Modelling of ceramic products via computer aided design programmes and practice of an urinal
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Abstract (EN)
The concept of computer aided design (CAD) is an important system which is used for product design and development in today?s industry (facilities.) My work includes, the definition of computer aided design and drafting, the basic methods of designing ceramic products and the conveniences of using these products during design phases.In our age, computers are started to be used in almost all means of industry corporations thus they take place in every stage of product design and manifacturing. Thanks to the systems of computer aided design, which have been taking part nearly about fifteen years in our ceramic industry, the quality of products and the proficiency of manufacturing have raised, with the interactive communication between the designer and the computer, considerable developments have been observed.Under the light of the above given information, my work is aimed to show via practices on a designed work, the analysis methods of the prepared models and the use of computer systems during the production process of ceramic products which are produced by industrial corporations.
Author
Efe Türkel
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Efe Türkel (Proficiency in Art Thesis). Modelling of ceramic products via computer aided design programmes and practice of an urinal, 2008, Dokuz Eylül University.
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