Computer Integrated Manufacturing And Engineering
Ulrich Rembold, Bart O. Nnaji, A. Storr
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Ulrich Rembold, Bart O. Nnaji, A. Storr
Abstract
1. The Manufacturing System. 2. CIM Models and Concepts. 3. Analysis Tools for Manufacturing. 4. Flexible Manufacturing and Assembly Equipment. 5. Control Structures for Manufacturing Systems in the CAM Area. 6. Communication Nets and Protocol Standards. 7. CAD: Its Role in Manufacturing. 8. Process Planning and Manufacturing Scheduling. 9. Robotics. 11. City Assurance. 12. References and Further Reading. Index.
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1. The Manufacturing System. 2. CIM Models and Concepts. 3. Analysis Tools for Manufacturing. 4. Flexible Manufacturing and Assembly Equipment. 5. Control Structures for Manufacturing Systems in the CAM Area. 6. Communication Nets and Protocol Standards. 7. CAD: Its Role in Manufacturing. 8. Process Planning and Manufacturing Scheduling. 9. Robotics. 11. City Assurance. 12. References and Further Reading. Index.
Key concepts: Computer-integrated manufacturing, Manufacturing engineering, Integrated Computer-Aided Manufacturing, Process development execution system, Scheduling (production processes), Manufacturing execution system, Advanced manufacturing, Computer-aided manufacturing