CNC machine tool post-processor task is to translate the tool-path (known as CL file), generated by CAM system in a independent machine tool code, in a machine control unit interpretable code. The current post-processor architecture is able to translate the CL file in only one NC code. This constrain implies, on the one hand, the presence, in a manufacturing system, of as many post-processors as different machine tool control units, with high costs of programming and management, and on the other, the impossibility of interchange a NC part program on different CNC system, raising inefficiencies and higher costs of production system. The present thesis, developed at the Institute of Production Engineering and Machine Tools (IFW) of Hanover, a...
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AbstractThe CNC controller is the termination executor located at the end of the whole manufacturing...
The paper presents the results of a study regarding the need for technology in programming for machi...
This is the post-print version of the following article: "Formal ontologies in manufacturing", which...
Operations along CAM-CNC process indeed play major role in manufacturing world since manufactured pr...
Part 1: Knowledge-Based Performance ImprovementInternational audienceThis paper exposes a proposal t...
AbstractIn case of an unplanned machine breakdown, alternative resources have to be found quickly to...
Most of the current college design and manufacturing curricula are primarily focused on computer aid...
NC program interpreting is one of the most important tasks of CNC in machine tool system. The ex...
This paper focuses on the postprocessor creation process. When using standard commercially available...
Możliwości wytwórcze obrabiarek sterowanych numerycznie, nowoczesnych narzędzi skrawających i system...
AbstractThis article exposes a solution to ensure Closed-Loop Manufacturing from CNC machines to CAM...
AbstractOver the last 50 years the development of CNC machines has seen a plethora of part programmi...
Part 9: Ontology-Aided Production - Towards Open and Knowledge-Driven Planning and ControlInternatio...
Abstract: Post-processing technology is the key to CNC automatic programming technology and an impor...
ABSTRACTBuilding cyber-physical system (CPS) models of machine tools is a key technology for intelli...
AbstractThe CNC controller is the termination executor located at the end of the whole manufacturing...
The paper presents the results of a study regarding the need for technology in programming for machi...
This is the post-print version of the following article: "Formal ontologies in manufacturing", which...