Pierre Bourdet

Geometric Product Specification and Verification: Integration of Functionality: Selected Conference Papers of the 7th CIRP International Seminar on Computer-Aided Tolerancing, held at the Ecole Normale Superieure de Cachan, France, 24-25 April 2001 Pierre Bourdet 2003 edition

Marc Notes: Includes bibliographical references and indexes. Table of Contents: Geometrical Product Specification: ISO, Research and Industrial Views: An Integrated View of Geometrical Product Specification and Verification; V. Srinivasan. Global View of Geometrical Specifications; A. Ballu, et al. 3-D Functional Tolerancing and Annotation: CATIA Tools for Geometrical Product Specification; G. Gaunet. Model for Tolerance Representation: Areal Coordinates: The Basis of a Mathematical Model for Geometric Tolerances; S. Bhide, et al. Curves for Profile Tolerance Zone Boundaries; T. M. K. Pasupathy, R. G. Wilhelm. Representation of Tolerances Using Fuzzy Logic; C. Lelu, M. Dahan. Tolerance Analysis: Determination of Relative Situations of Parts for Tolerance Computation; E. Ballot, et al. Genetic Algorithms for TTRS Tolerance Analysis; J. Liu, R. G. Wilhelm. Calculation of Virtual and Resultant Parts for Variational Assembly Analysis; L. Pino, et al. 3-D Tolerances Analysis, from Preliminary Study; P. Clozel. Statistical Tolerance Analysis Using GapSpace; Z. Zou, E. Morse. Analysis of Functional Geometrical Specification; P. Serre, et al. Simultaneous Analysis Method for Tolerancing Flexible Mechanisms; S. Samper, M. Giordano. Tolerance Synthesis: Towards Robust Kinematic Synthesis of Mechanical Systems; E. Sacks, et al. Tolerance Analysis and Synthesis by Means of Clearance and Deviation Spaces; M. Giordano, et al. Synthesis of Tolerances Starting from a Fuzzy Expression of the Functional Requirements; B. Anselmetti, et al. Tolerance in Manufacturing: An Accurate Fixture Model for Precision Fixturing; M. Wang. An Analytical Approach to Machining Deviation Due to Fixturing; A. Armillotta, et al. Three-Dimension Geometrical Tolerancing: Quantification of Machining Defects; O. Legoff, F. Villeneuve. Process Plan Validation Including Process Deviations and Machine-Tool Errors; R. Benea, et al. Tolerance Management: Framework Proposal for a Modular Approach to Tolerancing; A. Desrochers, L. Laperriere. Method for Geometric Variation Management from Key Characteristics to Specification; B. Marguet, L. Mathieu. Tolerance Verification: Geometric Tolerancing Using Linear Programming: Functional Approach and Specification of Application Domain; V. Portman, et al. Contribution of Non Linear Optimization to the Determination of Measurement Uncertainties; J. M. Sprauel, et al. Probabilistic Evaluation of Invariant Surfaces through the Parzen's Method; P. Chiabert, M. Costa. Industrial Applications and CAT Systems: Automated Seam Variation and Stability Analysis for Automotive Body Design; R. Soderberg, L. Lindkvist. Functional Assistance for Computer-Aided Tolerancing Software; H. Toulorge, et al. Towards a Method for Early Evaluations of Sheet Metal Assemblies; S. Dahlstrom, R. Soderberg. An Assisted Method for Specifying ISO Tolerances Applied to Structural Assemblies; R. Sellakh, et al. Toward Non-Nominal Virtual Geometric Verification by Combining VR and CAT Technologies; C. Wickmann, et al. Tolerancing Standard: A STEP Translator toward Computer Integrated Tolerancing; J.-C. Tsai. Author Index. Keyword Index."Publisher Marketing: This book contains selected contributions from the 7th CIRP International Seminar on Computer Aided Tolerancing, which was held on 24-25 April 2001, at the Ecole Normale Superieure de Cachan, France. Tolerancing research is of major importance in the fields of design, manufacturing and inspection. Designers use tolerancing as a tool for expressing functional intents and for managing geometrical variations during a product life cycle. This book focuses in particular on Geometrical Product Specification and Verification which is an integrated tolerancing view and metrology proposed for ISO/TC213. Common geometrical bases for a language allowing to describe both functional specification and inspection procedures are provided. An extend view of the uncertainty concept is also given."