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This document outlines the phases of fixture design: Phase I involves selecting pertinent items like part drawings, operations, machine selection, operator considerations, safety, and developing initial design concepts. Phase II is the selection of the ideal concept from Phase I, which undergoes cost analysis and evaluation. Phase III is the completion of the design, including primary tool design, alternate designs, and evaluation and final decision, along with execution of shop drawings.

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Ch. 02 Phases of Fixture Design: Select Pertinent Select Pertinent Select Pertinent Select Pertinent

This document outlines the phases of fixture design: Phase I involves selecting pertinent items like part drawings, operations, machine selection, operator considerations, safety, and developing initial design concepts. Phase II is the selection of the ideal concept from Phase I, which undergoes cost analysis and evaluation. Phase III is the completion of the design, including primary tool design, alternate designs, and evaluation and final decision, along with execution of shop drawings.

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CH.

02 PHASES OF FIXTURE DESIGN

P
Part details Operation classification
Equipment selectionOperator criteria H
A
SE

I
Select pertinent itemsSelect pertinent itemsSelect pertinent itemsSelect pertinent items

Initial design concept


P
H
Discarded ideas A
S
E
Cost analysis and evaluation
2

P
Primary tool design Alternate 1 tool design
Alternate 2 tool design H
A
SE

3
Evaluation and final decision
Completion of design, execution of shop drawings

Figure 2.1 Phases of fixture design


2.1.1 Phase I
1. Part drawing:
2. Type of operation:
3. Machine study:
4. Operator consideration:
5. Safety
6. Manufacture, Maintenance, Handling, and Storage of fixtures
7. Shop layout:
8. Develop number of concepts:

2.1.2 Phase II
We have to Selection of ideal concepts from the phase I study. Make cost analysis of the same
design. Ideal concept should give the desired output quality. Also consider manufacturability of
fixture parts. Design should be made for assembly. Modify all assembly layout detail views as:

 Easy to assemble

 Easy to manufacture

 Easy to use

 Easy to maintain.

 Economic

 Easy to transport
1.5 Clamping Principles
Productivity and operators fatigue:
Clamping forces:
Positioning of clamps:

1.4 Locating Principles


datum, supporting surfaces,

Other design considerations


Commonisation of subassemblies:
manufacturing requirements, operating constraints, process variables, Poka yoke

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