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A review of tolerance analysis approaches-II: Monte Carlo similation method, the other methods and industrial applications

Tolerans analiz yaklaşımları- II: Monte Carlo similasyonu metodu, diğer yöntemler ve endüstriyel uygulamalar

Ayşegül GÜLTEKİN
H. Rıza BÖRKLÜ
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33–45
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This paper, as a second part, reviews the research about tolerance analysis, including the method of Monte Carlo Simulation and the other methods not existing in the first part, and examines industrial applications regarding to the subject.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Tolerance concept has critical importance over both design and manufacturing from the point of dimensional variations, functional requirements and production costs.
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Key Findings & Data:Thus, new engineering models and advanced analysis tools have been developed to help design engineers for the establishment of tolerances based upon performance characteristics and manufacturing considerations.
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Abstract

Tolerance concept has critical importance over both design and manufacturing from the point of dimensional variations, functional requirements and production costs. From the point of this view, tolerance analysis is an efficient method that reduces manufacturing time and costs by increasing manufacturability. Thus, new engineering models and advanced analysis tools have been developed to help design engineers for the establishment of tolerances based upon performance characteristics and manufacturing considerations. Tolerance analysis aims at establishing variations of a quantity that should be a function of product's dimensions. This paper, as a second part, reviews the research about tolerance analysis, including the method of Monte Carlo Simulation and the other methods not existing in the first part, and examines industrial applications regarding to the subject.

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Değiştirilebilirlik, fonksiyonel kabiliyet ve maliyet açısından bakıldığında "tolerans" kavramın tasarım ve üretimdeki rolü çok önemli olmaktadır. Bu açıdan, tolerans analizi, üretilebilirliği arttırmak suretiyle üretim maliyetlerinin azaltılmasında etken bir yöntem olarak karşımıza çıkmaktadır. Bu amaçla, performans özelliklerine ve üretim düşüncelerine dayalı tolerans belirlemede, tasarım mühendislerine yardımcı olmak için yeni mühendislik modelleri ve gelişmiş analiz araçları geliştirilmektedir. Ürün boyutlarının bir fonksiyonu olan herhangi bir büyüklüğün değişkenliğini belirlemeyi hedefleyen "Tolerans Analizi" 'nde kullanılan yöntemleri tanıtmayı ve değerlendirmeyi amaçlayan bu makale dizisinin, bu bölümünde, en yaygın metotlardan biri olan "Monte Carlo Simülasyonu Metodu - MCSM", bu dizinin, birinci çalışmasında ele alınmayan farklı yöntemler ve tolerans analizi uygulamaları incelenerek bir değerlendirme yapılmıştır.

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GÜLTEKİN, A., BÖRKLÜ, H. R. (2001). A review of tolerance analysis approaches-II: Monte Carlo similation method, the other methods and industrial applications. Politeknik Dergisi, Cilt: 4 - Sayı: 4, 33–45. https://ajindex.com/articles/306966

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