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This paper proposes a methodology for selecting optimum machining parameters in multi-pass turning using particle swarm intelligence. Often, multi-pass turning operations are designed to satisfy several practical cutting constraints in order to achieve the overall objective, such as production cost or machining time. Compared with the standard handbook approach, computer-aided optimization procedures provide rapid and accurate solutions in selecting the cutting parameters. In this paper, a non-conventional optimization technique known as particle swarm optimization (PSO) is implemented to obtain the set of cutting parameters that minimize unit production cost subject to practical constraints. The dynamic objective function approach adopted in the paper resolves a complex, multi-constrained, nonlinear turning model into a single, unconstrained objective problem. The best solution in each generation is obtained by comparing the unit production cost and the total non-dimensional constraint violation among all of the particles. The methodology is illustrated with examples of bar turning and a component of continuous form.
The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology – Springer Journals
Published: Dec 19, 2007
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