journal article·2008-04

Interaction between machining and new fixturing principles for aerospace structures

J. Leopold, A. Poppitz, M. Klärner, A.-K. Schmidt, J. Berger

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Abstract

Automated assembly is generally confined to mass production environments such as the manufacture of cars and white goods. Even in this environment high-level automated assembly is restricted to the OEMs where production volumes are high and flexibility and the ability to quickly reconfigure systems are not major drivers.
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OpenAlex topics: Manufacturing Process and Optimization · Engineering Technology and Methodologies · Material Properties and Applications

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1. J. Leopold, D. Clauß, M. Klärner, M. Baldoli, A. Merlo, M. Gimenez, B. Larranga, Investigations to New Fixturing Principles for Aerospace Structures, Proceedings of the APT’07: International Conference on Applied Production Technology, pp. 173–189, 09/2007