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Research on Knowledge-Based Virtual Assembly Planning

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In order to find an optimum assembly sequence in engineering design domain, a knowledge-based virtual assembly approach was put forward. Virtual assembly design environment was also introduced, and knowledge representation models for virtual assembly rules and cases are introduced and studied respectively. A side-center virtual assembly method was applied to avoid the occurrence of assembly interference. Finally, a case was employed to demonstrate the practicality of knowledge-based virtual assembly planning.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 10-12)

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435-439

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.10-12.435

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December 2007

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Bin Wang, D.F. Liu, P. Wang, Q.S. Xie

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Case Retrieval, Knowledge Representation, Virtual Assembly Planning

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