Approaching a reliable process simulation for the virtual product development

K. Kose; Bert Rietman; D. Tikhomirov; N. Bessert

Approaching a reliable process simulation for the virtual product development

K. Kose, Bert Rietman, D. Tikhomirov, N. Bessert

University of Twente

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Abstract

In this paper an outline for a strategy to include manufacturing effects in subsequent simulations for the virtual product development from an industrial point of view is given. Especially the conditions for a successful mapping of geometry and results between different applications are discussed. An example shows the significance of the inclusion of previous simulations in the final assessment of a part.

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Kose, K., Rietman, B., Tikhomirov, D., & Bessert, N. (2005). Approaching a reliable process simulation for the virtual product development.

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