Research in Interactive Design (Vol. 4)

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Mechanics, Design Engineering and Advanced Manufacturing

Xavier Fischer Alain Daidie Benoit Eynard Manuel Paredes(Editor)

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Intro
Instructions
Acknowledgement
Preamble
Contents
Part I Recent Studies on Interactive Design and Manufacturing
1 Integrated and Interactive Practices in Product Engineering
2 Design Methods
2.1 Designing from Objectives
2.2 The Design Process
2.3 Embodiment and Conceptual Design
2.4 Integrated Design
3 Behavioural Modelling and Simulation for Design
3.1 Multi-Body System Modelling
3.2 From Experimentation to Behavioural Modelling and Simulation
3.3 Modelling from Finite Element Simulation
3.4 Computational Mechanics and Design
3.5 Modelling for Virtual Reality Simulation in Design
4 Decision Support System in Product Engineering
4.1 Modelling for Optimization
4.2 Modelling of Experiment for Decision Making
4.3 From Knowledge Based Engineering to Knowledge Re-use
4.4 Knowledge Processing
4.5 Knowledge in the Digital Factory
5 Geometric Modelling and CAD
5.1 Advances in Geometric Representation
5.2 From CAD to Engineering
5.3 Reverse Engineering
5.4 Integration of Tools
5.5 Exploring Ways of CAD Using
5.6 CAD for Manufacturing
6 Innovation in Product Engineering
6.1 Collaborative and Cooperative Design
6.2 Interoperability in Design
6.3 Knowledge Management and Innovative Engineering
7 Sustainability
7.1 From Product Life Cycle Integration to Ecodesign
7.2 Design, Recycling and Decycling
7.3 Sustainable Manufacturing
7.4 Design for Energy Efficiency
8 Manufacturing Process
8.1 Advanced Solutions in Product Manufacturing
8.2 Models for Product Manufacturing
8.3 Manufacturing of Composite Materials
8.4 Flexible Manufacturing
8.5 Reverse Engineering in Manufacturing
8.6 Quality and Manufacturing
9 Robotics, Mechatronics and Product Engineering
9.1 Robots and Product Manufacturing
9.2 Design for Robotics
9.3 Design in Mechatronics
10 Education in Product Engineering
10.1 Learning Collaborative Design
10.2 Learning CAD and Geometric Modelling
10.3 Learning Innovation
10.4 Interactive Learning
Part II Full Argumentations on Interactive Design and Manufacturing
11 Design Methods
New designs of the ceramic bricks of horizontal hexagonal holl
Abstract:
1 - Introduction
2 - Principles of the Research and Innovation
3 - Graphical investigation
4. Research Results.
5. Conclusions
6. References
Improving the modular structure of a product to facilitate the redesign process: an example for eco-design
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- State of the art
3- Method
4- Test case
4- Conclusions
7- References
SEAT DESIGN IMPROVEMENT VIA COMFORT INDEXES BASED ON INTERFACE PRESSURE DATA
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Methods
3- Results
5- References
Design process and trace modelling for design rationale capture
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Research context and orientation of the proposal
3- Background Literature
4- Discussion of the state of the art and proposal overview
5- Conclusion and recommendation for further work
6- References
Design Synthesis Methodology For Dimensional Management of Assembly Process with Compliant non-Ideal Parts
Abstract:
1 - Introduction
2 - Related works
3 - Problem formulation
4 - Proposed methodology
5 - Case study
6 - Conclusion and final remarks
7 - Acknowledgments
8 - References
ABOUT WEAR DAMAGE IN STRAIGHT AND CROWNED MISALIGNED SPLINED COUPLINGS
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Straight and crowned teeth spline couplings
3- Wear damage in spline couplings
4- Conclusions
7- References
DEVELOPMENT OF TOOLS FOR MULTI-MATERIAL DESIGN
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Analysis of the set of requirements
3- Database filtration
4- Conclusions, perspectives
6- References
Comparison of different Multiple-criteria decision analysis methods in the context of conceptual design: application to the development of a solar collector structure
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Presentation of MCDA methods
3- Presentation of industrial case
4- Objectives and approach
5- Results and interpretation
6- Conclusion
7- References
CONTRIBUTION TO THE EMBODIMENT DESIGN OF MECHATRONIC SYSTEM BY EVOLUTIONARY OPTIMIZATION APPROACHES
Abstract:
1 - Introduction
2 - Literature review
3 - Proposed method
4 - Mechatronic subsystems Design
5 - Application on a X-Y table for laser cutting
6 - Conclusion
- References
Product Design-Process Selection-planning Integration based on Modelling and Simulation
Abstract:
1-Introduction
2- Methodology and tool used
3- Case study
4- Process plan selection
5-Conclusion
6-References
12 Behavioural Modelling for Design
Parametric virtual concept design of heavy machinery: a case study application
Abstract:
1-Introduction
2-Virtual Concept modelling
3-From Virtual Concept to Virtual Prototype
4-Case study on a vibrating screen for insert materials
