Research on Knowledge-Based and Featured Mechanical Part Modeling

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Knowledge-based Engineering (KBE) should be introduced into the field of mechanical part modeling. The knowledge-based and featured mechanical part modeling is proposed based on the two layers of knowledge base. Features and process planning rules for mechanical parts are integrated and explicit knowledge and tacit knowledge are involved in this model. Explicit knowledge includes basic information, shape feature, precision feature, material feature and assemble feature, and tacit knowledge includes process rule-based reasoning and process feasibility analysis. The model proposed will help to the following process planning and play a very important role to improve the success rate of design mechanical parts. Finally a case study is conducted.

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