Quality 4.0 – How CAD GD&T Drives Model Based Definition with 3DCS Tolerance Analysis Software
DCS Partners with Quality Digest to Deliver Closed Loop Webinar October 25th
Quality 4.0 connects processes and tools, streamlining modeling creation and collaboration. See how tolerance analysis software validates and optimizes GD&T, simulating a digital twin and providing the risk of failure based on part tolerances and the assembly process. These simulations then feed downstream applications, creating SPC and manager reports and critical to quality features to direct measurement plans and manufacturing. The model continues to provide value by utilizing measured plant data to root cause production issues and testing solutions.
Join Gary Bell, ASME Certified Trainer, as he goes through the Closed Loop process from CAD embedded GD&T to final product problem solving.

What is Closed loop?
3DCS Tolerance Analysis software and QDM SPC Software combine to provide a complete quality solution

1. Predict – to predict non-conformance and build issues through simulation, and then reduce them through iterative design.
2. Plan – to create measurement plans and quality programs based on key quality characteristics found in simulation and tolerance analysis, and then correlate measurement points with CAD points.
3. Find – by automating the collection and standardization of inspection and measurement data, quickly find problems as they begin to happen. Don’t let your manufacturing create batches of bad parts before finding a problem!
4. Resolve – to use both Statistical Process Control (SPC) methods and the CAD model to root cause and resolve issues quickly, and then update the design to keep the issue from reoccurring.
Feed Back Loops – At each stage of the process, data can be fed back into the CAD model and 3DCS Software, using the measurement plan correlation to tie measurement and inspection data to CAD points. This lets users run new analyses with measurement data to validate the design, root cause issues and make design updates.
Reuse Your Data – At the end of the process, all of the data can be easily packaged and used as a basis for future projects, keeping you from having to repeat the same design changes.