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Title: | An object-oriented approach to computer-aided design of a plastic injection mould | Authors: | Ong, S.K. Prombanpong, S. Lee, K.S. |
Keywords: | feed system design gating design object-oriented svstem Plastic injection mould |
Issue Date: | Feb-1995 | Citation: | Ong, S.K., Prombanpong, S., Lee, K.S. (1995-02). An object-oriented approach to computer-aided design of a plastic injection mould. Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing 6 (1) : 1-10. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00123672 | Abstract: | This paper describes a knowledge-based and object-oriented approach for the design of the feed system for plastic injection moulds. The gating system of a plastic injection mould plays a significant role in producing a quality part. Designing of this gating system entails a great amount of effort from an experienced designer and it is time-consuming. CADFEED (Computer-Aided Design of the FEED system of the plastic injection mould) is developed to accurately and efficiently design the type, location and size of a gating system of a plastic injection mould. This system provides an accurate and fast means of obtaining solutions based on the users' requirements, which are easily handled by the rating algorithm in the system. CADFEED generates acceptable solutions at a lower cost than most traditionally and commercially available analysis packages. This system can be used to verify designs proposed by the design engineers. It can also help novice engineers in the understanding of mould design. Another important feature of CADFEED is that it is a low cost system, which uses AutoCAD and an expert system shell on a personal computer. This feature makes CADFEED easily affordable by small-scale industries. © 1995 Chapman & Hall. | Source Title: | Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing | URI: | http://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/57900 | ISSN: | 09565515 | DOI: | 10.1007/BF00123672 |
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