes (Computer-based)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Design methodologies: Industrial and educational applications

et al. 2009

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Section: Computer-based Models Of Design Processes (Computer-based)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Design methodologies: Industrial and educational applications

et al. 2009

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“…These two areas were being researched extensively with most of those contributions being published at the CIRP Annals [241]. Meanwhile, in the field of Computer Aided Process Planning (CAPP), tolerance transfer and tolerance charting were being computerized in order to be integrated into CAD/CAM systems [115,117]. Bearing in mind the relevance that CAT was acquiring, the necessity to meet, share and discuss the developments of this field was manifest.…”

Section: History Of Tolerancingmentioning

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Tolerancing: Managing uncertainty from conceptual design to final product

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“…Furthermore, a considerable number of review papers highlighting the similarities and differences of the aforementioned approaches exist, such as [8,13,19,[22][23][24][25]. Most of the proposed tolerance analysis methods of the literature are not completely conformed to geometric product specification (GPS) standards and are not able to take into account the combination of 3D tolerance zones, the envelope and the independence principles, the material condition modifiers, and the datum precedence.…”

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Computer-Aided Techniques for Geometry Assurance

Corrado¹,

Polini²

2016

Computer-Aided Technologies - Applications in Engineering and Medicine

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Geometry assurance can be described as a number of activities, all contributing to minimize the effect of geometrical variation in a final product. This work aims to introduce a new type of comparison between a computer-aided technique for geometry assurance and some models proposed by the literature. In particular, the aim of this work is to solve, through a computer-aided technique, some case studies that were already solved by different methods of the literature. The different case studies that have been introduced and solved in this paper aim to highlight the potentialities and the limits in using a computer-aided technique for geometry assurance. Because this type of comparison is not present in the literature yet, this work wants to place the emphasis on the fact that till now there is not a unique approach to solve problems of geometry assurance and no approach can be defined as better than another, in terms of results.

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Tolerance Technology — Computer-Based Analysis

Cited by 37 publications

References 1 publication

Design methodologies: Industrial and educational applications

Design methodologies: Industrial and educational applications

Tolerancing: Managing uncertainty from conceptual design to final product

Computer-Aided Techniques for Geometry Assurance

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