Season 3 [Fusion] Chapter 8: Overcoming the Barriers of Tolerance and Manufacturing Variation — Geometric Tolerancing (GD&T) and Digital Twins of Mechanical Behavior
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Revolutionizing Design Common Sense: The Limits of Ideal Model (Nominal Value) Analysis and the Latest Evaluation Methods Incorporating "Variability"
Even if a "perfect 3D model" on a CAD screen is deemed problem-free, micron-level machining and assembly variability that occurs in actual manufacturing environments can lead to catastrophic issues such as damage or seizing of mass-produced items.
This article explains a next-generation evaluation process that integrates geometric tolerancing (GD&T), ThinkDesign's unique modeling engine "GSM (Global Shape Modeling)," and structural analysis. It instantaneously generates "tolerance limit models" and "distortion models" for pressed and molded products, which are prone to collapse in history-dependent CAD, without failure, and fully visualizes edge loading and localized stress concentrations during the design phase.
We propose a true manufacturing capability that breaks away from the conventional excessive design of "blindly increasing precision and skyrocketing costs," optimally controlling tolerances and costs while deciphering the flow of forces.

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