The traditional approach to resolving the design and process planning tasks, commonly used in a manufacturing company, is that the plans are handed over to the experts who specify the procedures to make the product and draw it. Consistent designing and planning require the knowledge of manufacturing processes and experience. This paper focuses on the problem of the design of foundry models. This is the first step of a project for the complete CAPP implementation in foundry companies. The main objective is the realisation of a computer aided system to help, automatically select and finally define the foundry models parameters. In the applied methodology, the steps are divided into three parts: knowledge acquisition, the activity modelisation and finally development and implementation of the tool. The software tool used for the prototype system is an object-oriented programming language: The Visual Basic. The analysis of a case study have drawn to the reduction in processing times and errors and to a more engineered design.
Computer aided foundry models design / Andresini, Antonio; Ludovico, Antonio Domenico; Surace, Rossella. - In: ANNALS OF DAAAM FOR ... & PROCEEDINGS OF THE ... INTERNATIONAL DAAAM SYMPOSIUM .... - ISSN 1726-9679. - (2007), pp. 17-18. (Intervento presentato al convegno Annals of DAAAM for 2007 and 18th International DAAAM Symposium on Intelligent Manufacturing and Automation: Focus on Creativity, Responsibility, and Ethics of Engineers tenutosi a Zadar, hrv nel 2007).
Computer aided foundry models design
LUDOVICO, Antonio Domenico;Surace, Rossella
2007-01-01
Abstract
The traditional approach to resolving the design and process planning tasks, commonly used in a manufacturing company, is that the plans are handed over to the experts who specify the procedures to make the product and draw it. Consistent designing and planning require the knowledge of manufacturing processes and experience. This paper focuses on the problem of the design of foundry models. This is the first step of a project for the complete CAPP implementation in foundry companies. The main objective is the realisation of a computer aided system to help, automatically select and finally define the foundry models parameters. In the applied methodology, the steps are divided into three parts: knowledge acquisition, the activity modelisation and finally development and implementation of the tool. The software tool used for the prototype system is an object-oriented programming language: The Visual Basic. The analysis of a case study have drawn to the reduction in processing times and errors and to a more engineered design.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.