Proposal of computer aided process planning of parts machining using workholding devices

Computer Aided Process Planning of Machined Metal Parts

A neural network based methodology for machining operations selection in Computer-Aided Process Planning for rotationally symmetrical parts

The relevant literature on machining operations selection in Computer-Aided Process Planning (CAPP) by decision trees, expert systems and neural networks has been reviewed, highlighting their contributions and shortcomings. This paper aims at contributing to the applicability of back-propagation neural network method for the selection of all possible operations for machining rotationally symmet...

An Implementation of Computer Aided Process Planning for Various Machining Operations

Process planning is the systematic determination of the sequence of the operation by which a product is to be manufactured economically and completely. Today both CAD and CAM are well developed as two islands of automation. CAPP is the link between CAD and CAM. Computer aided process planning play a key role in computer integrated manufacturing. In manual process planning, the process planner p...

Integrated Approach in Computer Aided Process Planning

The paper presents the conception and achievement of a CAPP module integrated in a CIM system. For the conception of the CAPP module the DB, OOP and OODBMS methods have been integrated in . Thus, a hybride CAPP module (TechCIM) have been realised, which was integrated into a CIM system designed for the manufacturing of the cardanic transmissions from cars. By integrating of the product concepti...

Computer-Aided Parts Estimation

deployment of CAPE (computer-aided parts estimating system), a highly advanced knowledge-based system designed to generate, evaluate, and cost automotive part manufacturing plans. cape is engineered on an innovative, extensible, declarative processplanning and estimating knowledge representation language, which underpins the cape kernel architecture. Many manufacturing processes have been model...