3-D Model Reconstruction and Mold Flow Simulation for an Existing Shaped Part

Dar Yuan Chang; Jia Yuan Chang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.620.65

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3-D Model Reconstruction and Mold Flow Simulation for an Existing Shaped Part

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This study presents a 3-D model reconstruction method using a multiple coordinate measurement machine that includes a touch-trigger probe and image detection. Control points of the feature curves of an existing shaped part and geometric data of engineering features are first measured, and then the 3-D model is reconstructed in forward design procedure by the common CAD software ‘Pro/E’. This study also develops finite element models based on the 3-D model built to conduct mold flow simulations by the simulating system ‘Moldflow’. A joystick with two cases was adopted as the illustrated case. Final, actual rapid prototyping (RP) models were fabricated for model examination.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 620)

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August 2014

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Dar Yuan Chang*, Jia Yuan Chang

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Coordinate Measurement Machine, Mold Flow Simulation, Reverse Engineering

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