journal article·2008

Integrated CAD/CAM and numerical simulation based on subdivision methods

L.D. Wang

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Abstract

CAD, CAM, and Finite/Boundary Element Methods (FEM/BEM) are advanced techniques in geometric design, manufacturing, and numerical simulation. Traditionally, CAD, CAM, and FEM/BEM are often treated as separate modules, which include continuous parametric models and discrete models. Due to the different representations, the post-processing in CAD or the pre-processing in CAM and numerical simulation is essential. The transitions from CAD to CAM and numerical simulation require substantial effort, and errors are inevitably introduced. In this paper, a novel framework of realising the subdivision-based seamless integration of CAD/CAM and numerical simulation was first presented. A unified representation was created with the subdivision method.
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OpenAlex topics: Advanced Numerical Analysis Techniques · Manufacturing Process and Optimization · Robotic Mechanisms and Dynamics

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