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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering 2007 No.4GENERATING OPTIMIZED ASSEMBLY SEQUENCE BY VIRTUAL REALITY AND BIONIC ALGORITHM

GENERATING OPTIMIZED ASSEMBLY SEQUENCE BY VIRTUAL REALITY AND BIONIC ALGORITHM

 

XIA Pingjun  YAO Yingxue  LIU Jiangsheng  LI Jianguang

(School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin 150001)

 

Abstract: Assembly sequence planning can be accomplished by using automated or interactive approaches, both kinds of approach have limitations. A new method to generate optimized assembly sequence is presented by combining virtual reality and bionic algorithm. Geometry constraint based virtual assembly environment is set up, and the precedence constraint relationships between parts are generated by virtual disassembly and represented by defining a precedence constraint table. Then, Ant colony optimization algorithm is applied to generate initial optimized assembly sequence. This sequence is simulated, evaluated and optimized in virtual environment. During the assembly process new precedence constraints and evaluation rules will be recognized considering part accessibility and tool verification, a more practical and optimal assembly sequence is then replaned, and once again evaluated by virtual assembly simulation. This is an iterative process until the best assembly sequence is obtained. An application case is studied to demon-strate the effectiveness of the method.

Key words: Virtual reality Ant colony optimization algorithm Assembly sequence optimizing

CLC No: TP391.9

总装“十五”计划预研资助项目(41318.1.1.2). Received 20060528, received in revised form 20061204

 
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