Papers And Boards Flashcards

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Flexible Manufacturing System (FMS)

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Production is organised into cells of machines performing different tasks

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Just in time manufacturing

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Materials and components are ordered just in time for manufacturing

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3
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Give an example of a company that uses JIT manufacturing

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Nissan

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Lean manufacturing

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Focuses on giving customers value for money by reducing waste

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One-off production

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A product that is designed or manufactured for a specific solution

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Batch production

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Machinery set up to manufacture a set number of products

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What tools are used in batch production?

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Jigs and tools

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Mass production

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High volume of production

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What is involved in mass production?

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Dedicated specialist equipment and workers

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Continuous production

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The product is always being manufactured

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11
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Give an example of a product of continuous production

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Oil

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12
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Designing for maintenance

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Designing a product in such a way that it makes maintenance easy

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13
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Give an example of designing for maintenance

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Batteries

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14
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How do designers incorporate ethics into their product?

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Keep prices low

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15
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What can an automated workforce cause?

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Redundancies

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Why would a designer choose to manufacture in an LIC?

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Cheaper labour costs

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Why is it unethical to manufacture in an LIC?

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It is low pay and poor conditions

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What can manufacturing in an LIC cause?

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High pollution and high transportation costs

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19
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Planned obsolescence

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When a manufacturer plans or designs a product have a short useful life

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What is an advantage of planned obsolescence?

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Able to have new technology incorporated in your product

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What is a disadvantage of planned obsolescence?

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Hindrance for customers

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22
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CAD

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Computer aided design

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CAM

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Computer aided manufacture

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What is a result of better efficiency in manufacture?

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Products become more efficient with better performance

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Resource recovery
Specific disposal of materials such as composting
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Energy recovery
Incineration of solid waste to produce useful energy.
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Incineration
The burning of solid waste
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What is an advantage of incineration?
Reduces volume of landfill
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What is a disadvantage of incineration?
Potentially causes pollution
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Give an example of a side effect of landfill
Emits methane
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What does landfill pollute?
Groundwater and soil
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Why is corrugated cardboard good for packaging?
It has a good strength to weight ratio
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Varnishing
Giving a glossy or matte finish to a product for protection and aesthetic purposes
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Embossing
Making raised images or letters on paper or card
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Flexography
A type of relief printing
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Offset lithography
A process using oil and water
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Screen printing
Printing using a mesh screen and ink
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Sustainability
Meeting of present-day needs without compromising the needs of future generations
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Culture
A way of life that has unique values, beliefs, customs and behaviours
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Fashion
The currently accepted or popular style
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Technology push
When a new material is introduced which brings about a new product
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Market pull
When users want a product to be improved or redeveloped
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Co-operative
Business enterprises that are owned and self managed jointly by members
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Tech co-op
A company that provides tech support for other companies
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Crowd funding
Raising money by using the internet
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Virtual marketing
Using social media and the internet to increase brand awareness
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Showrooming
Physically going to a store to look at items, and then going to buy them online
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What was the immersion technology in the late 1700s which transformed industry?
Steam power
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Quality control
The strategy for minimizing errors by managing each stage of production
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Crop marks
Lines on an image indicating where the finished page is to be trimmed.
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Densitometer bar
Ensures that the colour is consistent in density
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Target registration marks
Used in CMYK printing where plates have to be aligned
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What is the purpose of target registration marks?
Ensure that the paper is aligned accurately