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Fig 1.

The layout illustration of the machining workshop for large-size valves.

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Fig 2.

Machining features of a butterfly valve body.

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Fig 3.

Sequence relationship network of features.

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Table 1.

Related processing information of the butterfly valve body.

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Fig 4.

Simplified AND/OR graph of the butterfly valve body.

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Explanation of the mathematical model’s symbols.

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The framework of the proposed NSAG-II method.

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Fig 6.

An encoding instance of two jobs.

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Fig 7.

Cross-sectional views of a butterfly valve and a gate valve of large size.

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Table 3.

Pertinent parameters of machines.

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Table 4.

Processing information on all the parts for the butterfly valve and the gate valve.

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Table 5.

Parameters of the presented method.

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Fig 8.

The comparison of two criteria optimization objectives.

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Fig 9.

Gantt chart of a best optimal set.

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Table 6.

A detailed process planning arrangement from a chosen solution in an optimal set (partial).

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