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A proposition of 3D inertial tolerancing to consider the statistical combination of the location and orientation deviations

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  • Pierre-Antoine Adragna
  • Serge Samper
  • Maurice Pillet

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Tolerancing of assembly mechanisms is a major interest in the product life cycle. One can distinguish several models with growing complexity, from 1-dimensional (1D) to 3-dimensional (3D) (including form deviations), and two main tolerancing assumptions, the worst case and the statistical hypothesis. This paper presents an approach to 3D statistical tolerancing using a new acceptance criterion. Our approach is based on the 1D inertial acceptance criterion that is extended to 3D and form acceptance. The modal characterisation is used to describe the form deviation of a geometry as the combination of elementary deviations (location, orientation and form). The proposed 3D statistical tolerancing is applied on a simple mechanism with lever arm. It is also compared to the traditional worst-case tolerancing using a tolerance zone.

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  • Pierre-Antoine Adragna & Serge Samper & Maurice Pillet, 2010. "A proposition of 3D inertial tolerancing to consider the statistical combination of the location and orientation deviations," International Journal of Product Development, Inderscience Enterprises Ltd, vol. 10(1/2/3), pages 26-45.
    • Handle: RePEc:ids:ijpdev:v:10:y:2010:i:1/2/3:p:26-45
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