Representation of feature relationship tolerances in solid models

Kulkarni, Vinay; Pande, Shivam

doi:10.1080/00207549608905008

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“…A review of previous literature indicates that research has been carried out in the following areas: tolerance synthesis and allocation, tolerance analysis and tolerance evaluation [1]. Many researchers have focused on the modelling and solutions to the problems in tolerance synthesis and allocation.…”

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The Nexus method for evaluating geometric dimensioning and tolerancing problems with position callout

Ngoi

Lim

Ong

2000

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part B:

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This paper describes the so-called Nexus method for evaluating geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GDT) problems. It is speci®cally designed for position tolerance involving bonus and shift tolerances. The method constructs graphical representations of features termed Nexus cells. The cells contain all geometric information of the features in numerical values. After each feature is represented by a Nexus cell, the cells are linked up to form the Nexus model for the part. Once the model is completed, it can be used to evaluate GDT problems associated with the part. The method is also applicable for assembly. Application examples are presented and results obtained are compared with and veri®ed by the conventional stack form method.

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The Nexus method for evaluating geometric dimensioning and tolerancing problems with position callout

Ngoi

Lim

Ong

2000

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part B:

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“…Other working lines regarding tolerances are related to tolerancing algebra (Hong and Chang 2003), tolerancing in assembly (Jayaraman and Srinivasan 1989, Ngoi and Cheong 1998, Ngoi and Ong 1999, kinematic tolerance analysis (Joskowicz et al 1997), tolerance information models (Kulkarni and Pande 1996, Shah and Yan 1996, Serré et al 2001, Zhou et al 2002 and quality and cost tolerance chart optimisation (Jeang 1998).…”

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confidence: 99%