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Design of Multi-drilling Gear Machines by Knowledge Processing and Machine Simulation

G. KleneContact Information, A. Grauel7, H. J. ConveyContact Information and A. J. Hartley8

(7)  Soest Campus, Unit 16, Department Mathematics, University of Applied Sciences, Steingraben 21, D-59494 Soest, Germany
(8)  Faculty of Technology, Technology Development Unit, Bolton Institute of Higher Education, Deane Campus, Bolton, BL3 5AB, England
Abstract
A software concept for automated design of a multi-spindle drilling gear machine used in furniture production process is proposed. To find an optimised design of the target-machine, this means to find the minimum number of supports and gears as well as the optimised configuration of the multi-spindle drilling gears, an automated system based on pattern identification, knowledge discovery and automated decision process is explained. The transfer of acquired manual design experience from the human expert to a software strategy to solve the multi-criteria optimisation problem will achieve cost reductions during the machine design.

Contact Information G. Klene
Email: kleneikv@aol.com

Contact Information H. J. Convey
Email: h.convey@bolton.ac.uk
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