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Introduction to Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM)
Introduction to ComputerIntegrated Manufacturing (CIM) Manufacturing system (FMS) Mission Mfg. (VMM) Mfg. system (CMS)Four-Plan Concept of ManufacturingCIM system discussed: Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Direct Numerical Control (DNC) Computer Process Control Computer Integrated Production Management Automated Inspection Methods Industrial Robots CIM Systemconsistsof the following basic components:I. Machine tools and related equipmentII. Material Handling system (MHS)III. Computer Control SystemIV. Human factor/laborCIMS machine direct and indirect mfg. lead in process refers to aproductionsystem thatconsists of NC machines connected together materials handling under Computer controlWhy CIMS?In Production Lines:is very efficient whenproducing"identical" parts inlargevolumesat high product Alone:NC machine: areideallysuited for variations in work Manufacturing Mfg. system : the least flexible CIM system .
Flexible Manufacturing System 2 100 800. very limited number of different parts (2 - 8). 2. Mfg. Cell: the most flexible but generally has the lowest number of different parts manufactured in the cell would be between 40 - 80. Annual production rates rough from 200 - 500. 3. Flexible Mfg. System: A typical FMS will be used to process several ...
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