In aerospace CNC machining, be consistent

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Schultz, Rick [1 ]
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[1] CNC Aerospace Program, FANUC America, Cincinnati,OH, United States
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Manufacturing Engineering | 2015年 / 154卷 / 09期
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Aerospace programs - Cincinnati - Cnc machining - Programming practices - Programming problem;
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Rick Schultz, aerospace program manager at Fanuc America, Cincinnati, OH, states that consistent CNC machining is important for machining aerospace parts, as inconsistency of application creates major programming problems and results in significant unnecessary costs. The best starting place to achieve application consistency involves developing consistent, machine-independent programming practices at a facility.
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