Abstract
In a Computer-Aided Process Planning (CAPP) system, one of the important steps is the selection of machining parameters which yield optimum results. In this paper, a face-milling operation has been considered. The machining parameters such as number of passes, depth of cut in each pass, speed and feed are obtained using a genetic algorithm, to yield minimum total production cost while considering technological constraints such as allowable speed and feed, dimensional accuracy, surface finish, tool wear and machine tool capabilities.
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