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2015
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Method for automated structuring of product data and its applications

Adolphy, Sebastian; Grosser, Hendrik; Kirsch, Lucas; Stark, Rainer

Product structures represent the data backbone for through-life management of complex systems. Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) Systems are used to maintain product structures and track product changes. However, in maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) product composition often is unknown when MRO service providers are not the original manufacturers. Thus, MRO processes start with an exhaustive product diagnosis to identify elements to be maintained or replaced. Existing 3D scanning and data post processing methods have to be improved to acquire structured product data. This paper presents a method for automated derivation of product structures from 3D assembly models.
product structuregraph theoryproduct data managementreverse engineering3D scanning
Published in: Procedia CIRP, 10.1016/j.procir.2015.07.063, Elsevier
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