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Product design-process selection-process planning integration based on modeling and simulation

Năm XB 2015 Tạp chí / Hội thảo The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology Volume 77 (1-4) DOI / Link https://doi.org/10.1007/s00170-014-6446-7 ↗

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As a solution for traditional design process having many drawbacks in the manufacturing process, the integration of product design-process selection-process planning is carried out in the early design phase. The technological, economic, and logistic parameters are taken into account simultaneously as well as manufacturing constraints being integrated into the product design. As a consequence, the most feasible alternative with regard to the product’s detailed design is extracted, satisfying the product’s functional requirements. Subsequently, a couple of conceptual process plans are proposed relied on manufacturing processes being preliminarily selected in the conceptual design phase. Virtual manufacturing is employed under CAM software to simulate fabrication process of the potential process plans. Ultimately, the most suitable process plan for fabricating the part is recommended based upon a multi-criteria analysis as a resolution for decision-making.

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