Creation of Part classification/Family system

Creation of Part classification/Family system

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Creation of Part classification/Family system

Anonymous
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Hi,

 

       Has anyone created a part family classification system. such that with a few inputs I can pull up a

almost closely identical try to model/modify  in Fusion 360/Inventor.  There was a system created by GM years ago to model driveline shafts and other related parts, it was a coding system but it had limits.

I have not seen anything that can work with created geometry and describe the part  like latin taxonomy.

 

Has there been any studies in academia for part family naming system, I heard a company was calling itself the google of parts? mid year last year sometime  but no news about it lately

jeff strater - any ideas?

 

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Addendum,

         The most powerful purpose CAD design can have is to reuse engineering over and over again.

to save time and money. The implementation of part family/classification system. is to capture old design and features and save hours of modeling and drawing time making different products somewhat similar. I found in industry -how many times did I want to model a part that looked  like something I have see before?  "Hey Joe  that manifold cover used in our swash-p pump design is what I want to use in my quick recip-actuator except resize it with smaller pockets". 

This part family system as devised from cad data- can work across systems. Not dependent from a pre-established design. ie   longer length part family The software extracts all identities and puts them in specific order for easy searching.

 

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James.Youmatz
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Hi @Anonymous ,

 

Sorry for the delay in reaching you. We don't have any inbuilt categorization to that level of complexity, and unsure of what exists out there. I just wanted to answer based on what I know. You may be able to achieve close to what you want depending on how you name/number your files and use the Derive operation.

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