Research Article

Application of Fuzzy Case-Based Reasoning and Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process for Machining Cutter Planning and Control

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Related studies in cutter management.

SNAuthorsProposed systemMethodology

1Rahimifard and Newman [9]A scheduling system for the simultaneous planning of workpieces, cutting tools, and fixtures in FMSDiscrete event simulation
2Özbayrak and Bell [10]A knowledge-based DSS for short-term scheduling of part-cutter assignmentRule-based reasoning (RBR)
3Buyurgan et al. [13]Cutting tool selection and allocation in FMSHeuristics of tool life to tool size ratio
4Meseguer and Gonzalez [14]A system for cutting tool planning integrated with CAPPCAPP software
5Petruse and Brîndaşu [6]An augmented reality system for cutter planning and controlAugmented reality technologies
6Arunachalam et al. [27]A fuzzy MADM system to select complaint polishing cuttersFuzzy logic and multiple-attribute decision-making
7Sun et al. [28]Two models for cutter delivery and cutter demand prediction in the metal-cutting processGenetic algorithm (GA)
7Li et al. [29]A system to select cutter manufacturing materialsAnalytic hierarchy process (AHP)
8Saranya et al. [30]Cutters selection system from a big relational database of machining operationsArtificial neural networks (ANN), GA, and fuzzy logic
9Zhou et al. [31]An ontology-based cutter configuration system for machining processOntological approach
10Tomelero et al. [4]A system for cutter planning and control at strategic, technical, and logistical aspectsLean benchmarking
12Kasie et al. [11]A theoretical DSS model for stabilizing the flows of cutters, fixtures, and jigsCBR, DES, and relational database management tools
13Kasie and Bright [32]A DSS for part-cutting assignment and control in turning operationsNeutrosophic CBR and best-worst method (BWM)