CADCAM : from principles to practice
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CADCAM : from principles to practice
Addison-Wesley Pub. Co., 1993
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
Providing an integrated presentation of the application of computers to product design and manufacture, this book concentrates on the theme that CAD/CAM involves the use of computers to create, manipulate and apply models of engineering products and systems. It guides the reader through the process of defining a product design with the aid of a computer, then developing manufacturing plans and instructions for the product from the design, and finally planning and controlling the operation of the manufacturing system itself. The book is intended for courses in mechanical and manufacturing systems, and industrial engineering that use CAD and CAM.
Table of Contents
- PART ONE - COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN: Design Process and the Role of CAD
- Defining the Model
- Techniques for Geo-metric Modeling
- Elements of Interactive Computer Graphics
- Entity Manipulation and Data Storage
- Applying the CAD Model in Design
- Standards for Computer Aided Design
- Increasing the Intelligence of CAD. PART TWO - THE DESIGN MANUFACTURE INTERFACE: The Design/Manufacture Interface: An Introduction
- The Total Approach to Product Development
- The Link to Machine Control. PART THREE - PRODUCTION PLANNING AND CONTROL: Introduction to Production Planning and Control
- Requirements Planning Systems
- Shop Floor Control Systems
- Just in Time
- Appendices. Appendices: Computer Graphics Techniques
- Example Parametric Programme
- The APT Language
- Line Balancing Techniques.
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