Fertigungsverfahren der Mechatronik, Feinwerk- und Präzisionsgerätetechnik

Risse, A.

doi:10.1007/978-3-8348-8312-4

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“…The heating may be affected by radiation, solid, gas, or liquid, as well as by the condensation of a vapor, microwaves, or electrical induction. Depending on the selected type of heat input, the soldering technology as well as the calculation and the amount of the minimum value can be determined [5].…”

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E|Benchmark - Approaches and Methods for Assessing the Energy Efficiency of the Industrial Automated Product Manufacturing

Kreitlein

Rackow

Franke

2014

AMM

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This paper introduces a method for the assessment and evaluation of energy efficiency of the manufacturing processes in the production as well as a corporate and cross-industry comparison. Already today, energy-related characteristic value systems are used, which are related to the energy consumption of large electronic household appliances or are focusing on their production facilities. The energy efficiency value is a newly developed indicator and will provide valuable information about the energy efficiency of the production of various products, production operators, and consumers. In the following, the energy efficiency value, which is based on the approach of minimal value calculation, is presented in detail. The basic idea is the comparison and evaluation of energy efficiency based on the ratio of the theoretically required energy consumption to the actual energy consumption. Depending on the analysis of influencing factors, a model highlighting their dependencies could be established. The developed system hinges on a successive calculation of the minimum value. Each of these minimum types can be put in relation to the measured energy consumption. However, depending on the chosen basis, the conclusion and focus of the calculated key figure may vary. By using the real minimum as a basis, the actually existing energy savings become visible. The method will be put to the test through an exemplary application for processes in the fields of cutting technologies. This course of action allows for the validation of the developed energy efficiency value and reveals the potential of this method.

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E|Benchmark - Approaches and Methods for Assessing the Energy Efficiency of the Industrial Automated Product Manufacturing

Kreitlein

Rackow

Franke

2014

AMM

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“…With the waterjet method of cutting materials, chips are removed due to erosion from the kinetic energy of the impacting abrasive particles, their mass, hardness and impact angle, as well as the mechanical properties of the material being processed [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]. Despite the positive technological capabilities of waterjet cutting of materials, there are number of shortcomings in the quality of manufacturing parts made of chromium-nickel alloys [4,[9][10][11].…”

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Formation of Geometric Parameters of the Surfaces of Cylindrical Parts during Waterjet Cutting

Simon,

Yusubov,

Amirli

2024

Advances in Science and Technology

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“…There are two primary types of PCBs, through-hole technology (THT) and surface mount device (SMD) PCBs [5]. THT PCBs have been used for decades as they are preferred for their durability, reliability, and ease of repair [6]. Automated assembly of THT PCBs has been a challenge for the electronics industry due to the manual labor required, leading to longer production times and increased errors.…”

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Technology Modules Providing Solutions for Agile Manufacturing

Deniša,

Ude,

Simonič

et al. 2023

Machines

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In this paper, we address the most pressing challenges faced by the manufacturing sector, particularly the manufacturing of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), where the transition towards high-mix low-volume production and the availability of cost-effective solutions are crucial. To overcome these challenges, this paper presents 14 innovative solutions that can be utilized to support the introduction of agile manufacturing processes in SMEs. These solutions encompass a wide range of key technologies, including reconfigurable fixtures, low-cost automation for printed circuit board (PCB) assembly, computer-vision-based control, wireless sensor networks (WSNs) simulations, predictive maintenance based on Internet of Things (IoT), virtualization for operator training, intuitive robot programming using virtual reality (VR), autonomous trajectory generation, programming by demonstration for force-based tasks, on-line task allocation in human–robot collaboration (HRC), projector-based graphical user interface (GUI) for HRC, human safety in collaborative work cells, and integration of automated ground vehicles for intralogistics. All of these solutions were designed with the purpose of increasing agility in the manufacturing sector. They are designed to enable flexible and modular manufacturing systems that are easy to integrate and use while remaining cost-effective for SMEs. As such, they have a high potential to be implemented in the manufacturing industry. They can be used as standalone modules or combined to solve a more complicated task, and contribute to enhancing the agility, efficiency, and competitiveness of manufacturing companies. With their application tested in industrially relevant environments, the proposed solutions strive to ensure practical implementation and real-world impact. While this paper presents these solutions and gives an overview of their methodologies and evaluations, it does not go into their details. It provides summaries of comprehensive and multifaceted solutions to tackle the evolving needs and demands of the manufacturing sector, empowering SMEs to thrive in a dynamic and competitive market landscape.

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Fertigungsverfahren der Mechatronik, Feinwerk- und Präzisionsgerätetechnik

Cited by 21 publications

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E|Benchmark - Approaches and Methods for Assessing the Energy Efficiency of the Industrial Automated Product Manufacturing

E|Benchmark - Approaches and Methods for Assessing the Energy Efficiency of the Industrial Automated Product Manufacturing

Formation of Geometric Parameters of the Surfaces of Cylindrical Parts during Waterjet Cutting

Technology Modules Providing Solutions for Agile Manufacturing

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