Towards world class manufacturing 1993 : proceedings of the IFIP TC5/WG5.3 Conference on Towards World Class Manufacturing 1993, Litchfield Park, Arizona, USA, 12-16 September, 1993
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Towards world class manufacturing 1993 : proceedings of the IFIP TC5/WG5.3 Conference on Towards World Class Manufacturing 1993, Litchfield Park, Arizona, USA, 12-16 September, 1993
（IFIP transactions, B . Applications in technology ; 17）
North-Holland, 1994
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The mounting pressures of global competition have forced manufacturers to develop a broader range of products in short product development cycles, using more flexible and efficient organisational and technological strategies. The need to communicate information more effectively among all those who design, manufacture, sell and use the product has led to new examinations of large-scale communication processes and the methods of optimising communication. This publication offers international perspectives on how information needs to be better modelled, communicated, stored and accessed throughout the product life cycle. The scope of the papers is especially broad since contributions have been sourced not only from the academic and research communities but also from industry and commerce. Specifically, the industrial sector explores world-class manufacturing as driven business reality, integrated product development and demands for cultural and organisational changes that create new research paradigms focusing on customers and applications.
The research faction, on the other hand, presents sophisticated technological solutions to resistant problems, whilst the educators raise questions about how to prepare Renaissance engineers for dealing with integrated enterprises. In its entirety, the book provides an excellent reference tool for all concerned with innovative concepts and methods for improving communication in manufacturing within the present cultural, economic and technological environment.
Table of Contents
Part 1 Design and Product Realisation: A synthetic reasoning method for conceptual design (M. Ishii, T. Tomiyama, H. Yoshikawa). A design for manufacturing aided system based on functional and knowledge aspects (F. Feru, C. Vat, A. Timimoun, E. Cocquebert, C. Rouchon). Features and algorithms for tooling cost evaluation for stamping (P.V. Mahajan, C. Poli, D.W. Rosen, M. Wozny). Facilitating rapid product realisation with a high-level CAPP system (W.H. ElMaraghy, H. Jack). Procedural CAD models from range data (V. Koivunen, J.M. Vezien, R. Bajcsy). Part 2 Concurrent Engineering: Virtual manufacturing as a basis for concurrent engineering (F. Kimura). Improved competitiveness through concurrent activities and handling of product changes (A. Rolstadas, B. Moseng, D. Blankenburg). Towards open architecture concurrent engineering frameworks (M. Mantyla). TIBAS: Concurrent engineering and co-operative problem solving design tools for interaction between the automotive industry and its suppliers (G. Jacucci, S. Longano, B. Von Rekowsky, P. Patelli et al.). Architecture and methodology for concurrent engineering (G. Doumeingts, N. Ould Wane, P. Girard, F Marcotte). Part 3 Enterprise Architectures and Integration: Architectures for integrating manufacturing activities and enterprises (T.J. Williams, P. Bernus, J. Brosvic, et al CIMOSA: integrating the production (J. Vlietstra). Integration of the information base: organisational problems and controls (E Biennier, J. Favrel). Enterprise integration - metrics for improvement and benchmarking (M. Andersin, M. Reinikka, L.A. Wickstrom). Information based control architecture for CIM (A.L. Osorio, L.M. Camarinha-Matos). Creation of virtual manufacturing devices by means of information system models (E. Rondeau, T. Divoux, F. Lepage, M. Veron). Product data integration framework for synergetic CAD systems (J.J. Shah, S.D. Urban, S.P. Raghupathy, M.T. Rogers). Part 4 Rapid Prototyping and its Integration: Boundary evaluation for solid freeform fabrication (S. Guduri, R.H. Crawford, J.J. Beaman). Engineering plasma sprayed films by knowledge based simulations (G. Jacucci, M. Marchese, C. Uhrik). Selection and evaluation of SFM systems (D. Kochan). Integration of rapid prototyping into product development (C.L. Atwood, G.D. McCarty, B.T. Pardo, E.A. Bryce). Rapid prototyping to support flexible computer integrated manufacturing (J.A. Bachinsky, B.A. Pienkoski). Part 5 Manufacturing Planning, Processes, Systems and Education: Parametric fixture layout models for operative process planning (J. Opas, M. Mantyla). Evaluation and derivation of process plans in turning (A.E Barakat, D. Dutta). Model-based performance measurement of manufacturing logistics (H.P. Wiendahl, W. Ullmann). Development of low-cost flexible manufacturing cell (A.W. Tredgold, E.R. Fielding). Accounting of tooling costs in optimization of cold forging processes (G. Yang, Y. Maekawa, K. Oka). (Part contents).
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