5-Conclusions
6-References
The mechanical link between foot and ski and the skis behavior in a model of skating
Abstract:
1-Introduction
2-The musculo-skeletal model
3-Results
4-Discussion
5-Conclusion
6-References
Influence of the cold expansion process on fatigue performance of hard alloys holes
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Experimental procedure
3- Discussion and perspectives
4- References
Design of an experimental device to characterise the behaviour of Total Hip Implants
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- THI and squeaking
3-THI behaviour: standards and trials
4- Development of a new device
5- Tests and associated results
6- Establishment of the analytical model
7- Conclusions
8- Acknowledgements
9- References
SERIAL MANUFACTURING OF LIGHTENED CERAMIC FLOORINGS AND INDIRECT CALCULATION OF ENERGY SAVING
Abstract:
1. Introduction
2. Objective of the research
3. Experimental procedure and results
4. Conclusion
5. Discussion and further research
6. References
Pretension influence on metallic shear joints
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- State of art and preload technology overview
3- The role of preload in shear joints
4- Fatigue life enhancement via preload
5- Conclusion:
6- References
Quality evaluation of bolted assemblies through tightening monitoring and simulation
Abstract
1- Introduction
2- Presentation of the proposed method
3- Early results
4- Conclusion
5- References
NON-INTRUSIVE MODEL COUPLING: A FLEXIBLE WAY TO HANDLE LOCAL GEOMETRIC AND MECHANICAL DETAILS IN FEA
Abstract:
1- Context and industrial issues
2- Model coupling method and algorithm
3- Application to crack growth simulation
4- Parallel computing, distributed micro models
5- Integration of research codes into commercial softwares
6- Patch definition and extend: caution
7- Conclusion and perspectives
8- References
Numerical methods in the design process of a sailing yacht
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Yacht conceptual design process
3.0 Numerical simulations
4.0 Concluding remarks
5.0 Conclusions
7- References
A multi-layer approach for path planning controlin Virtual Reality simulation
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- State of the art
3- Proposed interactive planner
4- Implementation
5- Simulations and results
6- Conclusion
7- References
13 Decision Support System in Product Engineering
OPTIMAL DESIGN OF SANDWICH PLATES WITH HONEYCOMB CORE
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Optimum design of sandwich panels with honeycomb core
3- Formulation of the first level problem
4- Formulation of the second level problem
5- Finite element models
6- Numerical results
7- Conclusions
7- References
Genetic algorithm optimization and robustness analysis for the computer aided design of fixture systems in automotive manufacturing
Abstract:
1- Introduction
3- Fixture system design for an automotive chassis manufacturing
4- Conclusions
5- Acknowledgements
6- References
Using the optimisation methods to minimize the machining time on the free-form surfaces in 3-axis milling
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Reminder of machining
3- Optimization problem
4- Application to an example
5- Conclusion
6-Acknowledgment
7-References
Storage Assignment Problem in logistics Warehouses: Optimization of Picking Locations by Cross-Entropy Method
Abstract:
1 - Introduction
2 - Problematic
3 - Short literature review
4 - Cross-entropy applied to the shortest path problem
5 - Industrial application
6 - Conclusion
7-References
Influence of Minimum Quantity Lubrication design parameters on milling finishing process
Abstract:
1. Introduction
2. Simulation techniques
3. Linear regression and ANOVA analysis
4. Results and analysis
5. Conclusion and future works
6. References
A Statistical model for prediction of tool wear and cutting force during high speed trimming of Carbon fibre reinforced polymers
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Methodology
3- Results and discussion
4- Conclusion
5- References
GUI USABILITY IMPROVEMENT FOR A NEW DIGITAL PATTERN TOOL TO ASSIST GEARBOX DESIGN
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- The methodological approach
3- Experimental phase
4- Results
5- Conclusions
6- Acknowledgements
7- References
Information feedback from CNC to CAM through OntoSTEP-NC
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- State of the art
3- Solution for data feedback
4- Conclusion
Acknowledgements:
6- References
Constraint-based Decision Support System: Designing and Manufacuring Builing Facades1
Absract:
1- Introduction
2- Context
3- Model
4- Constrain-based Algorithms
5- Illustration
6- Remarks
7- References
Towards Management of Knowledge and Lesson Learned In Digital Factory
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- State of the art
3- Propositions
4- Conclusion
5- References
14 Geometric Modelling and CAD
IDENTIFICATION OF TREE SPECIES FROM AIRBORNE LIDAR POINT CLOUDS. EARLY APPROACHES.
