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information is split by characters "! ; : <>,". Each operation should contain an ID, type, stroke, die center, die dimensions, shoe height, and arranged tasks (Fig. 43). Notably, each task type

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The process planning result is not unique, and such results will vary based on specifications from different die design companies and different designers. If a die design company and its designers are the same, even when the panel is the same, process planning results will also

Therefore, this study is based on the premise of compliance with the principles set forth in section 3.4 to reason the acceptable and enforceable process, and allow users to modify the content of process manually in response to different conditions and circumstances (Chapman

The authors would like to thank the engineers of Geo Ho International Co., Ltd. for their technical supports. Ted Knoy is appreciated for his editorial assistance. The authors would

vary due to different client demands and different cost considerations.

has its own information that must be recorded (Fig. 44).

**Figure 43.** Process protocol

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**Figure 44.** Protocol of each task

**6. Conclusion**

Chun-Fong You, Chin-Ren Jeng and Kun-Yu Liu

Department of Mechanical Engineering, National Taiwan University, Taiwan, ROC
