Optimization of machining processes from the perspective of energy consumption: A case study

Bi, Zhuming; Wang, Lihui

doi:10.1016/j.jmsy.2012.07.002

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“…Most authors characterize the requirements for their construction as follows: obtaining the characteristic traces of wear scar on the test sample, which is most important with regard to the analysis of friction properties. The test sample is usually always pressed onto the surface of the rotating ring mechanism that its kinematics, shape and the flow of cutting fluid is closest to a given cutting operation of machining [14][15][16][17]. Lubricating effect of cutting medium can be accurately entered using the resulting wear scar traces of the sample.…”

Section: Description the Experimental Equipment For Monitoring Of Slimentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Simple design, easy and quick replacement of cutting fluids and testing samples, minimizing the volume of tested cutting fluids, easy to adjust the contact force, the minimum eccentricity of the cylindrical surface of the ring etc. are other important requirements that should fulfill design and requirements for maintenance [16,17]. Test equipment, which was developed at the workplace of authors, is based on measurements of lubricating properties of cutting medium and the relationship between the load vector and velocity vector of motion.…”

Section: Description the Experimental Equipment For Monitoring Of Slimentioning

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Measuring of Friction Factor of Cutting Environment

Kralik¹,

Bachratý²,

Pokusová³

et al. 2017

DAAAM Proceedings

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Section: Description the Experimental Equipment For Monitoring Of Slimentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Description the Experimental Equipment For Monitoring Of Slimentioning

confidence: 99%

Measuring of Friction Factor of Cutting Environment

Kralik¹,

Bachratý²,

Pokusová³

et al. 2017

DAAAM Proceedings

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“…This model considers peak power load, energy consumption and energy footprint associated to operations performed by resources in addition to the operation's cycle time. Bi and Wang (2012) investigated the analytical energy modelling for the explicit relationship between machining parameters and energy consumption. The result of the investigation is a model applied to optimize the machine setup for energy saving.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Resource scheduling based on energy consumption for sustainable manufacturing

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The paper proposes an agent-based approach for measuring in real time energy consumption of resources in job-shop manufacturing processes. Data from industrial robots is collected, analysed and assigned to operation types, and then integrated in an optimization engine in order to estimate how alternating between makespan and energy consumption as objective functions affects the performances of the whole system. This study focuses on the optimization of energy consumption in manufacturing processes through operation scheduling on available resources. The decision making algorithm relies on a decentralized system collecting data about resources implementing thus an intelligent manufacturing control system; the optimization problem is implemented using IBM ILOG OPL.

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“…In what concerns the optimization target, we find, mostly, a unique criterion, be it the manufacturing cost [1]- [5], the metal removing rate (MRR) [6]- [10], the manufactured surface roughness [11]- [13], the cutting force magnitude [14], [15] or the energetic efficiency of the manufacturing process [16], [17]. There are also present multi-criteria approaches, combining two or three among previously mentioned criteria [18]- [21].…”

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Holistic Approach of the Optimization Problem in Manufacturing

Frumuşanu¹,

Epureanu²

2015

IJMMM

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Abstract-To reduce the manufacturing cost, to increase the productivity and to enhance the manufactured products quality, it is highly important to work in optimal conditions. A very large number of researches has already been dedicated to formulate and to solve the problem of optimizing the different types of manufacturing processes, from different points of view. This paper, unlike the existing approaches, presents a holistic approach of the manufacturing activity optimization problem. The main aspects (financial, industrial, economical, and environmental) of the manufacturing activity were put together by defining three original, synthetic indicators, which can be used as objective functions. Their analytical expressions were found, for exemplification, in the case of a turning process. Numerical simulations, showing the relevance of the indicators and the potential efficiency of their use in practice, are also included.Index Terms-Manufacturing optimization, holistic approach, profit rate (PR), investments efficiency (IE), sustainable profit (SP).

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Optimization of machining processes from the perspective of energy consumption: A case study

Cited by 133 publications

References 45 publications

Measuring of Friction Factor of Cutting Environment

Measuring of Friction Factor of Cutting Environment

Resource scheduling based on energy consumption for sustainable manufacturing

Holistic Approach of the Optimization Problem in Manufacturing

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