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Protrusion-features handling in design and manufacturing planning

Chamberlain et al., 1993

Document ID
4302795124118119644
Author
Chamberlain M
Joneja A
Chang T
Publication year
Publication venue
Computer-Aided Design

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In a feature-based design system, a designer should be able to design with both protrusion and depression features. Since depression features loosely correspond to machining processes, they are easy to handle during process planning and NC cutter-path generation …
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