Automated Sequencing and Subassembly Detection in Assembly Planning

Dini, Gino; Santochi, Marco

doi:10.1016/s0007-8506(07)61140-8

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“…To conclude the geometric precedence feasibility, the interference matrix is used in this work. The interference matrix was first proposed by Dini [21] in assembly planning, and it can also be used for precedence feasibility judgment in disassembly planning. …”

Section: Geometric Precedence Feasibility In Disassembly Planningmentioning

confidence: 99%

Ant Colony Optimization in Green Manufacturing

Lu¹

2011

Ant Colony Optimization - Methods and Applications

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Section: Geometric Precedence Feasibility In Disassembly Planningmentioning

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Ant Colony Optimization in Green Manufacturing

Lu¹

2011

Ant Colony Optimization - Methods and Applications

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“…To represent the set of assembly sequences completely, Homen De Mello and Sanderson proposed an AND/ OR graph representation for all the possible configuration of the assembly and generate the assembly sequences for a product using a decomposition method based on the assumption that disassembly sequence is the reverse of a feasible assembly sequence [3]. But then the resultant graph is very large and the number of nodes grows exponentially as the number of parts increases [4]. In the part ordering method proposed by Lee and Ko, a simple sequence is generated and interference checking ensures that the parts to be assembled do not collide during assembly [5].…”

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A New Cad Schema for Assembly Sequence Planning

Rao¹

2009

Int. Jour. Des. Manf. Tech.

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The sequence for an assembly design must be exhaustive and validated during the design process quickly to facilitate decisions made during the design process. To meet this requirement, it is essential to develop tools for generating assembly sequences. The effectiveness of an Assembly plan depends more on the way, the assembly is modeled. Using design tools, it' s easy to planout the skeleton of the assembly, so that individual components can be designed in the context of the overall structure. As a result, the complexity of managing various relationships between components is simplified. This paper presents a method, to assist the generation of relationships among parts of the assembly using ProToolkit objects that reflects the Pro Engineer Database. By visiting the geometric objects in a solid model, the Object Handles of all the geometric objects can be acquired. This paper also presents different applications in theAutomaticAssembly domain using the geometric modeling system as a basis.

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“…Some works were found in the literature that consider these problems, and one of them was developed by Dini and Santochi (1992), who analyzed subassemblies and assembly sequences based on the mathematical model of the product, obtained through the definition of three matrices: interference, contact and connection. The possible subassemblies are detected automatically when they satisfy some mathematical conditions applied to those matrices.…”

Section: Assembly Planningmentioning

confidence: 99%