2002
DOI: 10.1016/s0010-4485(01)00156-7
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Recognizing manufacturing features from a design-by-feature model

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“…Currently, one of the main problems in the implementation of computer based concurrent engineering is the development of methodologies and software tools to link the manufacturability information and knowledge with product models [3] . Shape features are useful in holding this information [2] .…”
Section: Product Shape Featuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Currently, one of the main problems in the implementation of computer based concurrent engineering is the development of methodologies and software tools to link the manufacturability information and knowledge with product models [3] . Shape features are useful in holding this information [2] .…”
Section: Product Shape Featuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There have been several methodologies for the development of computerized product models. Among these methodologies, it is generally agreed that shape feature based modelling is the most useful for carrying out production planning or computer-based concurrent engineering tasks [1][2][3][4] . However, a case study in a manufacturing enterprise reveals that the interpretation of shape features in a component may not be the same across different departments.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The multiple interpretations and feature interactions are main hurdles that hamper the use of this approach. Some researchers proposed to use engineering intent to solve these two problems (Vandenbrande and Requicha 1993;Gupta and Nau 1995;Gaines and Hayes 1999;Stage et al 1999;Li et al 2002;Raman and Marefat 2004). In other words, instead of pure geometric reasoning, features are recognized within a particular engineering context.…”
Section: Feature Recognitionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The capability of editing generated program and syntax correction, the form of its input into machine memory as well as exemplary part program execution time are studied. KEYWORDS: group technology, parametric programming, CAM system, CNC machining Parametryczne programowanie obrabiarek sterowanych numerycznie stosowane jest najczęściej w przypadku obróbki grupowej części technologicznie podobnych [3, 6], z powtarzającymi się cechami geometrii, co zdefiniowano w ramach normy ISO 14649 (STEP-NC) [1, 2]. Parametryzacja programu sterującego może być związana z parametrycznym powiązaniem geometrii elementów konstrukcji oraz z segmentową budową przedmiotu obrabianego (PO) [5].…”
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“…Parametryczne programowanie obrabiarek sterowanych numerycznie stosowane jest najczęściej w przypadku obróbki grupowej części technologicznie podobnych [3,6], z powtarzającymi się cechami geometrii, co zdefiniowano w ramach normy ISO 14649 (STEP-NC) [1,2]. Parametryzacja programu sterującego może być związana z parametrycznym powiązaniem geometrii elementów konstrukcji oraz z segmentową budową przedmiotu obrabianego (PO) [5].…”
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