CLASSIFICATION OF RESEARCH AND APPLICATIONS OF THE COMPUTER AIDED PROCESS PLANNING IN MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS

Abstract

The Computer Aided Process Planning (CAPP) systems are recently developed in manufacturing engineering to provide links between Computer Aided Design (CAD) and Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) systems. The CAPP systems are developed by considering the different issues of computer applications in production engineering. Optimization techniques can be applied to the CAPP to increase efficiency in part production processes. The energy consumption of part production process can be analyzed and optimized using the CAPP systems in order to increase added value in the part manufacturing process. Also, artificial neural networks as well as cloud manufacturing systems can be applied to the CAPP systems to share advantages of the different CAPP systems in different industry applications. Flexible process planning systems are developed using dynamic CAPP in order to cope with product varieties in process of part production. To develop potential energy saving strategies during product design and process planning stages, the advanced CAPP systems can be used. In this paper, a review of Computer Process Planning systems (CAPP) is presented and future research works are also suggested. It has been observed that the research filed can be moved forward by reviewing and analyzing recent achievements in the published papers.

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ABSTRACT

The Computer Aided Process Planning (CAPP) systems are recently developed in manufacturing engineering to provide links between Computer Aided Design (CAD) and Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) systems. The CAPP systems are developed by considering the different issues of computer applications in production engineering. Optimization techniques can be applied to the CAPP to increase efficiency in part production processes. The energy consumption of part production process can be analyzed and optimized using the CAPP systems in order to increase added value in the part manufacturing process. Also, artificial neural networks as well as cloud manufacturing systems can be applied to the CAPP systems to share advantages of the different CAPP systems in different industry applications. Flexible process planning systems are developed using dynamic CAPP in order to cope with product varieties in process of part production. To develop potential energy saving strategies during product design and process planning stages, the advanced CAPP systems can be used. In this paper, a review of Computer Process Planning systems (CAPP) is presented and future research works are also suggested. It has been observed that the research filed can be moved forward by reviewing and analyzing recent achievements in the published papers.

Keywords: CAPP; CAD/CAM; Optimization; Efficiency of part production

1.INTRODUCTION

To develop process of part production, designing, manufacturing and assembly systems are considered to be modified. The link between the processes are Computer Aided Process Planning (CAPP) which deals with selection procedure of designing and manufacturing processes with the optimized conditions. The developed CAPP systems have a key role in the Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM) systems in order to develop the manufacturing engineering.

The major CAPP operations are related to the selection of suitable machine tool, machining operations, cutting tool and cost and time of part production. Available facilities as well as desired quality of the produced parts are the first functions of the CAPP operation.

Then, the algorithm of CAPP will be applied to the manufacturing process in order to provide the optimized condition of part production regarding the desired quality of parts and facility limitations.

The first suggestion of using the computers in process planning operations is presented by Niebel (1967) in 1965. A critical review of recent developments and future trends in computer-aided process planning is presented by Xu et al. (2011). Current trend in computer aided process planning is presented by Ahmad et al. (2001) to classify the presented research works according to their focus.

A review in integration of process planning and scheduling is presented by Tan and Khoshnevis (2000) to discuss the extent of applicability of various approaches and suggest directions for future research. Survey on computer-aided process planning is presented by Yusof and Latif (2014) to classify the focused issues of research works in different areas.

Review of computer-aided process planning systems for machining operation is presented by Isnaini and Shirase (2014) to discuss the effective parameters in development of CAPP systems for process planning of metal removal process.

A review on integrated process planning and scheduling systems is presented by Li et al. (2010) to classify the presented research works and suggest some future research trends. A review in agent technology for collaborative process planning is presented by Zhang and Xie (2007) to summarize the key issues in developing agent-based collaborative process planning systems including the applications of agent in scheduling, control, and enterprise integration and supply chain management.

A review of process planning techniques in layered manufacturing is presented by Kulkarni et al. (2000) to analyze the current situation and suggest future projections on the possible directions of research in this area. Recent development on computer aided tissue engineering is reviewed by Sun and Lal (2002) to analyze and develop the utilization of computer-aided technologies in tissue engineering.

