Rule and branch-and-bound algorithm based sequencing of machining features for process planning of complex parts

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Wei Wang
Yingguang Li
Lingling Huang
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[1] Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics,College of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering
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Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing | 2018年 / 29卷
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Process planning; Machining features; Feature sequencing; Operation sequencing; Rule-based reasoning ; Branch-and-bound Algorithm;
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The machining sequence of machining features is vital to achieve efficient and high quality manufacturing of complex NC machining parts. In most feature-based process planning system, the machining features are sequenced as the lowest level unit. However, a single machining feature of complex parts such as aircraft structural parts is usually machined by multiple machining operations. The one-to-many mappings between the machining features and the machining operations cause the increase of the non-cutting tool path. In order to solve this problem, some types of machining features of complex parts are decomposed into several sub-machining features that are associated with a single machining operation individually according to the rules which are abstracted from the machining process of complex parts. Benefitting from the decomposition, the sub-machining features from different machining feature can be assembled into a sub-machining feature in order to avoid the cutting tool marks. The different types of sub-machining features are sequenced in the light of some rules which are also extracted from the machining process of complex parts. And the branch-and-bound algorithm are employed to sequence the same type sub-machining features to minimum the non-cutting tool path. A pilot feature-based process planning system has been developed based on this research, and has been used in some aircraft manufacturers in China.
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页码:1329 / 1336
页数:7
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