In a multi-operational machining process (MMP), the final product variation is an accumulation or stack-up of variation from all machining operations. Modeling and control of the variation propagation is essential to improve product dimensional quality. This paper presents a state space model and its modeling strategies to describe the variation stack-up in MMPs. The physical relationship is explored between part variation and operational errors. By using the homogeneous transformation approach, kinematic modeling of setup and machining operations are developed. A case study with real machined parts is presented in the model validation.
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