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Sensitivity Analysis of Deviation Source for Fast Assembly Precision Optimization

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  • Jianjun Tang
  • Xitian Tian
  • Junhao Geng

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Assembly precision optimization of complex product has a huge benefit in improving the quality of our products. Due to the impact of a variety of deviation source coupling phenomena, the goal of assembly precision optimization is difficult to be confirmed accurately. In order to achieve optimization of assembly precision accurately and rapidly, sensitivity analysis of deviation source is proposed. First, deviation source sensitivity is defined as the ratio of assembly dimension variation and deviation source dimension variation. Second, according to assembly constraint relations, assembly sequences and locating, deviation transmission paths are established by locating the joints between the adjacent parts, and establishing each part’s datum reference frame. Third, assembly multidimensional vector loops are created using deviation transmission paths, and the corresponding scalar equations of each dimension are established. Then, assembly deviation source sensitivity is calculated by using a first-order Taylor expansion and matrix transformation method. Finally, taking assembly precision optimization of wing flap rocker as an example, the effectiveness and efficiency of the deviation source sensitivity analysis method are verified.

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  • Jianjun Tang & Xitian Tian & Junhao Geng, 2014. "Sensitivity Analysis of Deviation Source for Fast Assembly Precision Optimization," Mathematical Problems in Engineering, Hindawi, vol. 2014, pages 1-7, April.
  • Handle: RePEc:hin:jnlmpe:148360
    DOI: 10.1155/2014/148360
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