Virtual Assembly System Based on PRO/E and Topological Relationship

J.L. Song

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.455.6

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Virtual Assembly System Based on PRO/E and Topological Relationship

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Aimed at building up the virtual assembly for the mechanical system for applications in workshop, with fundamental component lib made by PRO/E modules. Principle of the virtual assembly on PRO/E and topological relationship was put forward and employed for the system as the base. Detailed constraint relations and topological relation were researched in Cartesian coordinate system for guiding wheel consisting of eleven main components. Virtual testing for the assembly quality was provided with the tolerance and fit features of the mating surfaces.

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December 2010

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J.L. Song

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Component Lib, Mechanical System, Topology, Virtual Assembly

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