Tolerance Optimization for Assembly Systems Based on Quality Requirements Using State Space Model

Hai Li; Hai Ping Zhu; Bo Xing Liu; Pei Gen Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.472.985

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Tolerance Optimization for Assembly Systems Based on Quality Requirements Using State Space Model

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The paper proposed a new systematic method to construct the functional relationship between product quality and tolerances. In the method, a unified user-defined tolerance model is designed to synthesize different kinds of tolerances using 3-D state space model; a deviation propagation model is proposed to analyze the quality-tolerance function. Particularly, the method is suitable for any kinds of tolerances and quality requirements. The method is successfully applied to the turbo-generator stator-core lamination auto-assembly project, and Monte Carlo method is used to simulate the quality performance and optimize the target tolerances.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 472)

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985-989

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January 2014

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Hai Li, Hai Ping Zhu, Bo Xing Liu, Pei Gen Li

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Assembly Systems, Monte Carlo, Quality Requirements, State Space Model, Tolerance Optimization

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