Assembly process planning and its future in collaborative manufacturing processes is analyzed and reviewed by Wang et al. (2009) to review and outline the methodologies and tools in optimal assembly plans and assembly lines. Integration of process planning and scheduling by considering non-linear approach, closed loop approach and distributed approach are discussed by Phanden et al. (2011) to increase efficiency in process of part manufacturing.

Also, application of CAD/CAM systems in developing the machining operations using virtual machining is presented by Soori et al. (2013; 2014; 2016; 2017). To increase accuracy as well as efficiency in process of part production using machining operations, virtual machining systems are developed in the research works.

There are two type of approached to the CAPP systems as variant approach and generative approach. Variant approach uses group technology that similar parts require similar plans and makes the necessary modifications to the plan for the new part. This approach needs a human operator to classify a part, input part information and the group technology plan to be implemented. In the generative approach, each parts are considered in order to generate the process plans without referring to existing plans.

New process plans by means of decision logic and process knowledge are generated in the CAPP systems. Semi-Generative macro-process planning for reconfigurable manufacturing is investigated by Azab et al. (2007) to increase efficiency in part production process using optimal solutions in terms of computation time of part manufacturing.

Sadaiah et al. (2002) presented the generative computer-aided process planning system for prismatic components in machining operations to apply CAPP to the machine tool set-up, machine tool selection, cutting tool selection, cutting parameter selection and generation of process plan sheet. A generative process planning system for cold extrusion is developed by Kumar et al. (2003) to obtain the optimal die design process parameters such as an upper bound model, an optimum die profile.

Pande and Kumar (2008) presented a generative process planning system for parts produced by rapid prototyping in order to generate intelligent slicing methodology by using the optimized process parameters. Development of a generative CAPP system for axisymmetric components for a job shop environment is presented by Kumar and Rajotia (2005) to provide relationship among various operations such as product design and product manufacturing using advanced CAPP.

In the present research work, different issues of research works in the Computer Aided Process Planning (CAPP) systems are categorized to provide a useful study for the researchers in the interesting field. As a result, new ideas in CAPP and gaps in the existing literature are obtained and future research works are also suggested in order to push forward this interesting research field.

Different kinds of generative process planning systems, Optimization techniques using the CAPP, artificial neural network in CAPP, artificial Intelligence in CAPP, Links between CAD/CAM and CAPP, Static and dynamic process planning systems, Feature-based and solid model based Process Planning systems, Variant Process Planning systems, Computer-Aided Inspection Planning systems, Energy efficient process planning systems, virtual machining systems for CAPP, applications of fuzzy environments to process planning systems, Knowledge based computer-aided process planning systems, Agent based computer-aided process planning systems, Multi-criteria decision making technique in the process planning systems, Additive subtractive hybrid manufacturing process planning systems and Process planning and scheduling in networked manufacturing systems are categorized as different issues of research works in CAPP.

Section 2 presents a review from research works related to CAPP. In the section 3, research works are classified according to the different topics in research to the CAPP and future research works in the CAPP systems are also suggested.

2.REVIEW OF RESEARCH WORKS IN THE CAPP

The research works in the field of CAPP is recently developed in different topics of computer applications in manufacturing engineering to increase quality as well as efficiency in the part production. Several approaches are recently developed in the generative CAPP systems. The different topics of research works are classified in this section in order to review their achievements in the research field.

2.1.Optimization techniques using the CAPP

In order to increase efficiency in process of part production, optimization techniques can be applied to the CAPP process. So, time and cost of accurate production can be decrease using the optimized parameters of part manufacturing. Application of genetic algorithm to optimized computer-aided process planning in distributed manufacturing environments is presented by Li et al. (2005).

Application of genetic algorithm to computer-aided process planning in preliminary and detailed planning is developed by Salehi and Tavakkoli-Moghaddam (2009). Chu et al. (2000) presented a novel methodology for optimized computer-aided process planning to develop a new approach for increasing the efficiency and quality of process planning, and for fully supporting concurrent engineering.

