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Manufacturing Automation Management: A Productivity Handbook
Roger W. Bolz
Springer Science & Business Media, 06-Dec-2012 - Science - 252 pages
Table of contents (46 chapters)
Automation in Manufacture—Its Character and Growth
Pages 1-13
1A Industry Applications: Evolution to Automation
Pages 14-17
1B Industry Applications: The Automated Egg
Pages 18-19
Automation of Materials Production Processing
Pages 21-27
2A Industry Applications: Computer Makes Precise Purlins
Pages 28-32
2B Industry Applications Automated Cleaning of Rim Stock
Pages 33-33
2C Industry Applications Textile Automation
Pages 34-36
In-process Handling Operations
Pages 37-44
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3A Industry Applications: Multi floor Automated Delivery
Pages 45-46
3B Industry Applications: Deep-lane Storage
Pages 47-48
3C Industry Applications: Job-lot Production
Pages 49-50
3D Industry Applications: Robot Loads Air Conditioners
Pages 51-52
3E Industry Applications: High-Tech, In-line Bag Making
Pages 53-54
Controlling Production Automatically
Pages 55-68
4A Industry Applications: Producing On the Ocean Floor
Pages 69-71
4B Industry Applications: Computerized Open-die Forging
Pages 72-77
4C Industry Applications: Automatic Batching Systems
Pages 78-83
4D Industry Applications: Automated Can Production
Pages 84-85
Manufacturing Information Systems
Pages 87-94
5A Industry Applications: Automated Carousels Feed Typewriter Assemblers on MRP Diet
Pages 95-99
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5B Industry Applications: Automating Manufacturing Information
Pages 100-103
Integrating the Manufacturing System
Pages 105-112
6A Industry Applications: Computer Integrated Manufacturing
Pages 113-117
6B Industry Applications: Machining System for Diesel Engine Cam Followers
Pages 118-121
6C Industry Applications: Aircraft Component Manufacture
Pages 122-124
The FMS Alternative
Pages 125-130
7A Industry Applications: Fuser Rolls for Xerox Duplicators
Pages 131-132
7B Industry Applications: Automated Tractor Assembly
Pages 133-134
7C Industry Applications: Grinding Turbine Blades in Automated Cells
Pages 135-137
7D Industry Applications: System Automates Midvolume Production
Pages 138-139
Manufacturing Engineering and the System
Pages 141-148
8A Industry Applications: Semiconductor Circuit Production
Pages 149-152
R &D for Manufacturing Automation
Pages 153-157
9A Industry Applications: Flexible Manufacturing System
Pages 158-160
9B Industry Applications: Computerized Gear Generating
Pages 161-162
The Product and Design Engineering
Pages 163-170
Design for Automated Assembly
Pages 171-178
11A Industry Applications: Assembling Motor Armatures
Pages 179-181
11B Industry Applications: Automotive Assembly Respot Welding
Pages 182-183
Designing for N/C Production
Pages 185-206
Harrington, Joseph, Jr.
Management Philosophy for Automation
Pages 207-214
13A Industry Applications: Automotive Automation
Pages 215-220
Industrial Relations Policy For Automation
Pages 221-225
14A Industry Applications: Training for Automation
Pages 226-227
Automation Systems Accounting
Pages 229-235
Roadblocks to Automation
Pages 237-245
Roger W. Bolz
Springer Science & Business Media, 06-Dec-2012 - Science - 252 pages
Automation has been employed for many years to provide a multitude of reasonably priced products for the American consumer. However, it has become evident that its real character as a manufacturing systems approach needs to be examined carefully for a better appreciation. In this book the purpose is to examine automation technology in its broadest sense and develop not only an understanding but also present some of the engineering and organization "know-how" by which manufacturing management can more effectively utilize automation to improve productivity and combat rising costs in the years ahead. Fundamentally, this book is addressed to manufacturing managers, and the material presented in a manner that will provide the knowledge for assuring success in automating. In addition, it highlights the manufacturing research and long-range planning that will be required for creating the new manufacturing technology so necessary for assuring success in future automation efforts. One of the important facts emphasized in this text is that automation is not merely robotics are another kind or type of machinery. To effect true productivity improvement requires a fresh look at the entire production process or facility-as a completely integrated system. With the developments of the past few years, rapid advances in the technology and the "tools of automation" have brought this imperative goal within the reasonable grasp of manufacturing management in almost every segment of industry. However, to utilize this progress, it is necessary to acquire a working understanding of all facets of automation.
Table of contents (46 chapters)
Automation in Manufacture—Its Character and Growth
Pages 1-13
1A Industry Applications: Evolution to Automation
Pages 14-17
1B Industry Applications: The Automated Egg
Pages 18-19
Automation of Materials Production Processing
Pages 21-27
2A Industry Applications: Computer Makes Precise Purlins
Pages 28-32
2B Industry Applications Automated Cleaning of Rim Stock
Pages 33-33
2C Industry Applications Textile Automation
Pages 34-36
In-process Handling Operations
Pages 37-44
https://books.google.co.in/books?id=oRaoBgAAQBAJ
3A Industry Applications: Multi floor Automated Delivery
Pages 45-46
3B Industry Applications: Deep-lane Storage
Pages 47-48
3C Industry Applications: Job-lot Production
Pages 49-50
3D Industry Applications: Robot Loads Air Conditioners
Pages 51-52
3E Industry Applications: High-Tech, In-line Bag Making
Pages 53-54
Controlling Production Automatically
Pages 55-68
4A Industry Applications: Producing On the Ocean Floor
Pages 69-71
4B Industry Applications: Computerized Open-die Forging
Pages 72-77
4C Industry Applications: Automatic Batching Systems
Pages 78-83
4D Industry Applications: Automated Can Production
Pages 84-85
Manufacturing Information Systems
Pages 87-94
5A Industry Applications: Automated Carousels Feed Typewriter Assemblers on MRP Diet
Pages 95-99
Andel, Tom
5B Industry Applications: Automating Manufacturing Information
Pages 100-103
Integrating the Manufacturing System
Pages 105-112
6A Industry Applications: Computer Integrated Manufacturing
Pages 113-117
6B Industry Applications: Machining System for Diesel Engine Cam Followers
Pages 118-121
6C Industry Applications: Aircraft Component Manufacture
Pages 122-124
The FMS Alternative
Pages 125-130
7A Industry Applications: Fuser Rolls for Xerox Duplicators
Pages 131-132
7B Industry Applications: Automated Tractor Assembly
Pages 133-134
7C Industry Applications: Grinding Turbine Blades in Automated Cells
Pages 135-137
7D Industry Applications: System Automates Midvolume Production
Pages 138-139
Manufacturing Engineering and the System
Pages 141-148
8A Industry Applications: Semiconductor Circuit Production
Pages 149-152
R &D for Manufacturing Automation
Pages 153-157
9A Industry Applications: Flexible Manufacturing System
Pages 158-160
9B Industry Applications: Computerized Gear Generating
Pages 161-162
The Product and Design Engineering
Pages 163-170
Design for Automated Assembly
Pages 171-178
11A Industry Applications: Assembling Motor Armatures
Pages 179-181
11B Industry Applications: Automotive Assembly Respot Welding
Pages 182-183
Designing for N/C Production
Pages 185-206
Harrington, Joseph, Jr.
Management Philosophy for Automation
Pages 207-214
13A Industry Applications: Automotive Automation
Pages 215-220
Industrial Relations Policy For Automation
Pages 221-225
14A Industry Applications: Training for Automation
Pages 226-227
Automation Systems Accounting
Pages 229-235
Roadblocks to Automation
Pages 237-245
First published on 24 December 2019
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