Powertrain Applications for Rapid Prototyping, Fabrication and Tooling in Motorsports

983091

11/16/1998

Event
Motorsports Engineering Conference & Exposition
Authors Abstract
Content
Rapid Prototyping, Fabrication and Tooling is a process that blends a series of technologies (machines, tools, and methods) capable of generating physical objects directly from a CAD database. The process dramatically reduces the time spent during product development by allowing for fast visualization, verification, iteration, optimization, and fabrication of parts and tools. Many new techniques of tooling have been and are being developed by using rapid fabricated parts. These are having a dramatic impact on both timing and costs throughout the automotive industry. One area that these methods can be utilized to their full potential is motorsports. Of particular interest is the growing use of bridge tooling to provide first article through production intent parts that promote cost effective changes.
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DOI
https://doi.org/10.4271/983091
Pages
8
Citation
Howard, K., "Powertrain Applications for Rapid Prototyping, Fabrication and Tooling in Motorsports," SAE Technical Paper 983091, 1998, https://doi.org/10.4271/983091.
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Published
Nov 16, 1998
Product Code
983091
Content Type
Technical Paper
Language
English