Impact of the Digital Factory on the Production Planning Process

Haller, Eberhard; Schiller, Emmerich F.; Hartel, Ingo

doi:10.1007/0-387-23078-5_6

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“…Accordingly, data integration and digital plausibility checks, can increase the planning speed by approx. 20 % and the planning quality by 10 to 15 % [7,8].…”

Section: Digital Factory and Digital Shadowmentioning

confidence: 99%

Active Role-Based Database System for Factory Planning

Dombrowski

Imdahl

Karl

2018

Advances in Production Management Systems. Smart Manufacturing for Industry 4.0

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The globalization of markets and the paradigm shift to mass customization lead to a turbulent planning environment. For companies, this results in an increased planning frequency and an increased volume of planning data in the factory planning process. Solutions are the concepts of the Digital Factory and the Digital Shadow. In the context of these two concepts, database systems must be integrated into systematic planning tools in order to make continuous and active use of factory planning knowledge and to reduce the amount of data to the required. Against this background, the paper proposes a concept for the development of an active role-based database system that converts information from various sources into manageable restrictions and filters them by assigning them to the relevant planning phase and to the responsible employee in the company. To validate the concept, the database system is integrated in a factory planning table. A use case shows, that in combination with the planning table, the database system reduces the planning time of factories and at the same time improves planning quality by integrating stored planning knowledge.

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“…Accordingly, data integration and digital plausibility checks, can increase the planning speed by approx. 20 % and the planning quality by 10 to 15 % [7,8].…”

Section: Digital Factory and Digital Shadowmentioning

confidence: 99%

Active Role-Based Database System for Factory Planning

Dombrowski

Imdahl

Karl

2018

Advances in Production Management Systems. Smart Manufacturing for Industry 4.0

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“…In the last few years different tools for production and planning have been developed and use successfully in automotive industry. The existing approaches are based on the management of alphanumerical data for documenting planning results and can be done using new digital planning approaches for production [3]. Many researchers are involved in the design processes of machine tools, cars, aircrafts, etc.…”

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confidence: 99%

3D Model Based Process in Automotive Industry

Gherghina

Tutunea

Dima

et al. 2018

AMM

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The three dimensional design of modern auto vehicle through advanced virtual engineering methods is used from early development processes. From over 10 years automotive manufacturers’ have used 3D-CAD software packages following conventional development strategies of the product. These tools offer the possibility to design components through digital mock-up processes reducing time and errors in production. In this paper we evaluate the evolution of 3D-CAD based development processes based on geometry generation, conceptual design and simulations tools. The DMU method allows importing the 2D sketch in 3D software then creates a virtual model which can be optimized and analyzed.

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Simulation Modeling Methods and Tools in the Study of Electronics Preproduction

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The paper is devoted to the selection and application of simulation methods and tools when creating a digital model of the production floor and the preproduction of the assembly process of electronic modules on printed circuit boards. The advantage of simulation modeling for creating a digital manufacturing model is shown. The introduction of simulation methods in the educational process is considered. Using the developed digital model for the manufacturing of a typical product as an example, the functional capabilities of the Plant Simulation module from the Tecnomatix software package developed by Siemens PLM Software are considered. The main simulation results in terms of productivity of the designed production floor are considered. The digital model was improved in order to increase the technological equipment utilization rate and the total productivity of the assembly floor.

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Impact of the Digital Factory on the Production Planning Process

Cited by 4 publications

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Active Role-Based Database System for Factory Planning

Active Role-Based Database System for Factory Planning

3D Model Based Process in Automotive Industry

Simulation Modeling Methods and Tools in the Study of Electronics Preproduction

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