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Comparative Datuming and Hanging Strategies of Doors: A Benchmark Study
Technical Paper
2002-01-2005
ISSN: 0148-7191, e-ISSN: 2688-3627
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Abstract
This paper discusses the results of a door benchmark study performed on 14 vehicles. The major focus is on the selection of datums or reference points and its impact on the product quality of the door system. The results indicate that there can be a relationship between datum utilization and quality metrics at any stage in the production process. Specific examples show the impact of various strategies on product performance.
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Authors
- Emilio Brahmst - Center for Automotive Research (CAR), Part of the Altarum Institute
- Richard Gerth - Center for Automotive Research (CAR), Part of the Altarum Institute
- Jay Baron - Center for Automotive Research (CAR), Part of the Altarum Institute
- Steve Geddes - Center for Automotive Research (CAR), Part of the Altarum Institute
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Brahmst, E., Gerth, R., Baron, J., and Geddes, S., "Comparative Datuming and Hanging Strategies of Doors: A Benchmark Study," SAE Technical Paper 2002-01-2005, 2002, https://doi.org/10.4271/2002-01-2005.Also In
References
- Gerth, Richard Baron, J. Brahmst, J. Geddes, E S. 2002 Comparative Dimensional Quality of Doors: a Benchmarking Study Int. Body Engineering Conf. Soc. For Automotive Engineering Paris, France June 9-11 2002