Reverse Engineering Tehnique Applied for Manufacturing Thin Wall Plastic Parts

Andrei Pop; Andrei Adam; Adrian Pop

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.772.212

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Reverse Engineering Tehnique Applied for Manufacturing Thin Wall Plastic Parts

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Development of design software in the last two decades has led to marketing products with complex shapes; which, cannot be materialized without the aid of the computer. For some product development processes, reverse engineering (RE) allows generating surface models by three-dimensional scanning techniques, and consequently this methodology permits to manufacture different parts and tools , shortening the development time. The paper presents a redesign process applied on a thin walled plastic component using the Reverse Engineering technique. The part was scanned, modified and subject to simulations that will certity the flow and filling of the cavity.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 772)

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Andrei Pop, Andrei Adam*, Adrian Pop

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3D Scanning, Mold Flow Simulation, Product Design, Reverse Engineering

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