Optimization of operation sequencing in CAPP using simulated annealing technique is developed by Nallakumarasamy et al. (2011) to minimize the sum of machine tool working time , setup and tool change costs by using optimized machining parameters. To reduce the optimal cost with a lesser computational time along with generation of more alternate optimal feasible sequences, optimization of operation sequencing in CAPP using superhybrid genetic algorithms-simulated annealing technique is developed by Nallakumarasamy et al. (2011).

Process planning optimization for the manufacture of injection molding using a genetic algorithm is presented by Alam et al. (2003) to minimize overall processing time of part production. A CAPP framework with optimized process parameters for rotational components is presented by Sankar et al. (2008) to decrease time and cost of machining operations. Optimization of operations sequence in CAPP using an ant colony algorithm is presented by Krishna and Rao (2006) to increase efficiency in part production process.

2.2.Artificial neural networks in CAPP

To increase flexibility and capabilities in the CAPP systems, artificial neural networks can be applied. Thus, a new feature-based intelligent CAPP system can be generated in order to develop the process of part production.

Process and production planning in a cloud manufacturing environment is presented by Lu and Xu (2015) in order to develop the advanced CAPP using flexible production systems. Technological process planning by the use of neural networks is developed by Rojek (2017) to present advanced CAPP system that functions similarly to a human expert in the field in question.

As a result, the usefulness of neural networks and their high effectiveness in supporting the design of technological processes and CAPP systems are presented in the study. A neural network based methodology for machining operations selection in Computer-Aided Process Planning for rotationally symmetrical parts is presented by Deb et al. (2006) to develop the applications of artificial neural networks in CAPP.

Manufacturing knowledge modeling based on artificial neural network for intelligent CAPP is investigated by Wang et al. (2012) to develop intelligent CAPP system by using multi-knowledge database. An intelligent process planning system for prismatic parts using STEP features is developed by Amaitik and Engin Kiliç (2007) to suggest a new feature-based intelligent CAPP system for avoiding complex feature recognition and knowledge acquisition problems. Artificial neural networks is developed by Yahia et al. (2002) to manufacture prismatic features using advanced CAPP systems. Intelligent tool path generation for milling of free surfaces using neural networks is presented by Balic and Korosec (2002) to increase machined surface quality in milling operations.

2.3. Artificial Intelligence in CAPP

Artificial Intelligence is an advanced tool in increasing the capabilities of the CAPP systems in order to minimize the cost of accurate products. To increase abilities of the CAPP systems, an intelligent computer program can be applied by using advanced knowledge and inference procedures in the CAPP applications.

An integrated artificial intelligent computer-aided process planning system is developed by Chang and Chang (2000) to perform the dynamic recognition and adaptive-learning tasks of the workpieces and process plans. The application of multi-agent systems for STEP-NC computer aided process planning of prismatic components is developed by Nassehi et al. (2006).

This paper examines the application of distributed artificial intelligence methods, namely collaborative multi-agent systems in designing an object-oriented process planning system for prismatic components in a STEP-NC compliant environment. Application of knowledge-based artificial immune system is presented by Prakash et al. (2012) to minimize the cost of the finished product.

Review on artificial intelligence systems application in process planning and manufacturing is presented by Kumar et al. (2017) to analyze the applications of artificial intelligence systems in terms of feature based modeling, standards for exchange of product model data approach, scheduling and manufacturing. Computational intelligence in computer aided process planning is presented by Stryczek et al. (2007) to obtain machining condition optimization, operation sequencing, machine tool setup and machine tool selection, and modeling in the EDM processes.

2.4. Links between CAD/CAM and CAPP

The CAD/CAM systems can be linked to the CAPP systems in order to generate advanced process plans by decreasing the time and cost of process analysis. Chen et al. (2012) developed computer-aided process planning for NC tool path generation of complex shoe molds. The automation of auxiliary boundary curve generation and machining strategies are considered in the study in order to present an advanced CAPP system.

