Product Modelling

Krause, Frank‐Lothar; Kimura, Fumihiko; Kjellberg, Torsten; Lu, Stephen C.-Y.; Wolf, van der Ach; Alting, Leo; ElMaraghy, Hoda A.; Eversheim, Walter; Iwata, Kazuaki; Suh, Nam P.; Tipnis, Vijay A.; Week, M.; A.C.H.,

doi:10.1016/s0007-8506(07)62532-3

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“…This information as mentioned in [KK1] has to be related to the whole lifecycle (from requirement specifications to dismantling information). The product, and its CAD model, is then defined, as far as possible, taken into account "X" constraints as assumed in a DFX 3 approach.…”

Section: Computer Aided Design 2 Computer Aided Manufacturingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Product–process interface for manufacturing data management as a support for DFM and virtual manufacturing

Elgueder

Cochennec

Roucoules

et al. 2010

Int J Interact Des Manuf

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is an open access repository that collects the work of Arts et Métiers ParisTech researchers and makes it freely available over the web where possible. Abstract:In order to tackle a continuous improvement of virtual engineering, product modelling has to integrate always more knowledge that refer to every decision taken during the product development process. Those decisions have to be related to the assessment of the whole product lifecycle. This paper particularly addresses the domain of product's industrialisation that aims at selecting the manufacturing processes. This selection must currently be done as soon as possible and has to be strongly linked with product definition and CAD 1 modelling.This paper presents first some new results concerning a product-process interface to integrate manufacturing information in the product model and how it leads the definition of the CAD model. Secondly this interface, that also manages specific information coming from the manufacturing process (tolerances, stresses gradient…), is used to improve the whole manufacturing process plan simulation. This process plan has, indeed, to track every material transformation issued from each manufacturing operation.

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Section: Computer Aided Design 2 Computer Aided Manufacturingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Product–process interface for manufacturing data management as a support for DFM and virtual manufacturing

Elgueder

Cochennec

Roucoules

et al. 2010

Int J Interact Des Manuf

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“…The reuse of information and knowledge to support product development process has attracted significant attention by the research community (Sivaloganathan and Shahin 1999). Similarly, information models have been recognised as one of the main elements in the integrated Computer Aided Engineering system architectures to support design and manufacturing applications through the product life cycle (Jo, Parsaei et al 1993;Krause, Kimura et al 1993). This paper argues that, in addition to the traditional concept of a product model as a source and repository for product information, further additional information model can enhance integrated product development systems by enabling the reuse of past product development information and knowledge.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…people and computational applications (Krause, Kimura et al 1993;Lei, Taura et al 1996;Anderl 1997) (Tonshoff and Zwick 1998). However, as many of the life-cycle functions require not only information about the product, but also additional information and knowledge (I&K), i.e.…”

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Information and knowledge models supporting brake friction material manufacturing

Costa¹,

Luciano²

2004

J. Braz. Soc. Mech. Sci. & Eng.

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“…A lot of collaborative decision-making processes are then beginning to finally converge to a common agreement. A lot of interesting concepts with respect to integrated design [5,6] and advanced product modelling [7,8] have also provided real advances in design methodology and information modelling. They give opportunity to really set relations as soon as possible among the whole product information related to its entire lifecycle.…”

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DFM Synthesis Approach Based on Product-Process Interface Modelling: Application to the Peen Forming Process

Elgueder

Roucoules

Rouhaud

et al. 2011

Global Product Development

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is an open access repository that collects the work of Arts et Métiers ParisTech researchers and makes it freely available over the web where possible. AbstractEngineering design approach are curently CAD-centred design process. Manufacturing information is selected and assessed very late in the design process and above all as a reactive task instead of being proactive to lead the design choices. DFM appraoches are therefore assesment methods that compare several design alternatives and not real design approaches at all. Main added value of this research work concerns the use of a product-process interface model to jointly manage both the product and the manufacturing data in a proactive DFM way. The DFM synthesis approach and the interface model are presented via the description of the DFM software platform. Key words:product-process interface / DFM / virtual prototyping / manufacturing process selection / manufacturing data management, peen forming.1.

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Product Modelling

Cited by 185 publications

References 21 publications

Product–process interface for manufacturing data management as a support for DFM and virtual manufacturing

Product–process interface for manufacturing data management as a support for DFM and virtual manufacturing

Information and knowledge models supporting brake friction material manufacturing

DFM Synthesis Approach Based on Product-Process Interface Modelling: Application to the Peen Forming Process

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