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    The document outlines an educational course on computer integrated manufacturing systems. The course is divided into 8 units that will cover topics like high volume production systems, automated flow line analysis and line balancing, minimum rational work elements, automated assembly systems, computerized manufacturing planning systems, CNC machining centers, and robotics. Students will learn about automation concepts, mathematical models, automated transport mechanisms, buffer storage, precedence diagrams, line balancing methods, parts feeding devices, automated guided vehicle systems, computer aided process planning, and robot programming. The course aims to provide an introduction to key concepts and applications in automated manufacturing.

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    The document outlines an educational course on computer integrated manufacturing systems. The course is divided into 8 units that will cover topics like high volume production systems, automated flow line analysis and line balancing, minimum rational work elements, automated assembly systems, computerized manufacturing planning systems, CNC machining centers, and robotics. Students will learn about automation concepts, mathematical models, automated transport mechanisms, buffer storage, precedence diagrams, line balancing methods, parts feeding devices, automated guided vehicle systems, computer aided process planning, and robot programming. The course aims to provide an introduction to key concepts and applications in automated manufacturing.

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    Computer Integrated Manufacturing Syllabus For ME 6 Sem 2010 Scheme - Vtu Syllabus

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    Ravichandra Rangappa
    The document outlines an educational course on computer integrated manufacturing systems. The course is divided into 8 units that will cover topics like high volume production systems, automated flow line analysis and line balancing, minimum rational work elements, automated assembly systems, computerized manufacturing planning systems, CNC machining centers, and robotics. Students will learn about automation concepts, mathematical models, automated transport mechanisms, buffer storage, precedence diagrams, line balancing methods, parts feeding devices, automated guided vehicle systems, computer aided process planning, and robot programming. The course aims to provide an introduction to key concepts and applications in automated manufacturing.

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    PartA

    Unit1
    ComputerIntegratedManufacturingSystems
    8hours

    Introduction,Automationdefinition,Typesof
    automation,CIM,processinginmanufacturing,
    Productionconcepts,MathematicalModels
    Manufacturingleadtime,productionrate,
    componentsofoperationtime,capacity,
    Utilizationandavailability,Workinprocess,
    WIPratio,TIPratio,Problemsusing
    mathematicalmodelequations.

    Unit2

    HighVolumeProductionSystem
    6hours

    IntroductionAutomatedflowlinesymbols,
    objectives,Workparttransportcontinuous,
    Intermittent,synchronous,Palletfixtures,
    TransferMechanismLinearWalkingbeam,.
    rollerchaindrive,Rotaryrackandpinion,Rachet
    &Pawl,Genevawheel,Bufferstorage,control
    functionssequence,safety,Quality,Automation
    formachiningoperation.

    Unit3
    AnalysisOfAutomatedFlowLine&Line
    Balancing
    6hours

    Generalterminologyandanalysis,Analysisof
    TranferLinewithoutstorageupperbound
    approach,lowerboundapproachandproblems,
    AnalysisofTransferlineswithstoragebuffer,
    Effectofstorage,buffercapacitywithsimple
    problem,Partialautomationwithnumerical
    problems,flowlineswithmorethantwostages,
    ManualAssemblylines,linebalancingproblem.

    Unit4

    MinimumRationalWorkElement
    6hours

    Workstationprocesstime,Cycletime,
    precedenceconstraints.Precedencediagram,
    Balancedelaymethodsoflinebalancinglargest
    Candidaterule,KilbridgeandWestersmethod,
    Rankedpositionalweightmethod,Numerical
    problemscoveringallabovemethodsand
    computerizedlinebalancing.
    PartB

    Unit5

    AutomatedAssemblySystems
    8hours

    Designforautomatedassemblysystems,typesof
    automatedassemblysystem,Partsfeeding
    deviceselementsofpartsdeliverysystemhopper,
    partfeeder,Selectors,feedback,escapement
    andplacementanalysisofMultistationAssembly
    Machineanalysisofsinglestationassembly.
    AutomatedGuidedVehicleSystem:
    Introduction,Vehicleguidanceandrouting,
    Systemmanagement,Quantitativeanalysis
    ofAGV\'swithnumericalproblemsand
    application.

    Unit6
    ComputerizedManufacturingPlanningSystem
    6hours

    Introduction,ComputerAidedProcessPlanning,
    Retrievaltypesofprocessplanning,Generative
    typeofprocessplanning,Materialrequirement
    planning,FundamentalconceptsofMRPinputs
    toMRP,Capacityplanning.

    Unit7

    CncMachiningCenters
    6hours

    IntroductiontoCNC,elementsofCNC,CNC
    machiningcenters,partprogramming,
    fundamentalstepsinvolvedindevelopmentof
    partprogrammingformillingandturning.

    Unit8

    Robotics

    6hours

    IntroductiontoRobotconfiguration,Robot
    motion,programmingofRobotsendeffectors,
    RobotsensorsandRobotapplications.

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