Development of a simple and affordable computer aided process planning (CAPP) is presented by Abdul Karim and Tiong (2019). Manufacturing databases such as cutting tools databases, material databases and drawing databases are considered in the study to present the sequence of operations and work centers required to produce the product and its components.

Manafi et al. (2017) presented the manufacturing information of machining features for computer-aided process planning systems.

Different machining features are analyzed and categorized in order to develop automation in attributing tolerances of machining features and identifying the reference faces.

A case-based computer-aided process-planning system for machining operations of prismatic components is investigated by Tiwari et al. (2001). Automatic tool path generation of a feature-based CAD/CAPP/CAM integrated system is presented by Hou and Faddis (2006) to generate machining geometry information from CAPP to CAM systems. A feasible approach to the integration of CAD and CAPP is presented by Zhou et al. (2007) to increase the abilities of the CAPP systems by generating the automatic process drawing marking and 3D material stock CAD models.

2.5.Static and dynamic process planning systems

A modified genetic algorithm-based approach is developed by Shao et al. (2009) to facilitate the integration and optimization of the process planning and scheduling functions.

The effect of dynamic and static dispatching strategies on dynamically planned flexible manufacturing systems is investigated by Abou-Ali and Shouman (2004) to analyze the modification process of dispatching strategies in flexible manufacturing systems.

Dynamic shopfloor scheduling in multi-agent manufacturing systems is presented by Wong et al. (2006) to provide integrated process plan and job shop scheduling solutions with a better global performance. Integrating flexible process plans with scheduling in flexible manufacturing systems is presented by Saygin and Kilic (1999) to decrease the gap between process planning and production scheduling.

Agent-based distributed manufacturing process planning and scheduling is developed by Shen et al. (2006) to generate more realistic and effective plans using dynamic process planning systems. Research on dynamic process planning system considering decision about machines based on neural networks is presented by Wang et al. (2004) to increase the CAPP systems capabilities in job-shop scheduling applications. Adaptive and dynamic process planning using neural networks is investigated by Joo et al. (2001) to increase flexibility and efficiency in unexpected situations of part manufacturing processes.

2.6. Feature-based and solid model based process planning systems

In the feature-based process planning system, feature recognition system is used to identify part feature and their attributes from the CAD file. But, in the solid model-based process planning, solid modeling package is used in order to design a 3D part. An intelligent feature-based process planning system for prismatic parts is presented by Patil et al. (2002) to develop an integrated part-process environment that enables quick turnaround from design to manufacture.

A feature-based inspection process planning system for co-ordinate measuring machine (CMM) is developed by Zhang et al. (2000) to generate an inspection process planning for a CMM machines in different industries. To increase efficiency in part manufacturing process, an innovative retrieval architecture to acquire similar mechanical artifacts based on the local feature correspondence is developed by You and Tsai (2010).

To simulate the stations, operations, and their inter-relations in bending operations for progressive die design, integrated feature-based modelling and process planning is developed by Cheok and Nee (2002). Feature-based representation for manufacturing planning is developed by Case and Harun (2000) to create a design tool for mechanical assembly systems in terms of features analysis and modification for advanced manufacturing systems. An integrated web-based CAD/CAPP/CAM system is developed by Álvares et al. (2008) to increase CAPP system in analysis of the remote design and manufacture of feature-based cylindrical parts.

2.7. Variant process planning systems

Template-based variant process planning for manned assembly lines is investigated by Ham et al. (2017) to generate a standard process plan and for the development of a new process plan based on standard ones. Variant process planning for manned assembly lines is shown in the figure 1 Ham et al. (2017).

Variant process planning of casting model using AHP-based nearest neighbor algorithm is developed by Chougule and Ravi (2005) to modify the process parameter such as size, shape complexity, section thickness for the geometry and surface finish, tolerance, maximum void size for quality of produced parts using casting operations.

