Search for dissertations about: "Geometric Variation"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 52 swedish dissertations containing the words Geometric Variation.
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1. Managing Geometrical Variation through Optimization and Visualization
Abstract : All manufacturing processes are afflicted by variation that causes deviations in critical dimensions in the final product. Geometrical variation results in form and size deviation in individual parts. Assembly variation comes from defects in assembly equipment, and influence how parts are mounted together. READ MORE
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2. Robust Form Division - Manging the Effect of Manufacturing Variation
Abstract : Product development is a necessity for manufacturing companies to keep market shares as well as gaining new ones. Decisions made in the beginning of the process will affect the final product to a large extent. It is thereby of great importance to be able to detect possible obstacles in the early phases of the product development process. READ MORE
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3. Optimization of Geometric Robustness of Aero Structures in Early Design Phases
Abstract : Every manufactured product is different. This variation can be detrimental to quality and product functionality. In an aerospace context, this variation may even result in serious threats to the safety and reliability of aircraft. However, it is not the variation itself that is harmful, but the effects it has on functionality. READ MORE
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4. Variation Simulation Customized for Composites by Including FEM Simulations of Orthotropic Lamina
Abstract : The use of composite materials is increasing in many fields of production. Composite manufacturing, as well as other fields of production, suffers from uncertainties resulting in products that deviate from the specification. Geometry assurance is a common procedure used to keep the variations in product assemblies under control. READ MORE
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5. Individualizing assembly processes for geometric quality improvement
Abstract : Dimensional deviations are a consequence of the mass production of parts. These deviations can be controlled by tightening production tolerances. However, this solution is not always desired because it usually increases production costs. READ MORE