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198 Reverse Engineering – Recent Advances and Applications BEFORE AFTER Name: Base Material: Stainless Steel Manufacture: Laser cutting, bending, machining and welding. Function/feature: device to be mounted in the side door. It works as a knocker to stop rotating the drive system, ensure different stage of positioning for the set through the holes and supports other parts of the system. Name: rotating component Material: Bronze Manufacture: machining Function/device: it gets the rotating handle movement and locks the oven door through the conical propeller-shaped shaft. Name: Machined Allen screw Material: Steel Manufacture: machining Function/feature: machined part serve for fitting the screw fly; it ensures he attachment of the nonrotating component at the base, keeping the clearance for the movement. Name: Screw fly Material: Steel Manufacture: On the market Function/feature: screwed into the rotating component with the function of limiting the movement of the machined Allen screw, precisely by the machine part. Name: Base Proposed material: Steel Proposed manufacturing: Foundry Function/feature: device to be mounted on the door from inside. It works as a knocker to stop rotating drive system, in addition to host the return spring, nylon bushing component of the spin and snap ring. Name: Rotating component Proposed material: Steel Proposed manufacturing: Foundry Function/feature: it remains inside the base of the lock; it moves fast returning springs, it is limited by rotating movements with knockers, it makes connection between the handle and the locking system. Name: Snap ring Proposed material: Steel Proposed manufacture: on the market Function/feature: it ensures the positioning of the rotating components within the base, while keeping the clearance for the movement. Name: Base of the shaft/spring Proposed material: Steel Proposed manufacture: Foundry Function/feature: fixed on the spinning component through the screw. It ensures the positioning of the shaft/spring, so that it remains the same with the necessary deformation for the locking function.
Integrating Reverse Engineering and Design for Manufacturing and Assembly in Products Redesigns: Results of Two Action Research Studies in Brazil 199 BEFORE AFTER Name: Conical shaft locking component Material: Plastic Manufacture: Foundry Function/feature: set on the side panel with the function of holding the propellershaped shaft and through friction, limits the movement and seals the oven chamber. Name: Washer Material: Brass Manufacture: Machining Function/feature: washer function. Name: Plate washer Material: Steel Manufacture: on the market Function/feature: to ensure there is no slack in the machined Allen screw and also allows its sliding. Name: Allen screw Material: Steel Manufacture: on the market Function/feature: to fix the handle on the rotating component. Name: Sphere Material: Steel Manufacture: on the market Function/feature: It remains housed in the rotating component, partially occupying the base holes, at the moment the locking function happens at every stage. Name: Two-staged locking screw Proposed material: Steel Proposed manufacture: Foundry and machining Function/feature: fixed in the oven frontal side. It ensures a complete sealing of the oven chamber or a relief stage for releasing steams. Name: Washer Proposed material: Steel Proposed manufacture: On the market Function/feature: Beyond the function of washer, it is used on the two staged lock to ensure positioning adjustment. Name: Bushing Proposed material: Nylon Proposed manufacture: Machining Function/feature: to ensure the rotating component positioning inside the base and avoid the friction between both. Name: Allen Screw Proposed material: Steel Proposed manufacture: to fix the shaft/spring base on the rotating component, through the nut on the handle, which will be fixed on the set at this moment. Name: Shaft/spring Proposed material: Stainless steel and spring steel. Proposed manufacture: machining and spring adjustment. Function/feature: next to the two stages lock, it allows the complete sealing of the oven or the lock in the second stage, which allows the door to be relieved for the release of steams.
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Contents Preface IX Part 1 Software
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Preface Introduction In the recent
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