Design classification and hybrid variant-generative process planning is presented by Nau et al. (2000) to select processes and a variant fixture planning procedure for indexing mechanical designs and estimating manufacturing cycle time during product design. Wang et al. (2005) presented the complex assembly variant design in agile manufacturing systems in order to develop the applications of the CAPP in part production. Some aspects of variant computer aided process planning systems is presented by Przybysz and Pijanowski (2007) to modify the CAPP applications in computer integrated manufacturing systems.

2.8.Computer-aided inspection planning systems

To increase accuracy in part production processes, Zhao et al. (2009) presented applications of CAPP systems in Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMMs). As a result, a new notion of integrating the machining and inspection process planning based on the STEP-NC is developed in the study.

A computer-aided inspection planning system for on-machine measurement is developed by Lee et al. (2004) to develop the applications CAPP system in accuracy enhancement of the machining processes. The Local inspection planning systems are developed by Cho et al. (2004) to present a computer-aided inspection planning system for on-machine measurement. The fuzzy set theory, the Hammersley's algorithm and the TSP method are applied for the local inspection planning in order to develop a new local inspection planning strategy system.

Feature-based design approach for integrated CAD and computer-aided inspection planning for efficient measurement of CMMs is developed by Kamrani et al. (2015) to increase accuracy in process of part manufacturing. To develop more efficient measuring methodology for a CMM in complicated workpieces, a feature-based inspection planning system for CMM machines is developed by Cho et al. (2005).

Inspection Planning Strategy for the On-Machine Measurement Process Based on CAD/CAM/CAI Integration is developed by Cho and Seo (2002) to develop an effective inspection planning strategy for sculptured surfaces in the OMM (on-machine measurement) process. Inspection path generation in haptic virtual CMM is developed by Yang and Chen (2005) to the development of the proposed novel CMM off-line inspection path planning environment.

2.9.Energy efficient process planning systems

Energy efficient process planning for CNC machining is developed by Newman et al. [53] to validate the introduction of energy consumption in the objectives of process planning for CNC machining. Calefati et al. (2012) developed the energy efficient process planning system to provide developed production planning systems in metal formed or machined parts for automotive, aeronautic and domestic appliances.

To generate products with maximum value-added at minimum energy consumption, energy efficient process planning based on numerical simulations is presented by Neugebauer et al. (2011). Systematic literature review of decision support models for energy-efficient production planning is investigated by Biel and Glock (2016) to provide more energy-efficient production processes in terms of minimizing the energy consumption.

To integrate criteria of energy efficiency and effectiveness in manufacturing planning and scheduling systems in part production process, a methodology for planning and operating energy-efficient production systems is presented by Weinert et al. (2011). Energy efficiency performance in production management systems is developed by Bunse et al. (2011) to increase efficiency of energy consumption in production processes.

Energy management system is investigated by Müller et al. (2013) to develop new generation of factories with computer aided process planning of energy-efficient systems. To develop potential energy saving strategies during product design and process planning stages, unit process energy consumption models for material removal processes is investigated by Kara and Li (2011).

2.10.Virtual machining systems for CAPP

In order to evaluate the machining operation in the process planning stages, a virtual machining simulator is developed by Narita et al. (2000). NC codes simulator, geometric simulator and physical simulator are designed in the system to present optimal condition of machining process for process planners. Procedure of the virtual machining simulator is shown in the Figure 2 Narita et al. (2000).

To meet desired geometric tolerances in milling operations, application of tool deflection knowledge in process planning using selecting optimal feed rates is presented by Ong and Hinds (2003). Also, application of virtual machining system in process planning of part manufacturing is presented by Sormaz et al. (2007).

The workpiece geometries, cutting tools and tolerances are considered in the system to generate machining strategies with regard to desired quality for produced parts. So, efficiency of part production can be increased using presented virtual machining system in the study. Moreover, application of virtual machining system in process planning is presented by Kim and Woo (2013) to determine the maximum cutter sizes in milling operations. In order to produce a feature in a shorter period of time, the system can detect virtual corners to calculate the maximum cutter sizes in machining paths.

