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  • Publication
    Modellieren von Verbindungselementen
    ( 1995)
    Krause, F.-L.
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    Tittel, F.
    In modern CAD systems it is necessary to simulate connections of components in several steps. Connecting elements, such as screws, rivets and the like, must be simulated as indivi- dual parts, while modifications have to be made on the geometry of the parts to be connected, such as the carrying out of bores. Only then such parts will be combined to form an assembly group. This article introduces a method that permits connections to be handled as an element within a feature-based modeling system.
  • Publication
    Product modeling
    ( 1993)
    Krause, F.-L.
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    Kimura, F.
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    Kjellberg, T.
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    Lu, S.C.-Y.
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    Tipnis, V.A.
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    Alting, L.
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    ElMaraghy, H.A.
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    Eversheim, W.
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    Weck, M.
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    Iwata, K.
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    Suh, N.P.
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    Wolf, A.C.H. van der
    One of the most challenging tasks in the engineering profession is to develop new products, that have the shortest lead-time, highest quality and lowest costs with optimal life-cycle consideration. The issue of product modeling is at the center of various new product development paradigms designed to meet this challenge, and, therefore, has received major attentions from application and research communities. Due to the fast developments of computer and information technologies and the increasing demands of competitiveness and productivity, the scopes and approaches of product modeling have evolved rapidly in recent years. This paper presents an overview of the state-of-the-art and practice of product modeling in terms of product models and process chains, and suggests some important issues for further investigation.