Title of article
Gn-continuous connections between normal ringed surfaces Original Research Article
Author/Authors
Erich Hartmann، نويسنده ,
Issue Information
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2001
Pages
20
From page
751
To page
770
Abstract
A ringed surface is a surface generated by sweeping a circle with non constant radius along a curve. The ringed surface is called normal if the circles are contained in the normal planes of the curve. The paper introduces a method for constructing Gn-continuous transition surfaces between two given normal ringed surfaces based on a recent Gn-blending method for parametric curves. Various design parameters give user the possibility to manipulate the solution. An advantage of the method is that there is no need for calculation of derivatives of the given ringed surfaces. For special cases implicit Gn-connection surfaces of several cylinders/cones are given. The implicit method is based on results on functional splines and can be extended to pipe surfaces with parametrically defined directrices.
Keywords
Pipe surface , Gn-continuity , Gn-blending , Parametric blending curve , Ringed surface , Implicit blending surface
Journal title
Computer Aided Geometric Design
Serial Year
2001
Journal title
Computer Aided Geometric Design
Record number
1139039
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