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posted on 2017-03-31, 10:04 authored by Sean D. Cochrane, Keith CaseKeith Case, Robert I.M. Young, Jennifer HardingJennifer Harding, Shilpa S. DaniThis paper proposes a knowledge representation method that supports greater reuse of manufacturing knowledge in design. The method draws on recent research into object-oriented product and manufacturing models, and problem solving agents. A research platform is proposed, and the results of a test case (based on a simplified jet engine combustion chamber) are described. The paper concludes with three basic principles of reuse, i.e. product/process separation, procedural/declarative knowledge separation, and guidelines for the optimum location of rules and constraints within product/manufacturing models.
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- Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering
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Third International Conference on Manufacturing Research 2005 'Advances in Manufacturing Technology and Management', the Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Manufacturing Research, ICMR 2005Pages
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COCHRANE, S. .. et al, 2005. Knowledge reuse in manufacturability analysis. IN: Gao, J.X., Baxter, D.I. and Sackett, P.J. Advances in Manufacturing Technology and Management: the Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Manufacturing Research, ICMR 2005, Cranfield University, UKVersion
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1861941226Language
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