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Proceedings - Shape Modeling International SMI 2004
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Decomposition of complex models for manufacturing
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abstract: This paper presents a feature recognition (FR) technique that separates protrusions bounded by freeform surface geometry. The method can also generate complementary male/female assembly features at the interface between components. A novel heuristic that uses edge curvature continuity is applied to direct the search and the construction of protrusion boundaries. The result is represented as a cellular model. The objective is to manufacture complex prototype assemblies on multi-axis machining centres. After describing the algorithm and presenting some examples of its application the paper concludes by discussing the approaches limitations.
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freetext keyword: Complex models; Edge curvature; Freeform surface geometry; Protrusions; Algorithms; Boundary conditions; Interfaces (computer); Machining; Manufacture; Software prototyping; Surface properties; Topology; Pattern recognition
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