Teaching Experience for the Virtualization of Machine Tools and Simulation of Manufacturing Operations

Domingo Morales-Palma; Andrés J. Martínez-Donaire; Gabriel Centeno Báez; Carpoforo Vallellano

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.853.79

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Teaching Experience for the Virtualization of Machine Tools and Simulation of Manufacturing Operations

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This work aims to generate the digital documentation related to a number of manufacturing processes on different machine tools. The project is developed with the contribution of engineering students doing their final thesis within this field. Different machine tools and machining and incremental forming processes have been virtualized by using the CAD/CAM software CATIA V5. Some of the modeled parts were finally manufactured after checking and post-processing the NC code. Digital documentation is developed on different formats (e.g. photographs, videos, images and simulations) in order to be used as a teaching complement.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 853)

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Domingo Morales-Palma*, Andrés J. Martínez-Donaire, Gabriel Centeno Báez, Carpoforo Vallellano

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Catia V5, Virtual Machine Tools, Virtual Manufacturing

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