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Robust Optimization for Smart Machining System: An Enabler for Agile Manufacturing

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Author(s)

Laurent Deshayes, Lawrence A. Welsch, Robert W. Ivester, M A. Donmez

Abstract

This paper reports our efforts towards developing a mathematical and information framework for optimization of machining processes within a Smart Machining System (SMS). An SMS uses diverse integrated technologies that enable an enterprise to: (1) produce the first and every product correct; (2) improve the response of the production system to changes in demand (just in time); (2) realize rapid and agile manufacturing; and (3) provide data to the rest of the enterprise as needed. Optimization of machining processes is an important component of an SMS and contributes to realizing these capabilities. Based on a prototype, we demonstrate the concepts for robust optimization within an SMS and develop requirements and challenges for a framework for robust optimization in an SMS.
Proceedings Title
Proceedings of IMECE 2005: 2005 ASME International Engineering Congress & Exposition
Conference Dates
November 5-11, 2005
Conference Location
Orlando, FL
Conference Title
2005 ASME International Engineering Congress & Exposition

Keywords

constraints, material removal rate, objective function, process planning, Robust Optimization, Smart Machining Systems, turning, uncertainty

Citation

Deshayes, L. , Welsch, L. , Ivester, R. and Donmez, M. (2005), Robust Optimization for Smart Machining System: An Enabler for Agile Manufacturing, Proceedings of IMECE 2005: 2005 ASME International Engineering Congress & Exposition, Orlando, FL (Accessed December 13, 2024)

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Created November 1, 2005, Updated February 19, 2017