CONSIDERATIONS ON INCREASING THE PRODUCTIVITY OF MILLING PROCESS USING BRAIN SUPROGRAMS

Emilia CAMPEAN, Cristian GELMEREANU, Claudiu ABRUDAN, Liviu MORAR

Abstract


Machining is a complex process in which many variables can modify and interfere with the desired result. Productivity, as a measure of the milling operation efficiency, must follow both the technological elements of the machining process but also the geometrical elements - ways of removing the material and the trajectory of the tool. This paper approaches productivity growth using methods that improve the technological elements of machining. Selection by performance criteria in the field of productivity increase for the milling operation on machines with numerical control ensures an intensive economic growth, desired for any modern society.

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