An Environmental Impact/Cost Model for Evaluating Multiple Feature-Based Machining Methods

Gaha, Raoudha; Benamara, Abdelmajid; Yannou, Bernard

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-17527-0_3

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“…A machining feature is typically defined as a collection of geometric elements which, as a whole, correspond to a particular machining method or process [24]. Features are also used for tolerancing [27] and Environmental Impact/Cost analysis, assigning non-geometric data to the geometric model [28,29]. Miao et al [30] instead demonstrated the use of features in automating process planning tasks, combining feature recognition and knowledge-based methods.…”

Section: Knowledge Management In Cad-cammentioning

confidence: 99%

Knowledge-Based Manufacturing: Management and Deployment of Manufacturing Rules through Product Lifecycle Management Systems

2019

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In manufacturing companies, computer-aided design (CAD)/computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) feature-based approaches have been developed for faster numerical control (NC) programming. They allow to automatically generate toolpath, recognizing both standard and custom machining features, and defining for each of them the best or preferred machining process based on predefined rules. The definition of Feature Based Manufacturing (FBM) rules requires advanced competences and skills; furthermore, the standardization required by these instruments is too rigorous for real machining practices. It is therefore necessary to extend the Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) environment in order to be able to make explicit and manage manufacturing rules based on industrial best practice. The paper addresses these problems presenting a possible solution to optimize FBM information management and integration within the product lifecycle. A data model extension, covering new items such as “manufacturing rules” and “tool setting preferences”, and a new methodology for rules management and deployment are proposed.

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Section: Knowledge Management In Cad-cammentioning

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Knowledge-Based Manufacturing: Management and Deployment of Manufacturing Rules through Product Lifecycle Management Systems

2019

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“…However, we propose, in our work [36,37], a methodology based on process plan activities aiming at selecting the optimum scenario having the best compromise environmental impact versus cost. Figure 5 represents a framework of a new eco-design tool, oriented green manufacturing, applying the approach proposed previously, which we name "Green-CAD."…”

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Selection of a green manufacturing process based on CAD features

Gaha

Yannou

Benamara

2015

Int J Adv Manuf Technol

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Environmentally conscious manufacturing process (ECMP) has become an obligation to the environment and to the society itself, enforced primarily by governmental regulations and customer perspective on environmental issues. ECMP involves integrating environmental thinking into new product development. This is especially true in the computeraided design (CAD) phase which is the last phase in the design process. At this stage, more than 80 % of choices are done. Feature technology (FT), the core of the CAD phase, is then used to integrate environmental aspects. Also, integrations realized on CAD systems, such as computer-aided manufacturing (CAM), computer-aided process plan (CAPP), and product life management (PLM), are explored to ecodesign products. This paper presents a new methodology for the selection of a green manufacturing process based on CAD features and CAD/CAM/CAPP/PLM integrations. Firstly, we present an overview of works using FT in the CAD phase to reduce the environmental impacts of a manufacturing process. Secondly, we propose an approach based on FT for selecting an ECMP to promote a new simple eco-design tool which helps inexperienced eco-designers. Finally, a case study is considered to validate the proposed approach and results are commented.

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“…Therefore, implementing eco-design strategies for the industrial packaging of the B2B supply chains will make great improvements towards its impact on the environment and helps to contribute efficiently to supply chain sustainability. The design phase is a key phase in the development of sustainable products (Gaha et al 2013, Gaha et al 2014and Gaha et al 2015. Hence, packaging eco-design takes a product-centric view and focuses on reducing and eliminating environmental and human health-related impacts as well as resource depletion.…”

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Promoting Supply Chain Sustainability Through Industrial Packaging Eco-Designing

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The climate change and the new regulations imposed to slow down this process have pushed major actors around the world to apply sustainable measures in order to meet governmental obligations. The packaging industry has a major role in fighting climate change and the environmental social and financial disasters. In fact, packaging requires substantial number of natural resources and is often disposed of in ways that harm the environment. Supply chain managers realized that packaging design is the root to solve all the problems packages create throughout their entire life cycle. Therefore, a thorough study about influencing the design process should be prioritized. This paper provides a systematic review of industrial packaging eco-design applied to the supply chain. It aims to conceptualize the definition of industrial packaging eco-design and supply chain sustainability to categorize main parameters to its implementation and to identify the limitations of current research and its prospects.

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An Environmental Impact/Cost Model for Evaluating Multiple Feature-Based Machining Methods

Cited by 7 publications

References 14 publications

Knowledge-Based Manufacturing: Management and Deployment of Manufacturing Rules through Product Lifecycle Management Systems

Knowledge-Based Manufacturing: Management and Deployment of Manufacturing Rules through Product Lifecycle Management Systems

Selection of a green manufacturing process based on CAD features

Promoting Supply Chain Sustainability Through Industrial Packaging Eco-Designing

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