Bibliography:

                           1.    @Article ={Kawabe et_al :1983,
                                  title       ={Programming for machining based on workpiece
                                                      models in Computer},
                                  author  ={S.Kawabe,S.Shimura,K.Miyashita,F.Kimura,T.Sata},
                                  year       ={1983},
                                  journal ={Annals of CIRP},
                                  volume ={32},
                                  number={1},
                                  pages     ={351-355},
                                  annote   ={

                                          Here, a programming method is proposed which is able to
                                  generate cutter motions from the Solid model of a workpiece
                                  in Computer.Besides the system has ability to  avoid collisions
                                  by making full use of the functions of Solid modeling. The solid
                                  Modeling package used in the system is GEOMAP-3 which has
                                  been developed to place at the kernel of an integrated CAD/CAM
                                  system. In the system an object model for the workpiece is defined
                                  as a solid model and is attached with the necessary machining
                                  information such as surface finish,dimensions,tolerances,material,
                                  some special specifications like holes.Object models for blank
                                  parts and the environment are also defined.This is an interactive
                                  type of data generation for machining process from the work-
                                  piece model.Machining operations are restricted to hole cutting,
                                  contour milling,area cutting including pocketing.After generating
                                  cutter paths cutting simulation is performed to check collision of
                                  the tool against work-piece & clamps to generate a new cutter path
                                  to avoid it when collision is detected.
                                           Thus in this study basically a programming system for 2(1/2)
                                  NC machining based on workpiece models in Computer along-
                                  with NC data is developed.
                                                        }

                           2.     @Article={Chuan-Jun Su and Amitabha Mukerjee:1991,
                                    title          ={Automated machinability checking for
                                                           CAD/CAM},
                                    author     ={Chuan-jun Su and Amitabha Mukerjee},
                                    year         ={1991},
                                    journal    ={IEEE  Transactions on Robotics and Automation },
                                    volume    ={7},
                                    number   ={5},
                                    pages      ={691-699},
                                    annote     ={
                                                This paper presents a methodology to determine whether
                                    or not  a  part  is machinable on a three axis milling machine by
                                    consideration of tool motion.The method gives a set of machining
                                    directions ,called the basis set and testing if the process plan
                                    generated succeeds in machining the workpiece in that direction.
                                    The machinability checking module presented acts as a filter that
                                    rejects improper part designs for a three axis milling machine
                                    before the NC code generation module is activated.The algorithm
                                    developed is based on consideration of  the tool motion.First, a
                                    convex enclosing object is constructed about the part.The part
                                    is then orthogonally projectedto the infinite planes containing
                                    the enclosing object faces.Next,the truncated prisms that are
                                    bounded by the part faces & the projections are constructed.
                                    If for every part face there exists atleast one truncated right
                                    prism that does not intersect the part itself, then the part satis-
                                    -fies the criterion for machinability.The algorithm is presented
                                    alongwith some practical considerations such as cutter
                                    informationThe algorithm is incarporated into object based
                                    automatic NC code generation system.Part is designed in the
                                    I-DEAS modeler which checks machinability & generates
                                    NC code for generating the part.
                                                          }
 
 
 

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