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Technology of integration of a CAD system with a variety of CAPP systems

Liu Nai

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Proposes a method of the integration of CAD/CAPP, which is used to integrate a feature\|based CAD system with a variety of CAPP systems by supporting the different data structure by these CAPPs. The method's kernel is a CAPP features' tree. The method is employed by a STEP application. At end, an applied example is presented .

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Proposes a method of the integration of CAD/CAPP, which is used to integrate a feature\|based CAD system with a variety of CAPP systems by supporting the different data structure by these CAPPs. The method's kernel is a CAPP features' tree. The method is employed by a STEP application. At end, an applied example is presented .

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Proposes a method of the integration of CAD/CAPP, which is used to integrate a feature\|based CAD system with a variety of CAPP systems by supporting the different data structure by these CAPPs. The method's kernel is a CAPP features' tree. The method is employed by a STEP application. At end, an applied example is presented .

Key concepts: CAD, Variety (cybernetics), Engineering drawing, Computer science, Tree (set theory), Feature (linguistics), Kernel (algebra), Engineering

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