Part Family Formation Techniques

Part Family Formation Techniques

  • Submitted By: Hamzaqazi
  • Date Submitted: 09/19/2010 4:16 AM
  • Category: Science
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Introduction
•70 % of Discrete Part Manufacturing of Total Manufacturing Industries. •50 % of Discrete Part Manufacturing is batch production. • Improving Batch Production Results in Competitiveness of organization. • Two Dominant strategies of improvement •CIM •JIT & TQC

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Introduction (cont…)
Group Technology:
organizational management based on the principle that ; “similar things should be done similarly.” •Product design •Process planning •Fabrication •Assembly •Manufacturing process

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Part Families
In the group technology concept, a set of related parts that can be produced by the same sequence of machining operations because of similarity in shape and geometry or similarity in production operation processes.

It’s a collection of parts which are similar in
• Geometric shape and size •Similar steps in manufacturing

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P a r t F a m i l y F o r m a t i o n Te c h n i q u e s

Approaches

Methods

Design Part Families
Manufacturing Part Families

Visual Inspection Production Flow Analysis (PFA) Classification And Coding

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Part Family Formation Approaches
The part may be grouped or arrange for group technology by the following two ways; 1. Design part family 2. Manufacturing part family

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Part Family Formation Approaches (Cont…)
1) Design Part Family
A part family with similar design characteristics and features are grouped in a family is known as design part family.

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Part Family Formation Approaches (Cont…)
1) Design Part Family (Cont…)

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Part Family Formation Approaches (Cont…)
1) Design Part Family (Cont…)

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Part Family Formation Approaches (Cont…)
2) Manufacturing Part Family
It is really grouping...

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