Introduction to Digital Manufacturing - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

1 / 15
About This Presentation
Title:

Introduction to Digital Manufacturing

Description:

Introduction to Digital Manufacturing – PowerPoint PPT presentation

Number of Views:98
Avg rating:3.0/5.0
Slides: 16
Provided by: brandon82
Category:

less

Transcript and Presenter's Notes

Title: Introduction to Digital Manufacturing


1
Introduction to Digital Manufacturing
Module 1 The Basic Terms
Vukica Jovanovic Mechanical Engineering
Technology
2
Product Related Data Goes Digital
  • Unit 1

3
Digital vs. Paper-Based Data
  • People are getting more connected
  • Through Internet or local area networks
  • Digital data instead of paper-based data

4
Product Related Data
  • Initial brainstorming ideation phase
  • Artistic design sketches
  • Blueprints
  • Assembly drawings
  • Manufacturing plans
  • Assembly manuals
  • Service and maintenance documents
  • Cost estimations

5
Blueprints
  • Type of
  • paper-based reproduction usually
  • of a technical drawing
  • documenting
  • an architecture or
  • an engineering design
  • The term "blueprint"
  • the visual aspects of prints
  • contact printing process of cyanotype

6
Computer-Aided Design Drawings
  • More recently, designs created using
    Computer-Aided Design techniques may be
    transferred as a
  • digital file directly to
  • computer printer
  • plotter
  • In some applications paper is avoided
  • work and analysis is done
  • directly from digital displays

eDrawings Viewer
Hand sketch
CAD drawing
CAD 3D model
7
Digital Product Related Data
  • Part and Assembly Modeling
  • Surface Creation Editing Tools
  • 2D/3D Drafting Detailing
  • Photo-realistic Rendering (Materials,
    Environment)
  • Display and Visualization
  • Camera-based Animation
  • Import/Export
  • Object and Group Properties
  • Material
  • Center of Gravity
  • Volume
  • Weight
  • Density
  • Moments of Inertia

8
Cost vs. the Whole Product Lifecycle
  • It is not just the COST that matters
  • Changes in the whole product lifecycle
  • should be considered
  • not just the adjustments related to
  • savings
  • increasing productivity
  • cut of the production expenses

ITEA Standards for Technological Literacy
9
Implementing Changes
  • Product structure can be complex
  • Hard to implement changes which
  • affect production
  • need lot of time
  • recourses
  • finances

10
Product Changes Constantly
  • Designing a product
  • for manufacturability assembly
  • involves collaboration among various engineers
  • needs to be documented

11
Sharing the Data
  • Information needs to be accurate
  • Faster than it was before digital era

Teamcenter
Enovia
PTC Pro/E Intralink
12
Information Mirroring Model
Data
Real Space
Virtual Space
Information
Process
VS1
VS2
VSn
Source Grieves, M. (2006). Product Lifecycle
Management Driving the Next Generation of Lean
Thinking. New York, McGraw-Hill.
13
Manufacturing Processes
  • from row material to final product (mechanical
    part)

Supported by CAD/CAM/CAE
14
References
  • Adobe software plays vital role for Orange County
    Choppers and the popular television show
    "American Chopper" , Retrieved in November 2007
    from lthttp//www.adobe.com/motion/orangecountycho
    ppers.htmlgt.
  •  Xenon, 3D Power and finesse without constraints,
    Retrieved in November 2007 from
    lthttp//www.ashlar.com/sections/products/xenon/xen
    on_spec_070529.htmlgt.
  •  Blueprint, Retrieved in November 2007 from
    lthttp//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Openplangt.
  • Drawing Conventions, Hand Sketch, Retrieved in
    November 2007 from lthttp//www.nesseth.com/conver
    t2.htmgt.
  •  From PC to Universal Bianries with Xcode
    SolidWorks Brings eDrawings to MAC OS X, Lesson
    1 Collaboration Means Cross-Platform, Retrieved
    in November 2007 from lthttp//developer.apple.com
    /business/macmarket/edrawings.htmlgt.
  •  ENOVIA VPLM helps you leverage intellectual
    property throughout the product development
    process, Retrieved in November 2007 from
    lthttp//www-306.ibm.com/software/applications/plm/
    enovia/gt.
  •  SimEnterprise Productivity for the Engineering
    Enterprise, Retrieved in November 2007 from
    lthttp//www.mscsoftware.com/products/products.cfm?
    Q132Z149gt.
  •  Digital manufacturing for automotive Suppliers,
    Retrieved in November 2007 from
    lthttp//www.ugs.com/en_us/Images/wp_tec_auto_suppl
    ier_dig_tcm53-4928.pdfgt.
  •  PTC Pro/E Intralink, The essential tool for
    workgroups managing Pro/ENGINEER data, Retrieved
    in November 2007 from lthttp//www.ptc.com/WCMS/fi
    les/51698/en/2413_Intralink9_DS_EN.pdfgt.
  • Teamcenter, Retrieved in November 2007 from
    lthttp//www.plm.automation.siemens.com/en_us/produ
    cts/teamcenter/solutions_by_product/index.shtmlgt.
  • Digital Manufacturing Research Center, Retrieved
    in November 2007 from lthttp//www.aist.go.jp/aist
    _e/research_units/research_center/digital_mfg/digi
    tal_mfg_main.htmlgt.

15
Acknowledgments
The author wishes to acknowledge the support from
the Workforce Innovation in Regional Economic
Development (WIRED) Opportunity Fund for North
Central Indiana DOL Grant Agreement
HG-15848-07-60 for Development of Integrated
Digital Manufacturing Curriculum.
The author wishes to acknowledge the support from
the National Science Foundation Advanced
Technology Education Program, NSF Grant 0603362
for Midwest Coalition for Comprehensive Design
Education.
Write a Comment
User Comments (0)
About PowerShow.com