Abstract:
1-Introduction
2- Material and Methods
3- Results
4- Conclusions.
Aknowledgement
References
A preliminary study on Cleft Lip Pathology trough 3D Geometrical Analysis
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- The proposed Methodology
3- Experimental Validation
4- Results and Discussion
5- Conclusions
6- References
Mesh processing for morphological and clinical parameters computation in dog femur
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- 2D Radiographic approach
3- The proposed 3D approach
4- Results
5- Discussion and conclusion
6- References
Characterization of Ultra-precise aspherical surfaces using Forbes equation
Abstract:
Nomenclature
1- Introduction
2- Form characterization of aspheres
3- Measurement apparatus
4- Results and analysis
5- Conclusion
6- Acknowledgements
7- References
TESTING THE INFLUENCE OF SCANNING PARAMETERS ON 3D INSPECTION PROCESS WITH A LASER SCANNER
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Main parameters in 3D data acquistion with a triangulation laser stripe system
3- Materials and Methods
4- Results and discussion
6- Conclusions
7- Akcnowledgement
8- References
Prediction of CAD model defeaturing on heat tranfer FEA Results using machine learning techniques
Abstract:
1.- Introduction
2.- Related works
3.- Algorithms for prediction of FEA result quality
4.- Results
5.- Conclusion
REFERENCES
NURBS patch coupling with Nitsche's method for isogeometric analysis
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Isogeometric analysis concept and features
3- Multi-patch interface coupling
4- Numerical examples and results
5- Conclusions and future work
References
Reverse Engineering for manufacturing REFM of parts in a routine context: use of graph description and matching algorithm
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Related works
3- REFM methodology: reuse case
4- Discussion
5- Conclusion and future work
6- References
New standard of dimensioning adapted to the programs CAD. Creation and unification of symbols dimensioning.
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Dimensioning of simple elements
3- Dimensioning adapted to software CAD (2D & 3D). Proposals
4- Applications
5- Conclusions
6- References
Evaluating Current CAD Tools Performances in the Context of Design for Additive Manufacturing
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Literature Review
3- Evaluating Current CAD Tools in Designing Cellular Structures for AM in CAD
5- Conclusion on Current Problems and Difficulty of Designing Cellular Structures in CAD softwares
7- References
Influence of the too-material couple on the dental CAD CAM prosthetic roughness
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Context and problematic
3- Materials and methods
4- Results and discussion in flank milling mode
5- Preliminary results and discussion in top milling mode
6- Conclusion
7- Acknowledgements
REFERENCES
15 Innovation in Product Engineering
AN APPROACH FOR DEFINING A COLLABORATIVE PLATFORM TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF CORPORATE ENGINEERING STANDARDS
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Literature Review
3- Research Method
4- Empirical Study: Alstom Hydro Context
5- Conclusion
6- Acknowledgements
7- References
Towards the success of design projects by the alignment of processes in collaborative engineering
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Aligning SE and PM at the normative level
3- State of industrial practices and motivations
4- Proposal of a method and tool towards the integration of SE and PM
5- Conclusion
7- References
UP: A unified paradigm to compare computer-based and paperbased supporting tools for collective co-located preliminary engineering design activities
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- UP: a Unified Paradigm for evaluation.
3- Co-located collective computer supported tools for engineering preliminary design activities.
4- A proposal for an evaluation procedure for the UP.
5- Applying UP to compare computer and paperbased product for co-located collective preliminary engineering design.
