[Iefac.list] IJCent: Reverse Engineering

[Dr. Emad Abouel Nasr]

Please, announce the following revised deadline for submission to 
this special issue to those colleagues interested.  Thank you 



Full paper 
submission: September  30,
 2010


Notification of reviews: 
November
 15, 2010


Revised manuscript 
submission: December 15, 2010 


Notification of acceptance: 
January 30, 2011 


Final 
Paper Revision and
submission to the editor: February 15, 2011 
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Emad S. Abouel Nasr, Ph.D  Assistant Professor, Industrial Engineering  Faculty of Engineering-Helwan  Mechanical Engineering Department  Helwan University, Cairo, Egypt  E-mail:  emadsamir60 at helwan.edu.eg  ********************************************************

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International Journal of Collaborative
Enterprise 

Special
Issue on: Reverse Engineering 

   

Engineering design process includes a set of
activities arranged in a specific order with the clearly identified inputs and
outputs. The objective of this process is to satisfy customer requirements and
management objectives. This process is considered efficient when output of the
process satisfies general customer and defined requirements, meets management
objectives and customer deadlines, and all these with less costs and resources.
This process is based on forward engineering life cycle. Reverse engineering is
the process of disassembly, measurement, analysis and documentation of all
features of components associated with an existing product. The results of the
RE process could be CAD model, strength or weaknesses of the current
design,  new design specifications and other design related issues in a
different level. Reverse engineering has been used widely in a variety of industries
such as electronics, aerospace, medical and auto. Examples of why RE can be
used are: 

   

 Original manufacturer of a product no
longer produces the same product Inadequate documentation of the
original design  Bad features of a product need to be
improved.Competitive benchmarking  The original CAD model is not
sufficient to support design, etc. 

 

 

 

 

   

The purpose of this special issue is the publication
of research reports and application descriptions in the advancement of RE
methods and technologies and its impact on the engineering design including
manufacturing for the 21st century’s customer focused product. 

   

Subject coverage: 

   


 Methodologies and Techniques for
     RE 
 Reverse Engineering Life Cycle 
 Geometric Modeling and GD&T
     considerations 
 Input methods and analysis;
     contact and non-contact 
 Design optimization and
     CAD/CAM/CAE 
 Application of available
     technologies 
 New technologies 
 Additive Manufacturing and RE 
 Mass Customization and RE 
 Medical Applications and RE 
 Case Study and other related
     topics 


   
You may send one copy in the form of an MS
Word file via e-mail (details in Author Guidelines) to editor with a copy to: IEL Editorial Office: E-mail: ijcent at inderscience.com 

Please include in your submission
the title of the Special Issue, the title of the Journal and the name of the
Guest Editor 

   

Guest
Editor(s) contact details, including email(s) 


 

Ali K. Kamrani, Ph.D., P.E.

Editor-in-Chief 

International Journal of Collaborative
Enterpirse - IJCent 

Design and Free Form Fabrication Laboratory

E311Engineering Bldg 2 

University of Houston

Houston, TX 77204-4008, USA

Tel: (713) 743-4192 

Fax: (713) 743-4190 

E-mail: akamrani at uh.edu 

   

Prof.
Abdulrahman M. Al-Ahmari Ph.D.  

Supervisor,
Princess Fatimah Alnijris's Research Chair for AMT 

Director,
Center of Excellence for Research in Engineering Materials 

Industrial
Engineering Department 

King
Saud University 

Saudi
Arabia 

E-mail: alahmari at KSU.EDU.SA 


 

Emad
S. Abouel Nasr­, Ph.D. 

Faculty
of Engineering 

Princess
Fatimah Alnijris's Research Chair for Advanced Manufacturing Technology
(FARCAMT) 

Industrial
Engineering Department 

King
Saud University 

Saudi
Arabia 

E-mail: 
eabdelghany at ksu.edu.sa 

   

   



 




      
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