The energy consumption of machine tools is simulated in virtual environments by Brecher et al. (2013) to increase energy efficiency aspects in process planning of part production. The presented virtual machining system in study can analyze and reduce required power of machine tools in order to increase efficiency of part manufacturing. Applications of genetic algorithms in process planning of 2.5-axis pocket machining operations are presented by Ahmad et al. (2010).

A new virtual machining system is developed in the study to select optimal sequence of cutting tools in 2.5-axis pocket machining operations by considering given pocket geometry, a database for cutting tools, cutting parameters and tool holder geometry. Prediction of machining accuracy based on geometrical errors in five-axis peripheral milling operations is presented by Ding et al. (2014) in order to develop a process planning system in virtual environments.

2.11. Applications of fuzzy environments to process planning systems

Fuzzy-genetic approach to aggregate production-distribution planning in supply chain management is investigated by Aliev et al. (2007) to increase efficiency in part production process using CAPP systems. A fuzzy linear programming based approach for tactical supply chain planning in an uncertainty environment with multi-echelon, multi-product, multi-level, multi-period supply chain network is developed by Peidro et al. (2010) to achieve the best use of the available resources along the time horizon.

The effectiveness of a fuzzy mathematical programming approach for supply chain production planning with fuzzy demand is presented by Mula et al. (2010) to obtain more knowledge about the impact of fuzzy programming on supply chain planning problems with uncertain demands. Fuzzy optimization for supply chain planning under supply, demand and process uncertainties is developed by Peidro et al. (2009) to provide the decision maker with alternative decision plans for different degrees of satisfaction.

A causal analytical method for group decision-making under fuzzy environment is investigated by Lin and Wu (2008) to analyze the cause-effect relationship of complex problems in fuzzy environments. A robust optimization model for multi-site production planning problem in an uncertain environment is presented by Leung et al. (2007) to obtain optimal medium-term production strategy including the production loading plan and workforce level while considering different economic growth scenarios.

2.12. Knowledge based computer-aided process planning systems

Development of a computer-aided process planning system based on a knowledge base is investigated by Sasaki et al. (2003) to know-how of skilled designers as well as design practices, and allows the assembly sequence of hull parts and intermediate products to be defined automatically.

Knowledge Management in Process Planning is also studied by Denkena et al. (2007) to present an overview of the CAPP field and describes a holistic component manufacturing process planning model based on an integrated approach combining technological and business considerations. Knowledge capturing methodology in process planning is investigated by Park (2003) to apply to the process planning of hole making operations.

Object-oriented knowledge-based computer-aided process planning system for bare circuit boards manufacturing is investigated by Law et al. (2001) to develop the advantages of applying the knowledge objects approach in a computer-aided process planning systems. Object representation of the planning knowledge for manufacturing of printed circuit boards process planning is shown in the figure 3 Law et al. (2001).

Development of a generic computer-aided process planning support system is investigated by Yuen et al. (2003) to increase applications of CAPP systems in advanced manufacturing processes. A knowledge based CAPP system for automated design of deep drawing die for axisymmetric parts is presented by Naranje and Kumar (2014) to automate all major activities of design of deep drawing die such as manufacturability assessment of deep drawn parts, design of strip-layout, process planning, selection of die components and modeling of die components and die assembly. The sub-system AUTODDMOD is developed in the study for automatic modeling (2D and 3D) of deep drawing die components and die assembly in the drawing editor of Aut°CAD software as is shown in the figure 4 Naranje and Kumar (2014).

The hybrid method of knowledge representation in a CAPP knowledge based system is presented by Grabowik et al. (2012) to develop the applications of the CAPP systems in modern advanced production processes.

2.13.Agent based computer-aided process planning systems

The application of multi-agent systems for STEP-NC computer aided process planning of prismatic components is investigated by Nassehi et al. (2006) to increase capabilities of the CAPP systems in manufacturing systems. An agent-based approach for distributed process planning using multi-agent negotiation and cooperation is developed by Wang and Shen (2003) to increase applications of CAPP systems in the part production processes.

