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Week 1
Week 1
INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION
We will see each
other every:
1.Monday
(2.30~4.30pm)
2. Friday
(7.30~11.30am)
COURSE LEARNING OUTCOME
Type of
No CLO
Assessment
Continuous CLO 1- C3, CLO 2- P3, CLO 3- P4,
Assessment PLO3 PLO2 PLO2
Test (20%)
- Quiz 8%
1 - Written Test 12%
Practical Work
(40%)
- Practical Test 17% 23%
Final
Examination
2
Practical test
17% 23%
(40%)
Sub Total 20% 34% 46%
Total 100%
ASSESSMENT SPECIFICATION TABLE
PRACTICAL
WRITTEN
CONTENT
CLO 1
CLO 2
TEST
CLO3
QUIZ
TEST
C
P3 P4 8% 12% 40%
3
1. Check Electrohydraulic X X
Performance X X
2. Check Electro pneumatic X X
Performance X X
3. Check Function Of Servo X X
System X X
4. Check Function Of X X
What have you learned previously?
The word AUTOMATION come from the ancient Greek word which means
SELF-DICTATED.
Automation can be defined in many ways as follows:
The use of computer control systems to control machines in an industry,
different processes. Minimizing the dependence on human operators.
The method or process of following a pre-defined sequence of operations
in the manufacturing of a product, without the assistance from human
operators.
The technology of performing a manufacturing process with the help of
programmable signals. These signals are generated by programmed
instruction in forms of programmed commands.
INTRODUCTION
To increase
To reduce
the produc- To minimize the effect
the labour
tivity of cost.
of shortage in labour.
labour.
To im-
To improve
To reduce the manual
the safety
prove the
tasks.
of workers. quality of
products.
Advantages Disadvantages
i. Elements of automation.
ii. Types of automation systems.
iii. Application of automation.
iv. Goal of automation.
v. Automation and society: Social Economic Impacts of
Automation.
vi. Advantages and disadvantages of automation.
vii. Low cost automation.
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