Advanced Geometric Modelling for Engineering Applications 1989
Conference Proceedings
Published in September 1990
Book
Hardback
468 pages
978-0-444-88830-3 (ISBN)
Description
Future generations of Computer-Aided Design (CAD) systems are expected to offer powerful support for the functional, geometrical and technological description of products. New intelligent system architectures covering feature modelling, knowledge processing and simulation techniques, as well as comprehensive information access capabilities will open novel possibilities for product modelling. The result will be a real opportunity for direct cooperation between human creativity/discernment and information processing systems, working together to draft and analyze technical products. In this book, leading researchers and system developers present, discuss and summarize research and development of new theories, as well as advanced applications of geometric modelling.
Future generations of Computer-Aided Design (CAD) systems are expected to offer powerful support for the functional, geometrical and technological description of products. New intelligent system architectures covering feature modelling, knowledge processing and simulation techniques, as well as comprehensive information access capabilities will open novel possibilities for product modelling. The result will be a real opportunity for direct cooperation between human creativity/discernment and information processing systems, working together to draft and analyze technical products. In this book, leading researchers and system developers present, discuss and summarize research and development of new theories, as well as advanced applications of geometric modelling.
Future generations of Computer-Aided Design (CAD) systems are expected to offer powerful support for the functional, geometrical and technological description of products. New intelligent system architectures covering feature modelling, knowledge processing and simulation techniques, as well as comprehensive information access capabilities will open novel possibilities for product modelling. The result will be a real opportunity for direct cooperation between human creativity/discernment and information processing systems, working together to draft and analyze technical products. In this book, leading researchers and system developers present, discuss and summarize research and development of new theories, as well as advanced applications of geometric modelling.
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
Oxford
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Elsevier Science & Technology
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 230 mm
ISBN-13
978-0-444-88830-3 (9780444888303)
Copyright in bibliographic data is held by Nielsen Book Services Limited or its licensors: all rights reserved.
Schweitzer Classification
Content
Impact of Geometric Modelling for CIM (G. Spur, H.-J. Germer, C. Lehmann). The Early Days of CAD (D.T. Ross). New Features of Geometric Modelling for Product Description (F. Kimura, Y. Yamaguchi, K. Kobayashi). Fundamentals. An Overview of Switching Function Based Representations (M. Shpitalni). A Point Set Approach in Geometric Modelling (E.L. Gursoz, F.B. Prinz). A Mathematical Theory and Applications of Non-Manifold Geometric Modelling (H. Masuda et al.). The Role of NURBS in Geometric Modelling and CAD/CAM (T. Dokken, A.M. Ytrehus, V. Skytt). Constructing a Boolean-Sum Curvature-Continuous Surface (J. Weber). Notes on Identifying Features in Solid Modelling (T. Varady, B. Gaal, G.E.M. Jared). Applications I. Transporting Geometric Models - The Results of the CAD*I Project (E.G. Schlechtendahl). Teaching Computer Applications How to Understand Each Other (W.F. Gielingh). Applications of Variational Features for Product Modelling (D. Richter, H.-U. Wenk). Feature Modelling & Knowledge Processing. A Hybrid Feature-Based Modelling System (M.J. Pratt). Feature Modelling and Assembly Modelling - A Unified Approach (M. v. Rimscha). B-Rep to CSG Conversion as a Feature Recognition Process (J.-M. Brun). How to Represent Design Rules in a Parametric CAD System (U. Cugini, D. Ferretti, G. Colombo). Automated Process Planning Using Object-Oriented Feature Based Design (D.C. Anderson, T.C. Chang). Automated Mill Pocketing Computations (K. Preiss). Simulation. Numerical and Graphical Simulation of Manufacturing Processes in Injection Molding (K.K. Wang). Automation as a Tool in Advanced Geometric Modelling (J. Encarnacao, D. Kromker, F. Loseries). Geometric Modelling Based Off-Line Programming of Robots Using Simulation Technology (M. Imam). Applications II. Experiences with Advanced 3-D CAD/CAM Technology (E. Agermann). Applications of Integrated CAD/CAM Systems for Sculptured Surfaces (D. Kochan et al.). Feature Based Design of Joints (J. Niieminen, J. Kanerva, M. Mantyla). System Architectures. Geometric Modelling for Micro-Structures (M.A. Wesley). An Approach to Open CAD System Architecture (D. Roller, H. Ruess). Applying Object-Oriented Architecture to Industrial Geometric Modellers (P. Moreau). An Advanced Modular Architecture for Engineering Applications (K.G. Shaw, Y.T. Lee, C.P. Edwards). An Integrated CAD/CAM System for Product and Process Modelling (H. Grabowski et al.). System Architectures for Flexible Integration of Product Gestaltung (F.-L. Krause et al.). Appendix: Reference Model for CAD Systems (K. Finkenwirth, H. Jansen).