Multi-agent system for distributed computer-aided process planning problem in e-manufacturing environment is investigated by Agrawal et al. (2009) to obtain the optimal/near optimal process plan with the help of available resources in the manufacturing systems. To generate process plans for discrete component manufacture, the application of STEP-NC using agent-based process planning is investigated by Allen et al. (2005).

Agent technology for collaborative process planning is reviewed by Zhang and Xie (2007) to develop the agent-based collaborative process planning systems. Manufacturing planning and predictive process model integration using software agents is developed by Feng et al. (2005) to integrate various manufacturing software applications in part production processes. Agent interaction diagram is developed and presented in this paper as shown in the figure 5 Feng et al. (2005).

To develop the applications of process planning for integrating design and shop floor scheduling systems, modelling of integrated, distributed and cooperative process planning system using an agent-based approach is presented by Chan et al. (2001). An agent-oriented approach to resolve scheduling optimization in intelligent manufacturing is developed by Guo and Zhang (2010) to develop a multi-agent-based scheduling system for intelligent manufacturing systems. An agent-based approach for integrated process planning and scheduling system is presented by Li et al. (2010) to manage the interactions and communications between agents in developed CAPP systems. Agent-based distributed manufacturing process planning and scheduling is reviewed by Shen et al. (2006) to discuss major issues in these research areas are, and identify future research opportunities and challenges of the advanced CAPP systems.

2.14.Multi-criteria decision making technique in the process planning systems

Ontology based personalized route planning system using a multi-criteria decision making approach is presented by Niaraki and Kim (2009) to develop new graph algorithms based on semantic web technology. Application of multi-criteria decision making to sustainable energy planning systems is reviewed by Pohekar and Ramachandran (2004) to tackle uncertainties in the decision making for the process planning strategies.

Material and manufacturing process selection for additive manufacturing using multi-criteria decision making is investigated by Zaman et al. (2018) to for integrated design in additive manufacturing processes. The Analytical Hierarchy as multi-criteria decision making is applied to material process selection in the additive manufacturing processes as is shown in the figure 6 Zaman et al. (2018).

Multi-criteria selection of manufacturing processes in the conceptual process planning is presented by Lukic et al. (2017) to rank and create process planning according to the evaluation and ranking of manufacturing cycle time, process flexibility, material utilization, quality and operating costs.

2.15.Additive subtractive hybrid manufacturing process planning systems

Process planning for additive and subtractive manufacturing technologies is presented by Newman et al. (2015) in order to enable the strengths of additive and subtractive technologies to be combined with the inspection process. Operational structure of the Re-Plan process planning system is shown in the figure 7 Newman et al. (2015).

Process planning for combined additive and subtractive manufacturing technologies in a remanufacturing context is investigated by Paris and Mandil (2017) to reuse existing parts directly to produce new parts (or final parts) in order to avoid the material recycling stage. The developed methodology for the design of additive manufacturing and machining process sequence is shown in the figure 8 Paris and Mandil (2017).

A novel process planning approach for hybrid manufacturing consisting of additive, subtractive and inspection processes is presented by Zhu et al. (2012) to effectively utilize manufacturing resources for hybrid processes. Development of a modular computer-aided process planning (CAPP) system for additive-subtractive hybrid manufacturing of pockets, holes, and flat surfaces is presented by Basinger et al. (2018) to decrease the machining time in part production processes.

2.16.Process planning and scheduling in networked manufacturing systems

Machine availability monitoring and machining process planning using cloud manufacturing systems is presented by Wang et al. (2013) to share manufacturing resources as services with lower support and maintenance. The process of information enrichment from machining features to function blocks together with their relationship is shown in figure 9 Wang et al. (2013).

Integration of process planning and scheduling using mobile-agent based approach in a networked manufacturing environment is presented by Manupati et al. (2016) to develop the capabilities of the CAPP systems by connecting via networks. A new paradigm in digital manufacturing and design innovation using the cloud based design and manufacturing is presented by Wu et al. (2015) to develop the process of decision making in the advanced manufacturing systems. Cloud-based design and manufacturing for the example of smart delivery drone is shown in the figure 10 Wu et al. (2015).

