CAD Geometry Data Exchange Using STEP: Realisation of Interface Processors: 1 - Brossura

J. Helpenstein, Helmut

 
9783540569022: CAD Geometry Data Exchange Using STEP: Realisation of Interface Processors: 1

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The Product Data Technology Advisory Group, short PDTAG, was established on 30 September 1992 under the auspices of the ESPRIT CIME Division of the Directorate General XIII of the European Commission. Its goals include promoting European cooperation and improving the European infrastructure in Product Data Technology, particularly in connection with the new standard STEP (ISO 10303). The dissemination of information on Product Data Technology and on European contributions to STEP is of crucial importance to this development. The current volume is the first title in a new PDTAG subseries to Springer Publishers' Research Reports ESPRIT. This new subseries intends to form a comprehensive repository of publications on Product Data Technology resulting from ESPRIT Projects and from European contributions to standardisation based on ISO/STEP. PDTAG welcomes the opportunity to make this information more accessible under the format of a coherent subseries within the established framework of Research Reports ESPRIT. Much valuable background on the new international PDT standard can thus be found in the same collection.

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1. Introduction.- 2. Application Protocols and STEP relations.- 2.1 Entity tables and mapping to STEP.- 2.1.1 Objectives for the table of entities.- 2.1.2 The table of native entities mapped to STEP.- 2.1.3 Other CAD model entities which require a STEP model transfer.- 2.1.4 A general association capability.- 2.1.5 Considerations on the attribute association of STEP entities.- 2.2 Work in the ISO and the concept of Application Protocols.- 2.2.1 Overview on CADEX contributions and activities to ISO/STEP.- 2.2.2 The Concept of an Application Protocol.- 2.2.3 Table of contents of an ISO Application Protocol.- 2.2.4 The Mechanical Design Application Protocol concept.- 2.2.5 List of open STEP issues from CADEX point of view.- 2.2.6 Recommendations to STEP.- 2.2.7 Other ISO work.- 2.3 ISO Application Protocols.- 2.3.1 Application Protocol for mechanical design using boundary representation.- 2.3.2 Application Protocol for mechanical design using surface representation.- 2.3.3 Application Protocol for mechanical design using wirefame representation.- 2.3.4 EXPRESS long form of the Product Structure module.- 2.4 Other CADEX Application Protocols.- 2.5 Relationships between Application Protocols.- 2.5.1 Domains of the Application Protocols.- 2.5.2 Conversion between different Application Protocols.- 2.5.3 Shape entites from multiple APs in single files.- 2.5.4 Application Interpreted Constructs.- 3. Common Tool Kit.- 3.1 Introduction.- 3.2 The architecture of the CADEX pre- and postprocessors.- 3.2.1 Overview.- 3.2.2 Description of the architecture.- 3.2.3 Organisation of the development.- 3.3 Technical description.- 3.3.1 IDS.- 3.3.2 Scanner and parser.- 3.3.3 Formatter.- 3.3.4 Checker.- 3.3.5 Statistics tools.- 3.3.6 Conversion tools.- 3.3.6.1 General remarks on conversion tools.- 3.3.6.2 Conversion tools by SI.- 3.3.6.3 Conversion tools by GfS.- 3.3.6.4 Conversion tools by FEGS Ltd.- 3.4 User’s Guide.- 3.4.1 IDS.- 3.4.2 Scanner and parser.- 3.4.3 Formatter.- 3.4.4 Checker.- 3.4.5 Statistics tools.- 3.4.6 User’s guide of SI tools.- 3.4.7 User’s guide of GfS tools.- 3.4.8 User’s guide of FEGS tools.- 4. Development of Processors.