Selection of assembly system type

Madarasz, L.; Kovac, Jeffrey; Senderská, Katarína

doi:10.1109/sami.2008.4469196

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“…The aim of this paper is to provide an overview of well-known [1] and novel assembly systems, as well as the fundamentals of assembly theories to help the reader select the assembly system meeting the requirements for productivity, flexibility [2], humanisation and the assembly unit labour costs over the life of the assembly system.…”

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Use of Nesting Workstations in Assembly

Václav

Zaborowski²,

Sobrino

et al. 2020

Research Papers Faculty of Materials Science and Technology Slovak University of Technology

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Over the years there has been a fixed idea that components just enter the assembly floor and that assembled products leave it subsequently after certain operations have been executed on such products. Besides, there is a common notion that only small and simple products can be assembled on the so called “assembly nests”; however, the dimensions of objects assembled inside these keep increasing. Nowadays, even an aircraft, a boat, etc. can also be assembled on a moving trolley. This is possible given to the fact that the trolley with the product and with the operators themselves may come to the same storage of parts, while the system does not need to be balanced in time. On the other hand, in assembly nested layouts, the productivity of one operator is usually higher than the productivity on the line station and this because such lines are not often time balanced. Besides, this is also enhanced by the fact that more than one operator can work on a single nest. In this regard, the present paper seeks to identify the ways of combining or assembling components into products, and to analyse quality of the abovementioned assembly approaches.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Use of Nesting Workstations in Assembly

Václav

Zaborowski²,

Sobrino

et al. 2020

Research Papers Faculty of Materials Science and Technology Slovak University of Technology

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“…On the basis of these documentation is a part machined. [1,2] The problems originated if the real part exists, for example as the hand-made prototype, it is complex-shaped and its geometrical characteristics are unknown. The produce of other parts (exactly same) is problematical in this case, mainly, if the production is batch.…”

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Virtual Geometrical Data Definition of Part with Unspecified Shape

Monková

2013

AMR

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The contribution deals with the geometrical data definition of part with unspecified variable radius by means of modern equipment and computer aid. There are described some problems that originate at the real part digitizing. The possibility of virtual 3D model creating is given due to the modern equipment so called scanners. After the sections of scanned model were created,their contours were interpolated or approximated by curves of Bezier and Spline type. The curves were covered with a coat surface created as a Pro/Engineering systems own element, so the geometrical data were readable also for CAM system area. The virtual model serves for the generating of CL data to make new part on NC/CNC machine. The manufacturing of the part with CNC machine utilization enables to increase the production efficiency and the part quality.

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Selection of assembly system type

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Use of Nesting Workstations in Assembly

Use of Nesting Workstations in Assembly

Virtual Geometrical Data Definition of Part with Unspecified Shape

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