6- Reflecting on the limits of the UP
7- Conclusion
Acknowledgement
7- References
Consistency management and PLM interoperability to support collaboration in preliminary design
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Literature review of PLM interoperability approaches
3- Reference knowledge model to maintain the consistency of engineering data (the KCModel)
4- Connector specifications for PLM interoperability
5- PLM connector implementation
6- Discussion
7- Conclusion
8- References
Facilitating Integration to face modern Quality Challenges in Automotive
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Objectives
3- Methodology
4- Results
5- Conclusion and Outlook
6- Acknowledgements
7- References
Toward a descriptive model of knowledge transfer within organisations
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Related work
3- Research methodology and context definition
4- Proposition for modelling knowledge transfer process
5- Case study and discussion
5- Conclusion
8- Acknowledgments
8- References
Innovative field exploration and associated patent portfolio design models
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2 - Industrial property
3 - Model of patent design: use of C-K design theory
4 - Experiment conducted at STMicroelectronics
5- Results and discussion
6- References
PRELIMINARY CONTRIBUTIONS OF INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT METHODS TO MICROFACTORY CONTEXT: CASE OF MICRO CONVEYORS INTEGRATION
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Characterisation of microfactory systems
3- Proposal for microfactory structure and Information System
4-Discussion
5- Conclusion
6- References
16 Sustainability
LIFE CYCLE ANALYSIS IN PRELIMINARY DESIGN STAGES
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Design process
3- Life cycle Analysis
4- Methodological approach
5- Case study and comparison
6- Further work
7- Conclusions
8- Acknowledgment
9- References
Integration of end-of-life options as a design criterion in methods and tools for ecodesign
Abstract
1- Purpose of the work
2- Ecodesign framework
3- Formalisation of the product development cycle
4- Formalisation of the product's lifecycle and focus on its end-of-life
5- The proposal
6- Case study: wind system
7- Conclusions. Application and limits
8- References
Increase Sustainability of Decentralized Electricity with Remotely Monitored Product-Service Systems
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Potential of improvement towards sustainability for solar home systems
3- Enhancements by usage data logging
4- A product service system approach for microenergysystems
5- Conclusion
6- Acknowledgement
7- References
DFD EVALUATION FOR NOT AUTOMATED PRODUCTS
1- Introduction
2-The objective description
3-The model
4- Case study: the DI application
5- Discussion
6- Conclusion
Disassembly sequencing for end-of-life products
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Method proposed
3- Case study
4- Conclusion
5- References
TOWARD SUSTAINABLE MANUFACTURING: EVALUATION OF THE ECONOMIC AND ECOLOGICAL IMPACTS OF PRODUCTION LINES
Abstract:
1 - Introduction
2 - State of the art
3 - Method for sustainability estimation
4 - Test case and results discussion
5 - Conclusions
7- References
IT framework for Sustainable Manufacturing
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Green Manufacturing and Sustainable Manufacturing
3- Lifecycle thinking and product lifecycle management
4- Lifecycle assessment
5- Geographical information systems
6- Sustainable manufacturing and eco-innovation
7- New IT framework for Sustainable Manufacturing
8- Conclusion
9- References
Design methodology for energy efficiency of production system
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- The integration of "energy efficiency" indesign process
3- Proposition of design methodology for energy efficiency
4- Conclusions:
Acknowledgements
5- References
17 Manufacturing Process
Profile incision modeling in Abrasive Waterjet Milling of Titanium alloys Ti6Al4V
Abstract:
Nomenclature:
1- Introduction
2- Modelling analysis of incision's profile
3- Experimental procedure
4- Results and discussions
5- Conclusion and further work
6- References
Evolution of chip morphology during high strength stainles ssteel turning
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Experimental set-up
3- Cutting speed influence
4- Feed and radial depth effects
7- Conclusion
8- Acknowledgment
9- Reference
HIGH SPEED INTERACTION BETWEEN AN ABRADABLE COATING AND A LABYRINTH SEAL IN TURBO-ENGINE APPLICATION
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Experimental protocol
3- Data analysis and discussion
4- Conclusion
5- Acknowledgment
7- References
Conversion of G-code programs for milling into STEP-NC
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Method overview
3- G-code to canonical functions
4- Canonical functions to STEP-NC Part21
5- STEP-NC Part21 file to manufacturing features
6- Implementation and examples
7- Conclusions
Acknowledgements
8- References
Modeling of the chip geometry in orbital drilling
Abstract:
1. Introduction
2. Modeling of orbital drilling
3. Experimental procedures
4. Results and discussions
5. Conclusions
6. Acknowledgements
7.References
Thrust force and torque model applied to the vibratory drilling process
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Thrust force model and torque model
3- Experimental procedures
4- Results and discussions
5- Conclusions
6- Acknowledgements
7- References
