production and manufacturing Flashcards

1
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refers to the methodical process used to convert raw materials into finished goods

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production system

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What are the five key elements involved in a production system?

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Resources flowing within a defined system
Combined and transformed inputs
Controlled manner
Add value
Accordance to the policies communicated by management​

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3
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What is the primary purpose of a production system?

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to add value to materials, whether in terms of utility, functionality, or aesthetics

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4
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What are the two main categories of production systems based on product variety and volume?

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Continuous production process and intermittent production process​

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5
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process that involves producing high volumes of standardized products using automated, special-purpose equipment

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continuous production process

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refers to a type of continuous production where products are standardized, and special-purpose machines are used to achieve high output rates​

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mass production system

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A production method where standard modules are assembled based on specific customer orders​

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assemble-to-order production process

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8
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involve products moving continuously through a linear process, with minimal or no breaks between steps

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continuous flow (flow shop) operations

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9
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involves producing the same product following the same path with minimal variation​

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repetitive manufacturing

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10
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What are the characteristics of continuous mass production?

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characterized by standardization, high production rates, low process inventory, and reduced cycle times

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is when the production process is not continuous, with products being made in small, custom batches

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intermitted production

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machines in job shop production are used to cater to the diverse production needs of custom products

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general-purpose machines

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13
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the product remains in a fixed location, and resources come to it, such as in ship or bridge construction​

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project-type production?

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14
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application of physical and/or chemical processes to alter the form, properties, or appearance of a material to create parts or products​

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manufacturing

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refers to using an instrumentation system to perform tasks or sequences of operations without human intervention

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automation

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involves production activities that are done automatically, without direct human input​

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automated process

17
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include the factory, production machines, tooling, material handling equipment, inspection equipment, and control systems

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facilities

18
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consists of a human worker operating powered equipment, such as a machine tool​

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worker-machine system

19
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system performs tasks without human intervention for an extended period​

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fully automated system

20
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Enumerate the types of production processes.

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Continuous production process
Intermitted production process (batch production, job shop production, project production)​

21
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Enumerate the types of continuous manufacturing systems.

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Continuous flow (flow shop)
Continuous mass production

22
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List the benefits of mass production.

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Higher production rates
Reduced cycle time
Higher capacity utilization
Lower manufacturing cost per unit
Less skilled operators required​

23
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Enumerate the characteristics of job shop production.

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Use of general-purpose machines
Skilled operators
Large inventory of materials and tools
High variety of products
Custom production

24
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List three examples of intermitted manufacturing.

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Batch manufacturing
Job shop production
Project-type production

25
Enumerate the categories of automated manufacturing systems.
Fixed automation Programmable automation Flexible automation
26
List the three phases of an automation migration strategy.
Manual production Automated production Automated integrated production
27
Enumerate the advantages of an automation migration strategy.
Quick product introduction Gradual automation introduction Avoidance of high initial automation investment
28
List the four functions involved in manufacturing support systems
Business functions Product design Manufacturing planning Manufacturing control