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WHAT IS REVERSE ENGINEERING?
Reverse engineering, sometimes called back engineering, is a process in which software, machines, aircraft, architectural structures, and other products are deconstructed to extract design information. Often, reverse engineering involves the reconstruction of individual components of larger products. The reverse engineering process enables you to determine how a part was designed so that you can rebuild it. Companies often use this approach when purchasing a replacement part from an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) is not an option.
The reverse engineering process is named as such because it involves working backwards through the original design process. However, you often have limited knowledge of the engineering methods that went into making the product. Therefore, the challenge is to gain a working knowledge of the basic design by disassembling the product piece-by-piece or layer-by-layer.
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF REVERSE ENGINEERING?
Reverse engineering provides manufacturers with information about the design of a product or component. When done successfully, reverse engineering gives you a virtual copy of the blueprint that went into the original design.
Reverse engineering is probably the most accurate way to recreate designs for items that went out of production decades ago. In cases where the original blueprints have long been lost or destroyed, reverse engineering is probably the only way to bring such products back. If you can get a working model of an older product, you can usually trace its design steps and use those information to build a new model, repair a part, or improve future products. can do for.
Below are some of the most common uses of reverse engineering.
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1. Legacy Parts Replacement
One of the most common reverse engineering applications is the replacement of legacy parts, which involves testing and repurposing selected parts of larger machines to keep them in operation.
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2. Parts Service or Repair
If a legacy part or a component that the OEM no longer supports needs repair or service, it is helpful to understand how the product works. This knowledge can help complete repairs accurately and efficiently. If no design documents are available, the company can use reverse engineering to create them. You can then use this information to inform how you repair or service the part. The data you get from reverse engineering can help you determine which components you need to replace in order to fix a problem. It can also inform your repair process by helping you better understand how best to access, remove, and replace a certain part.
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3. Failure Analysis
Reverse engineering techniques can play an important role in failure analysis. If a machine fails, you may need to take it apart or examine the design files to determine. Once you have this information, you know how to fix or improve the product so that it works properly again.
Examining a product using reverse engineering can reveal damaged parts of a defective design. Looking at digital design files created through reverse engineering can also reveal flaws and help inform how you plan to fix a piece of equipment.
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4. Parts Improvement
Reverse engineering is also used to improve parts. You may need to replace a component after performing a failure analysis, or a specific one may just be due to an upgrade. If there is no replacement or alternative part available in the market, you can reverse engineer that part to make a copy of the original design. From there, you can modify the design for better performance.
If a machine requires stronger joints or weld reinforcement, defective parts will be examined for their measurement and redesigned with increased thickness or stronger metals. Through reverse engineering, you can determine which dimensions must be maintained and which aspects you can change. If you can combine two or more parts into a single, more functional component, reverse engineering can bring that fact to light.
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5. Diagnostics and Problem-Solving
Reverse engineering can also be used for diagnostics and problem-solving in a sequence of industrial processes. In factory settings, the flow of operations can sometimes be slow due to faulty or poor performance. When a manufacturing system consists of many machines and components, it can be difficult to pinpoint the source of the problem. Through reverse engineering, you can determine how everything works as one and use that knowledge to identify where things can and can go wrong.
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