Analysis of a turning process strongly coupled to a vibro-impact nonlinear energy sink
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Mechanical Model with Vibro Impact NES
3- Numerical simulation
4- Experimental tests
5- Conclusion
6- References
Analytical model for pre-drilled thick composite plates
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Analytical model
3 - Experimental part
4 - Results and discussion
5 - Conclusion
6 - Acknowledgements
7 - References
BURR HEIGHT STUDY FOR DRILLING CARBON EPOXY COMPOSITE/TITANIUM/ALUMINUM STACKS
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Selection of materials and workpiece
2- Experimental set-up
3- Methodology
4- Results and discussion
5- Conclusion
6- Acknowledgement
7- References
Arezzo: an emulator for the bench4star initiative
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Bench4star initiative
3- Specifying the Arezzo approach
4- Arezzo Implementation of the AIP-Primeca cell for the Bench4star initiative
5- Illustration
6- Conclusion
7- References
Influence of part geometrical tolerancing in the REFM methodol
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Related works
3- REFM methodology: from the geometrical part tolerancing to the CAPP model
4 - Robust interpretation of the part tolerancing
5 - Conclusion and future work
5- References
Multi-sensor approach for multi-scale machining defect detection
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- 3D-DIC system with a mesh based approach
3- Laser scanning Kréon
4- Measurement of the test part and results
6- Conclusions and future works
7- References
18 Robotics, Mechatronics and Product Engineering
Definition of a robotic polishing process for aeronautics parts in high strength steel
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Definition of the polishing tests
3- Process control
4- Study of abrasive wheels
5- Study of abrasive disks
6- Conclusion
7- Acknowledgements
8- References
MATERIAL REMOVAL DISTRIBUTION IN ROBOTIZED RANDOM ORBITAL SANDING
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Robotized random orbital sanding
3- MR distribution on the sanding trace
4- MR distribution on a whole trajectory
5 - Discussion
6 - Conclusion
Acknowledgement
References
Harmonic Functions-based Type-2 fuzzy logic controller for autonomous navigation of mobile robots
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Motion planning through the artificial potential fields
3- Mobile robot control
4- Results and experiments
5- Conclusions
7- References
A hybrid force/position control for a 6 DOF parallel testing machine
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Experimental setup and model
3- Control Scheme
4- Results
5- Conclusions
6- Acknowledgment
7- References
Identification of material and joint properties based on the 3D mapping of the Quattro static stiffness
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Construction of stiffness maps by simulation
3- Experimental measurement of stiffness map
4- Structural and material parameter identification
5- Conclusion
6- References
Design graphs for sizing procedures and optimization problems definition of mechatronic systems
Abstract:
1. From models to optimal preliminary design of mechatronics systems
2. State of the art on Sizing procedure representations
3. Sizing procedure definition and design graph
4. Typical problems
5. Conclusion
6. Bibliography
19 Education in Product Engineering
Knowledge discovery from traceability of design projects
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- The nature of knowledge and project memory
3- Knowledge discovery by classification for project memory
4- Example and result
5- Conclusion and discussion
5- References
MULTIDISCIPLINAR APPROACH IN TEACHING INTERFACES DESIGN: A PILOT PROJECT
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Educational framework and objectives
3- Evaluation criteria
4- Benchmarking
5- Conclusions drawn from the experience
6- References
A multidisciplinary PBL-based learning environment for training non-technical skills in the CAD subject
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Motivation and goals
3- A multidisciplinary PBL-based learning environment for the CAD subject
4- Methodology
5- Future Works
6- Conclusions
7- Acknowledgements
8- References
DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY 2.0
Abstract:
1- INTRODUCTION
2- BACKGROUND
3- DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY AND 3D CAD
4.- EXPERIMENTAL PROJECT, SPATIAL VISION
5.- CONCLUSIONS
6.- REFERENCES AND BIBLIOGRAPHY
LEARNING BY DOING- A COOPERATIVE PROJECT BETWEEN THE UNIVERSITY OF ZARAGOZA AND THE SEMILLERO DE IDEAS (THE IDEAS HUB)
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Objectives of the work
3- Development of the collaborative project
4- Evaluation criteria
5- Experience results
6- Advantages and disadvantages of the exercise
7- Conclusions and future improvements
8- References
3D IMMERSIVE ENVIRONMENTS IN HIGHER EDUCATION B-LEARNING IMPLEMENTATIONS. PRELIMINARY RESULTS
Abstract:
1- Blended Learning model
2- 3D immersive environments
3- Objectives
4- Methodology
5- Preliminary results
6- Conclusions
7- Further works
8- Acknowledgments
7- References
Learning dimensional metrology in practice: Students controlling a coordinate measuring machine (CMM) from their computers
Abstract:
1- Introduction
2- Material and methods
3- Results
4- Discussion and conclusions
5- Acknowledgements
6- References
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