1. Computer-aided process planning for assembly: generation of assembly operations sequence
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David Ben-Arieh and Bradley Kramer
- Subjects
Engineering drawing ,Engineering ,Sequence ,Process (engineering) ,business.industry ,Strategy and Management ,Management Science and Operations Research ,Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering ,Product (mathematics) ,Computer-aided manufacturing ,Process control ,business ,Representation (mathematics) ,Computer-aided process planning - Abstract
Process planning for assembly requires a computerized representation and analysis of assembled products. In order to recommend a good sequence of assembly operations, the process planner needs to generate all such feasible sequences. This paper presents a methodology to consistently generate all feasible asssembly sequences with consideration for the various combinations of subassembly operations. The methodology is demonstrated on a real product. A practical method to reduce the number of feasible combinations generated is also demonstrated.
- Published
- 1994
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