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Nov, 2013

A Concept of Total Removal Volume Feature in Selecting Machining Sequence for Generative Automated Process

Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Leading Edge Manufacturing in 21 Century
  • ISNAINI Miradj Mohammad
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  • SATO Ryuta
  • ,
  • SHIRASE Keiichi

Volume
2013
Number
7
First page
135
Last page
140
Language
English
Publishing type
Research paper (international conference proceedings)
Publisher
The Japanese Society of Manufacturing Engineers

In order to establish responsive information from design to support an autonomous machining operation, the generative automated process planning is proposed. The proposed concept has two main parts, a TRV extractor and a machine process planner. In this paper, pre-defined total removal volume (TRV) is used to recognize features which constitute the volume that needs to be removed in shaping features. In the process planner, the machining processes are planned using TRV geometry characteristics. In this proposal, vertical machining center is used for preliminary study of the applied concept. The robustness of the methodology is tested using several prismatic parts previously tested in related research on process planning.

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