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... at the time of interest (i.e., the area of the work volume where the machining is occurring) and the model is flexible such that it can be used on any machine configuration. Monolithic machined components are prime candidates for this technology. Revolutionary new designs in the aerospace industry dictate...

... hardens. Finally, it is tested ( 7 8 ). Typically, the adhesive thickness needs to be limited to within 0.1 mm . So it is important to precisely control the adhesive thickness during production. adhesive bonding coatings solar cell arrays aerospace industry electrical products...

.... Smelser. 01 May 2001 01 June 2002 15 04 2003 forming processes elastomers aerospace industry machine tools The aircraft industry is characterized by complex products requiring many different types of parts produced in small lots. Total production numbers for many...

...Daniel F. Walczyk, Assistant Professor, Mem. ASME; Yong-Tai Im, Research Assistant, Mem. ASME An automatically reconfigurable discrete tool (matrix of pins) has been developed and demonstrated for sheet metal part forming and composite part molding in the aerospace industry. A GUI-based control...