A scientific point of view of a simple industrial tolerancing process
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CHARPENTIER, FrédéricBALLU, AlexPAILHES, JérômeAbstract
The purpose of this paper is to decipher the process of modelling driving to the product behaviour simulation. A simple example of simulation, tolerance stackup, allows illustrating this process. The tolerance stackup is used daily in industry, however, designers do they know exactly what they do? Are they aware of the assumptions they are introducing? To answer to these questions, concepts of GeoSpelling and of GPS ISO standards such as skin model, operations, operators and other concept are introduced such as finite and infinite models.
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