Tolerance Analysis of Structural Functional Groups

Václav, Vaněk

doi:10.2478/scjme-2025-0042

Abstract

This paper aims to provide designers with more powerful and flexible tolerance analysis (hereafter TA) tools. By using the offered flexible tools, designers will gain knowledge that will enable them to optimize the properties of TA more effectively in an environment of rapid increase in the demands placed on them. This includes ensuring assembly, interchangeability, high accuracy, low production times, low costs and functionality at the required change in operating temperatures.

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Tolerance Analysis of Structural Functional Groups

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