Optimization of machining conditions with practical constraints

Yung C. Shin, Youngsup Joo

International Journal of Production Research · 1992 · 191 citations · 13 references

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The study develops a model to optimize machining conditions for multi‑pass turning operations. The model jointly optimizes rough and finishing cutting cost functions, incorporates preventive tool replacement and idle‑time variables, and applies dynamic programming under practical constraints. An illustrative example demonstrates the problem formulation and optimization process.

Abstract

Abstract This paper presents a model for the optimization of machining conditions in a multi-pass turning operation. Both rough cutting and finishing cutting are considered in the model and dual optimization of cost functions for each subproblem is pursued. The preventive tool replacement strategy used in practice is incorporated. Machining idle time is also regarded as a variable. After practical constraints are established, optimization is carried out using the dynamic programming method. An example illustrates the formulation of the problem and the optimization procedure Additional informationNotes on contributorsY. C. SHIN To whom correspondence should be addressed

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