Comparison of different optimization and process control procedures
Abstract: This paper includes
a comparison of different optimization methods, used for optimizing the cutting
conditions during milling. It includes also a part of using soft computer
techniques in process control procedures. Milling is a cutting procedure
dependent of a number of variables. These variables are dependent from each
other in consequence, if we change one variable, the others change too. PSO and
GA algorithm are applied to the CNC milling program to improve cutting
conditions, improve end finishing, reduce tool wear and reduce the stress on
the tool, the machine and the machined part. At the end a summary will be given
of pasted and future researches.
Author: Marko Reibenschuh,
Franc Cus, Uros Zuperl
Journal Code: jptindustrigg100037
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