This chapter presents various CAD/CAPP integration methodologies adopted in Feature Recognition Module (FRM) of a "Finish Machining - Computer Aided Process Planning system" (FM -CAPP). The FRM contains three sub modules to process the inputted STEP AP203/214 data of a 3D CAD model. They are (i) Interfacer developed for STEP AP203/214 formats (IFST) (ii) Feature Identifier (FI) and (iii) Machinable Volume Identifier for Finish cut (MVI). Methodologies are explained for all the three sub modules to recognize features of type normal, interacting, tapering, interacting-tapering and curved base. Finally, a case study is presented to validate the adopted integration methodology
This paper presents a methodology for implementing the feature recognition system for achieving the...
This dissertation provides new methods for the general area of Computer Aided Process Planning, ofte...
Abstract:- Studies have shown that there are still shortcomings in CAD/CAPP communication. Therefore...
This chapter presents various CAD/CAPP integration methodologies adopted in Feature Recognition Modu...
This research paper presents various methodologies developed in a STEP based Computer Aided Process ...
Identification of machinable volume for finish cut is a complex task as it involves the details not ...
Feature technology is considered an essential tool for integrating design and manufacturing. Automat...
This paper presents a STEP AP203–214-based machinable volume identifier (MVI) to identify the finish...
The important aspect of computer-aided process planning (CAPP) is to recognize part’s surfaces and f...
The main objective of Computer-aided Process Planning (CAPP) is to ease the job of a process planner...
Feature-based modelling has been considered as an indispensable tool for integrating CAD/CAPP system...
STEP-NC is a smart standard, developed by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) a...
Automated feature recognition is considered a critical component for integration of CAD/CAPP/CAM. Th...
Currently, most CAD systems, even the feature-based design systems which were developed for CAPP, ca...
This paper describes the use of features to interface CAD to CAPP. The introduction of computing tec...
This paper presents a methodology for implementing the feature recognition system for achieving the...
This dissertation provides new methods for the general area of Computer Aided Process Planning, ofte...
Abstract:- Studies have shown that there are still shortcomings in CAD/CAPP communication. Therefore...
This chapter presents various CAD/CAPP integration methodologies adopted in Feature Recognition Modu...
This research paper presents various methodologies developed in a STEP based Computer Aided Process ...
Identification of machinable volume for finish cut is a complex task as it involves the details not ...
Feature technology is considered an essential tool for integrating design and manufacturing. Automat...
This paper presents a STEP AP203–214-based machinable volume identifier (MVI) to identify the finish...
The important aspect of computer-aided process planning (CAPP) is to recognize part’s surfaces and f...
The main objective of Computer-aided Process Planning (CAPP) is to ease the job of a process planner...
Feature-based modelling has been considered as an indispensable tool for integrating CAD/CAPP system...
STEP-NC is a smart standard, developed by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) a...
Automated feature recognition is considered a critical component for integration of CAD/CAPP/CAM. Th...
Currently, most CAD systems, even the feature-based design systems which were developed for CAPP, ca...
This paper describes the use of features to interface CAD to CAPP. The introduction of computing tec...
This paper presents a methodology for implementing the feature recognition system for achieving the...
This dissertation provides new methods for the general area of Computer Aided Process Planning, ofte...
Abstract:- Studies have shown that there are still shortcomings in CAD/CAPP communication. Therefore...