This book contains selected contributions from the 6th CIRP International Seminar on Computer-Aided Tolerancing, which was held on 22-24 March, 1999, at the University of Twente, Enschede, The Netherlands. This volume presents the theory and application of consistent tolerancing. Until recently CADCAM systems did not even address the issue of tolerances and focused purely on nominal geometry. Therefore, CAD data was only of limited use for the downstream processes. The latest generation of CADCAM systems incorporates functionality for tolerance specification. However, the lack of consistency in existing tolerancing standards and everyday tolerancing practice still lead to ill-defined products, excessive manufacturing costs and unexpected failures. Research and improvement of education in tolerancing are hot items today. Global Consistency of Tolerances gives an excellent overview of the recent developments in the field of Computer-Aided Tolerancing, including such topics as tolerance specification; tolerance analysis; tolerance synthesis; tolerance representation; geometric product specification; functional product analysis; statistical tolerancing; education of tolerancing; computational metrology; tolerancing standards; and industrial applications and CAT systems. This book is well suited to users of new generation CADCAM systems who want to use the available tolerancing possibilities properly. It can also be used as a starting point for research activities.
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In CAD/CAM, the principal function of 3-D software is the definition of a physically producible mechanical part and not the representation on a screen of a simple optical illusion, such as the famous perpetually ascending staircase. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
mass production simulation, stackup function, tolerancing manual, feature attribute database, cost tolerance curves, process plan specifications, maximum material requirement, small displacement torsor, tolerancing policies, inspection planning processes, gap torsor, interface gauge, deviation torsor, mating envelope, tolerancing specification, tolerancing system, computer aided tolerancing, datum frame, process capability data, tolerancing problems, virtual joints, tolerance semantics, fitted feature, geometrical specifications, secondary mating Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Monte Carlo, International Seminar, International Conference, New York, Oriented Assembly Graph, Oriented Position Graphs, Engineering Conference, Oriented Contact Graph, International Journal of Production Research, Advanced Manufacturing Technology, Tolerancing Committees, Unit Beta, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Fitting Fitted, Geometric Design Tolerancing, Manufacturing Review, Tight Normal Loose New!
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In CAD/CAM, the principal function of 3-D software is the definition of a physically producible mechanical part and not the representation on a screen of a simple optical illusion, such as the famous perpetually ascending staircase. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
mass production simulation, stackup function, tolerancing manual, feature attribute database, cost tolerance curves, process plan specifications, maximum material requirement, small displacement torsor, tolerancing policies, inspection planning processes, gap torsor, interface gauge, deviation torsor, mating envelope, tolerancing specification, tolerancing system, computer aided tolerancing, datum frame, process capability data, tolerancing problems, virtual joints, tolerance semantics, fitted feature, geometrical specifications, secondary mating Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Monte Carlo, International Seminar, International Conference, New York, Oriented Assembly Graph, Oriented Position Graphs, Engineering Conference, Oriented Contact Graph, International Journal of Production Research, Advanced Manufacturing Technology, Tolerancing Committees, Unit Beta, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Fitting Fitted, Geometric Design Tolerancing, Manufacturing Review, Tight Normal Loose New!
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- Computerized Manufacturing Process Planning Systems by Hong-Chao Zhang on page 138
- Juran's Quality Control Handbook by J.M. Juran on page 110
- Statistical Process Control by Leonard A Doty on page 110
- Tool and Manufacturing Engineers Handbook (Desk Edition) (v. 1-5) by W. Cubberly on page 82
- Statistical Method from the Viewpoint of Quality Control (Dover Books on Mathematics) by Walter A. Shewhart on page 394
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- Geometric Product Specification and Verification: Integration of Functionality by Pierre Bourdet on page 10, and Back Matter
- Integrated Design and Manufacturing in Mechanical Engineering by Patrick Chedmail on page 218
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