This book covers the various aspects of the development of an integrated product and process modelling system using advanced computer technologies. It describes languages and methodologies for developing an information reference model, system architectures, a link with emerging new standards such as ISO/STEP and CIM/OSA, and a new approach for the definition of model semantics. It discusses practical aspects of the usage and integration of computer aided design, planning and production systems, and shows how the reference model can be applied. Concrete practical examples are given for two demonstration parts: a sheet metal part and a ship propeller blade. Much attention has been devoted to making the subject matter easy to understand for a wide audience. The reference model is presented in easy-to-grasp chunks in a graphical, informal way, and many figures support the text. The reader should gain a clear impression of the various technical aspects of CIM systems using modern techniques corresponding to emerging new standards. Aspects of future systems are also included.
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A quick evolution of hardware and software technology, resulting in a continually increasing performance and availability, yielded an expansive dissemination of information technology in nearly all enterprises in the eighties. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
production process modelling, process planning level, production activity model, feature modeller, material processing components, solid boundary representation, material processing activities, fixture planning, complex shaped parts, geometric modeller, nominal shape, process planning system, discrete parts manufacturing, cutting data, shape aspects, blade foot, orthogonal concepts, integrated modelling, hole feature, procedural interfaces, modelling functions, reference model, specification dimension, production features, sheet metal part Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Specific Definition, Work Station, Occurrence Definition, Form Feature, Universe of Discrete Parts Manufacturing, Common Data Dictionary, Norsk Data, Schema Processor New!
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A quick evolution of hardware and software technology, resulting in a continually increasing performance and availability, yielded an expansive dissemination of information technology in nearly all enterprises in the eighties. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
production process modelling, process planning level, production activity model, feature modeller, material processing components, solid boundary representation, material processing activities, fixture planning, complex shaped parts, geometric modeller, nominal shape, process planning system, discrete parts manufacturing, cutting data, shape aspects, blade foot, orthogonal concepts, integrated modelling, hole feature, procedural interfaces, modelling functions, reference model, specification dimension, production features, sheet metal part Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Specific Definition, Work Station, Occurrence Definition, Form Feature, Universe of Discrete Parts Manufacturing, Common Data Dictionary, Norsk Data, Schema Processor New!
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