Knowledge-Based Computer-Aided Process Planning
暂无分享,去创建一个
Process planning is one of the most important procedures in production because of its interfacing function between the design and the manufacturing procedures. The manufacturing procedure consists mainly of three core activities, i.e., machining, assembly and inspection. Accordingly, there are various kinds of process planning depending on each activity; however, research and development are so far concentrated on process planning for machining. This trend may be attributed to the fact that machining is deeply concerned with part manufacturing, which is fundamental to producing the goods, appliances, equipment, devices and so on required by society. In this chapter, thus, process planning for machining is described.
[1] Hideo Saito,et al. A proposal for CAD/CAM interface with expert systems , 1988 .
[2] Kazuaki Iwata,et al. Representation of Know-How and Its Application of Machining Reference Surface in Computer Aided Process Planning , 1986 .
[3] L. Alttng,et al. XPLAN — An Expert Process Planning System and Its Further Development , 1988 .
[4] Fumihiko Kimura,et al. Variational Product Design by Constraint Propagation and Satisfaction in Product Modelling , 1986 .