18441781. METHOD OF PRODUCING STRUCTURE simplified abstract (SUBARU CORPORATION)
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METHOD OF PRODUCING STRUCTURE
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Inventor(s)
Yutaka Yamagishi of Tokyo (JP)
METHOD OF PRODUCING STRUCTURE - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18441781 titled 'METHOD OF PRODUCING STRUCTURE
Simplified Explanation: The patent application describes a method for producing a structure by measuring and adjusting the surfaces of components to ensure proper coupling.
- **Key Features and Innovation:**
- Measuring profiles of surfaces for accurate assembly - Adjusting subcomponents for precise coupling - Estimating changed profiles for improved fit - Recording adjustment data for future reference
- **Potential Applications:**
- Manufacturing industries requiring precise component assembly - Automotive sector for fitting complex parts - Aerospace industry for building intricate structures
- **Problems Solved:**
- Ensures accurate coupling of components - Reduces errors in assembly process - Improves overall structural integrity
- **Benefits:**
- Enhanced precision in component assembly - Reduction in manufacturing defects - Improved overall product quality
- **Commercial Applications:**
- Precision engineering firms - Manufacturing companies producing complex structures - Automotive and aerospace industries
- **Prior Art:**
Research into similar methods of component assembly and surface adjustment in manufacturing processes.
- **Frequently Updated Research:**
Ongoing studies on advanced techniques for precise component coupling in various industries.
Questions about the Method of Producing a Structure: 1. What are the key advantages of using this method in manufacturing processes? 2. How does this method compare to traditional assembly techniques in terms of efficiency and accuracy?
Original Abstract Submitted
A method of producing a structure including a first component, having a first surface, and a second component, having second and third surfaces includes: measuring profiles of the second and third surfaces; measuring profiles of fourth and fifth surfaces of subcomponents; assembling the first component by coupling the subcomponents with adjustment; recording data representing the adjustment; estimating a changed profile of the second surface in case of coupling the third surface to the first surface; determining a coupling position of the third surface to the first surface; and coupling the third surface to the first surface at the determined coupling position. The predetermined contour degree is required for the second surface. The first surface is formed by the fourth surfaces. The fifth surfaces influence a profile of the first surface. The changed profile is estimated based on the profiles of the second to fifth surfaces and the recorded data.