- 4.1 Det Norske Veritas Research.- 4.1.1 Introduction.- 4.1.2 Processor architecture.- 4.1.3 Post-processor backend.- 4.1.4 Post-processor conversion.- 4.1.5 Pre-processor frontend.- 4.1.6 Available processors.- 4.1.7 Future.- 4.1.8 Examples.- 4.2 DISEL.- 4.2.1 Introduction.- 4.2.2 Development environment.- 4.2.3 Processors description.- 4.3 FEGS Ltd.- 4.3.1 Introduction.- 4.3.2 The status of FAM.- 4.3.3 The processors that have been developed.- 4.3.4 Requirements to the processors.- 4.3.5 System architecture.- 4.3.6 User interface and software operation.- 4.3.7 Transfer between IDS and FAM.- 4.3.8 Conversions between IDS and FAM.- 4.3.9 Conversions between STEP entities on IDS.- 4.3.10 The support of the boundary-representation AP, ISO 10303-204.- 4.3.11 The support of the surface AP, ISO 10303-205.- 4.3.12 The support of the wire frame AP, ISO 10303-206.- 4.3.13 The support of the compound b-rep AP.- 4.3.14 Current status.- 4.3.15 The experience gained in the project.- 4.3.16 Future plans, FAM and FAMexchange..- 4.4 Gesellschaft für Strukturanalyse.- 4.4.1 Introduction.- 4.4.2 Models to be covered.- 4.4.3 Functionality.- 4.4.4 Implementation and Test.- 4.5 Hewlett-Packard.- 4.5.1 Introduction.- 4.5.2 HP’s ME30 STEP pre-processor.- 4.5.3 HP’s SolidDesigner STEP post-processor..- 4.5.4 HP’s SolidDesigner STEP pre-processor.- 4.5.5 Examples of model exchange.- 4.5.6 References.- 4.6 ISYKON and PROCAD.- 4.6.1 Introduction.- 4.6.2 The pre-processors.- 4.6.3 The post-processors.- 4.6.4 The dialogue language.- 4.6.5 Integrated test tools.- 4.6.6 Summary.- 4.7 ITALCAD.- 4.7.1 Introduction.- 4.7.2 Processor architecture.- 4.7.3 Processors built.- 4.7.4 Implementation and test.- 4.8 Kongsberg 3D Partner A.S.- 4.8.1 Introduction.- 4.8.2 System architecture.- 4.8.3 Pre-processor implementation.- 4.8.4 Post-processor implementation.- 4.8.5 Error and log handling.- 4.8.6 Testing.- 4.8.8 Comments and exploitation of results.- 4.9 Senter for Industriforskning.- 4.9.1 Summary and applicable documents.- 4.9.2 The SISL system.- 4.9.3 Requirements for the SISL-STEP interface.- 4.9.4 Architecture of the SISL-STEP processors.- 4.9.5 General information on the SISL-STEP processors.- 4.9.6 Processor details.- 4.10 Siemens-Nixdorf-Informationssysteme.- 4.10.1 Overview.- 4.10.2 System and processor architecture.- 4.10.3 Processor for SF-AP.- 4.10.4 Processor for BRep-AP.- 5. Test and Validation.- 5.1 Introduction.- 5.2 User acceptance testing.- 5.2.1 The user roles in CADEX.- 5.2.2 Types of tests.- 5.2.3 Test data.- 5.2.4 Test procedures.- 5.2.5 Software tool support.- 5.3 Conformance testing.- 5.3.1 Introduction and definition.- 5.3.2 Motivation for performing conformance testing.- 5.3.3 Influence of the CEC funded CTS2 project.- 5.3.4 Types of tests.- 5.3.5 AP conformance requirements.- 5.3.6 AP test purposes.- 5.3.7 Test data and procedures.- 5.4 The FIAT test library.- 5.4.1 Choice of the models.- 5.4.2 Model generation description (MGD).- 5.4.3 Data transfer evaluation criteria.- 5.5 Test plan and results.- 5.5.1 Test plan.- 5.5.2 Test results of Gesellschaft für Strukturanalyse..- 5.5.3 Test results of Siemens Nixdorf..- 5.5.4 Test results of Senter for Industriforskning.- 5.5.5 Test results of Kongsberg 3D Partner A.S.- 5.5.6 Test results of Italcad.- 5.5.7 Test results of Procad and Isykon.- 5.5.8 Test results of Hewlett Packard.- 5.5.9 Test results of DISEL.- 5.6 Bibliography.

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ISBN 10:  0387569022 ISBN 13:  9780387569024
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