Information control problems in manufacturing technology by E.A. Puente, L. Nemes

By E.A. Puente, L. Nemes

The Symposium awarded and mentioned the newest learn on new theories and complex functions of computerized platforms, that are built for production know-how or are appropriate to complicated production structures. the subjects incorporated laptop built-in production, simulation and the more and more vital parts of man-made intelligence and professional structures, and utilized them to the vast spectrum of difficulties that the trendy production engineer is probably going to come across within the layout and alertness of more and more advanced automated structures.

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In this way, generative process plan­ ning systems can be implemented. The generative approach to process planning involves synthesizing plans from the logic incorporated in the system. 2. Process Planning Process planning is the stage between design and manufacture. Plans involving instructions on the manufac­ ture of a part are drawn up from the information obtained from the drawings and the experience of the planners. Very often, it is an iterative process, involving much con­ sultations between design and the production engineering before a final plan is accepted.

For this reason, it must be modular and not very expensive. In this way, small shoe factories will be able to use only some of the system cells, while the rest of the product10n steps may be performed with traditional machmery. The selected shoe types are: A) Men's shoes with one piece sole-heel, and flat base. B) Men's shoes with one piece sole-heel, and base with welt. C) Women's shoes with separated sole and heel (cuban heel shoe). D) Women's shoes with heel covered by sole (built heel shoe).

The selection is called target 3election. Figure 6 shows this situation where a node has some output links to the nodes which have the same facility type. Since transaction flows indicate only facility types, transactions in the departure node can go to any node among the target nodes. facility type i departute node • • • departute node Fig. 5. Link selection. target node Fig. 6. Target selection. A Study on Distributed Simulation Target selection is carried out as follows: 31 Communication among Subsystems (1) A transaction occupies all output links to the tar­ get nodes, that is, same request messages are trans­ mitted to the nodes simultaneously and all of the links are occupied.

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