An open FBD system for generalized orthohedral components - Kulkarni, Yogesh
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This book proposes a feature-based design approach for three dimensional block structured components with generalized orthohedral geometry. The component is viewed as a collection of blocks connected by topological links. The geometry and topology are explicitly defined. The geometry of the feature consists of an external shape and an internal shape, while the topology is modeled using a graph. The basic external shape of each block in a component is a rectangular parallelopiped which fixes overall size and location of the block. Using the idea of encapsulation, families of blocks with di…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This book proposes a feature-based design approach for three dimensional block structured components with generalized orthohedral geometry. The component is viewed as a collection of blocks connected by topological links. The geometry and topology are explicitly defined. The geometry of the feature consists of an external shape and an internal shape, while the topology is modeled using a graph. The basic external shape of each block in a component is a rectangular parallelopiped which fixes overall size and location of the block. Using the idea of encapsulation, families of blocks with di erent internal shapes can be developed; all these internal shapes are assumed to be encapsulated in a block with rectangular external shape. The simple nature of the external shapes makes it easier to define operations like create, addition/deletion of blocks, topological connectivity specifications, etc. The internal shape provides the necessary information for geometry specific operations suchas display, volume computation, etc. Dimensioning and tolerancing support is provided using a graph representation.
Autorenporträt
Yogesh Kulkarni has more than 15 years of experience with CAD Software Development (PTC, SDRC, UGS and Autodesk) so far. He has a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering from College of Engineering Pune (COEP) and Kansas State University, respectively. He is currently enrolled as a PhD student at COEP, India.