Method for determining fixture adjustment, body-in-white welding method and automatic fixture system
An adjustment volume, body-in-white technology, applied in control/adjustment systems, general control systems, welding equipment, etc., to solve problems such as inability to make predictive adjustments, inability to effectively archive, and rework of body-in-white dimensions.
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[0081] figure 1 A flow chart of a multi-station welding process is shown. With the help of this diagram, the accumulation of deviations in the body-in-white welding process can be described. exist figure 1 The 1st station to the Nth station of the welding process are shown in . At these N stations in total, the individual parts provided by the supplier enter the welding process from station 1. The initial manufacturing deviation is brought in from here and recorded as x 0 . The fixture adjustment amount of the first station is denoted as u 1 , other deviations not expressed in the model, such as production process disturbances, are recorded as w 1 , after the assembly process at the first station, the dimensional deviation of the sub-total layer formed by a single piece is recorded as x 1 . The sub-assembly then enters the next station for assembly. Such dimensional deviations are transmitted and accumulated in the same way in each station, and all the single pieces a...
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