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Assembly Planning and Evaluation Oriented Assembly Feature Modeling

Ning Ru-xin

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Abstract

Design for Assembly(DFA) is an important enabler in concurrent engineering. The article explored the assembly planning and evaluation oriented product modeling method .In order to resolve the problem of getting assembly relationships from CAD model, an assembly feature based assembly modeling method is described.

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Design for Assembly(DFA) is an important enabler in concurrent engineering. The article explored the assembly planning and evaluation oriented product modeling method .In order to resolve the problem of getting assembly relationships from CAD model, an assembly feature based assembly modeling method is described.

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Design for Assembly(DFA) is an important enabler in concurrent engineering. The article explored the assembly planning and evaluation oriented product modeling method .In order to resolve the problem of getting assembly relationships from CAD model, an assembly feature based assembly modeling method is described.

Key concepts: Assembly modelling, Feature (linguistics), CAD, Concurrent engineering, Computer science, Feature model, Engineering drawing, Product (mathematics)

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