To develop the CAPP/CAM models using networked manufacturing systems in the part production process, CAPP model for prismatic parts in digital manufacturing is presented by Majstorović et al. (2013). A framework of STEP-NC manufacturing system using networked manufacturing systems is presented by Han et al. (2012) to integrate CAD, CAPP, CAM and CNC machining operations.

Recent developments of the CAPP systems in manufacturing engineering is presented in the Table 1.

3.CONCLUSION

In the present research work, a review in recent development of CAPP is presented.

Different topics in applications of CAPP for developing the manufacturing engineering is reviewed and discussed in order to provide a useful study for the researchers in the interesting field. Cost and time of accurate production regarding the available resources can be decreased by applying the optimization techniques to the process of part manufacturing.

To share advantages of different CAPP systems in different industry applications, artificial neural networks can be applied to the CAPP systems. Artificial Intelligence in CAPP is developed in order to use from the advanced CAPP systems in terms of efficiency enhancement of the production process. Flexible process planning systems using dynamic CAPP and Variant Process Planning systems are developed in order to cope with product varieties in process of part production.

Computer-Aided Inspection Planning systems is presented in order to increase accuracy in process of part production. The energy consumption of part production process can be analyzed and optimized using the CAPP system in order to increase added value in the part manufacturing process. New generation of part production process can be developed by using the other knowledge of production engineering such as virtual manufacturing and simulation to the CAPP systems.

As a result, the process of part production can be modified in virtual environments without the need of shop floor testing and analysis. It is concluded that the CAPP is an advanced tool in the computer integrated manufacturing systems to increase efficiency in process of part production. Applications of fuzzy environments to process planning systems is investigated in order to increase capabilities of the current CAPP system by applying fuzzy environment to the scheduling process.

To develop the advantages of applying the knowledge objects approach in a computeraided process planning systems, Knowledge based computer-aided process planning systems is presented. To manage the interactions and communications between agents in developed CAPP systems, agent based computer-aided process planning systems is presented.

Multi-criteria decision making technique in the process planning systems is studied in different research works to tackle uncertainties in the decision making for the process planning strategies. Additive subtractive hybrid manufacturing process planning systems is presented to apply the process planning systems for additive and subtractive manufacturing technologies.

Process planning and scheduling in networked manufacturing systems is studied to share advantages and capabilities of different CAPP systems using web of knowledge.

New demands of CAPP systems can be created because of increasing part complexities and manufacturing process developments. The CAPP systems can be connected by using web systems in order to share date between different applications of process planning. So, the advantages of different CAPP systems can be increased and more sophisticated parts can be considered in order to be analyzed by the CAPP systems.

Application of fuzzy logic as well as optimization methods such as genetic algorithm in process planning can be developed in order to increase ability of part production analysis.

Green manufacturing systems can be developed using advanced CAPP systems in order to decrease the environmental pollutions due to manufacturing engineering. Also, waste materials in manufacturing operations can be decreased by applying the advanced CAPP systems to the process of part production.

Applications of virtual manufacturing systems in the CAPP can be developed in order to analyze and modify the process of part production in virtual environments. The CAPP can be applied to the supply chain management systems in order to cope with product complexities in the sophisticated parts. Multi-criterion decision-making problems can be analyzed using flexible CAPP systems to manage the balancing resources. Developed assemble systems can be managed by using the CAPP to decrease time and cost of product assembly process.

The knowledge based CAPP systems can be developed in the fuzzy environments to be more effective in the part production scheduling processes. The advanced CAPP systems can be connected together via network in order to share the advantages of different CAPP systems. Web-based service-oriented systems can be applied to the different CAPP systems in order to be connected and developed. These are suggestions for the future research works in the research filed to develop the applications of CAPP systems in the part manufacturing systems.

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Submission: 7/28/2020 Accept: 9/1/2020

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