Reverse Engineering Tehnique Applied for Manufacturing Thin Wall Plastic Parts

Abstract

Development of design software in the last two decades has led to marketing products with complex shapes; which, cannot be materialized without the aid of the computer. For some product development processes, reverse engineering (RE) allows generating surface models by three-dimensional scanning techniques, and consequently this methodology permits to manufacture different parts and tools , shortening the development time. The paper presents a redesign process applied on a thin walled plastic component using the Reverse Engineering technique. The part was scanned, modified and subject to simulations that will certity the flow and filling of the cavity.

Reverse engineering from 3D mesh to ceramic product in the form of miranda kerr tea for one teapot in PT doulton Indonesia

“…The processes applied by the engineers and researchers were observed to be in line with the findings of several previous studies (Andrei et al, 2015;Ashima et al, 2021;Fatima et al, 2021;Feng et al, 2014;Ul Haq et al, 2020;Huson & Hoskins, 2014;Javaid & Haleem, 2018aKucklick, 2006) that have used RE to meet market demand through fast, precise, and accurate products.…”

“…Furthermore, the details of the stages involved in the production of the 3D CAD Fire Size for the four components of the product are presented in Figures 12 -15. It is, therefore, possible to use the results from these stages as a reference for CAD engineers in the ceramic industry in implementing RE in teapot type ceramic products as also successfully applied by previous researchers in the insole, body implant, part machine, and other products in different industries (Andrei et al, 2015;Anggoro et al, 2017Anggoro et al, , 2018Anggoro, Yuniarto et al, 2019;Babu & Thumbanga, 2011;Feng et al, 2014;Fergiawan et al, 2019;Huson & Hoskins, 2014;Hussain et al, 2008;López et al, 2014;Wang, 2008). The scanning output in .stl format was, however, generally converted by line processing to the surface and solid modeling in the CAD software used by the CAD researchers or engineers in the manufacturing industry (Anggoro et al, 2017;Babu & Thumbanga, 2011;Huson & Hoskins, 2014;Hussain et al, 2008;López et al, 2014;Sokovic & Kopac, 2005;Wang, 2008).…”