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31. An expert system for reliable tool-replacement policies in metal cutting

Author

Alto, A., Dassisti, M., and Galantucci, L.M.

Subjects
Expert systems -- Models, Metal-cutting -- Technology application, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Science and technology
Abstract

An expert system prototype conceptualized on a personal computer environment can function as an off-line decision-support system for metal-cutting operations. This expert system possesses an expansive modular architecture and its heuristic knowledge presents some statistical techniques to solve problems related to the high-level tasks it performs. Other advantages of the expert system prototype include low cost and flexibility.

Published
1994

35. Environmental benchmarking analysis using AHP: spreading best practices between italian and albanian SME’s

Author

Giannocaro R., Dassisti M., Ludovico A. D., Scorziello F., Decolli P., RANIERI, LUIGI, Giannocaro, R., Dassisti, M., Ludovico, A. D., Scorziello, F., Ranieri, Luigi, and Decolli, P.

Subjects
Environmental Benchmarking, Analytical Hierarchy Process, Environmental Management Systems, Performance Measurement, Environmental Benchmarking, Environmental Management Systems, Performance Measurement, Analytical Hierarchy Process
Abstract

The article presents the results of an environmental benchmarking activity performed within the ADA project "positive actions for the diffusion of good environmental practices in Albania" financed within the INTERREG UE program. After an initial analysis of the state of the art in Albania on environmental benchmarking analysis is described whthin a selected sample. A new benchmarking model was adapted to this aim for the diffusion of good environmental practices in Albania. The model use was supported by the AHP, for prioritizing the perceptions of stakeholders on their relative severity of environmental routines.

Published
2009

45. Ontology-Based Model for Production-Control Systems Interoperability

Author

Dassisti, M., Panetto, H., Tursi, A., Michele DE NICOLO', Panetto, Hervé, CIRP, Dipartimento di Ingegneria Meccanica e Gestionale (DIMEG), Politecnico di Bari, Centre de Recherche en Automatique de Nancy (CRAN), and Université Henri Poincaré - Nancy 1 (UHP)-Institut National Polytechnique de Lorraine (INPL)-Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS)

Subjects
Enterprise interoperability, Ontological model, IEC 62264, ComputerApplications_COMPUTERSINOTHERSYSTEMS, [INFO.INFO-IA]Computer Science [cs]/Computer Aided Engineering, Information modelling, Production-control systems integration, [INFO.INFO-IA] Computer Science [cs]/Computer Aided Engineering, OWL
Abstract

International audience; One of the emerging control problem in manufacturing systems is the "information interoperability (I2)" problem: information is required to be coherent and congruent with the specific use, particularly in interfacing manufacturing processes, at any stage of the product lifecycle management. Lack of comprehension, misunderstandings as well as redundant activities are typically signs of I2 problems. Standardisation initiatives, in the frame of ISO and IEC (IEC 62264), try to answer these problems by specifying the information related to products, manufacturing resources and processes. These represent the most assessed corpus of knowledge for business to manufacturing (B2M) applications interoperability, available so far for studying and solving the I2 issues. This paper tries to trace a path for studying the I2 problems in production-control systems, by a formalisation procedure to build an ontology-based model, based on the IEC 62264 standard.

Published
2008

47. Measurement Planning Based On Manufacturing Process

Author

Dassisti, M., Moroni, Giovanni, Pacella, Massimo, Pacella, Massimo, M., Dassisti, and G., Moroni

Subjects
DEINDE 2005, INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MODELLING AND ANALYSIS OF PHYSICAL AND COMPUTER EXPERIMENTS, geometric tolerance, uncertainty, coordinate measuring machine, manufacturing signature
Abstract

In planning the coordinate measuring machine based inspection of a mechanical component feature, cleverness may be added with the definition of an empirical model representing the “signature” left by the process the feature went through. This paper focuses on two industrial related case studies and shows the benefits in terms of inspection costs reduction due to a proper selection of measuring points number and position. A new approach in tolerance evaluation based on process’ signature rebuilding is also proposed.

Published
2005

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