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job shop
production of small batches of different products, most of which require a different set of processing steps...glasses
batch shop
standardized job shop...stable line of products......CAT machinery
assembly line
production of discrete parts moving from workstation to workstation at controlled rate.....Honda burger king
continuous flow
conversion of further processing of undifferentiated materials such as chemicals......sugar
process layout
functional or departmental specialty layout....similar functions or equip is grouped together
product layout
assumes a flow line or assembly line; determined by nature of product.... arranged in progressive steps which product is made
fixed position layout
fixed position made on site; resources brought to site... like construction sites
1. project
2. unit or batch
3. mass production
4. process
1. fixed pos
2. process
3. product
4. product
job shop
1. plan and control by lots
2. job orders
3. job routing
4. job costing
repetitive manufac
1. plan and control by rate
2. flow control
3. fixed routing
4. process costing
p-chart....p-bar
chart of % defective...average proportion defective...sigma erros/sigma sample size
Sp
standard deviation of a distribution of proportion....
square root of (pbar(1-pbar)/n)
c-chart
chart of defects per unit
CAM
computer aided manufacturing
CNC machines
computer numerical control
CIM
computer integrated manufacturing
CAD
computer aided design
FMS
flexible manufacturing system
concurrent engineering
approach to product design using cross-functional integration, teamwork, and overlapping stages of development
DFMA
altering design to permit few parts, easier machining, and simplified assembly without compromising quality
product-process matrix
exhibit or table matching major stages of product and process life cycles
process flowchart
chart of graph using symbols to map the stages of production or service delivery
assembly drawing
exploded view of a product showing its component parts
UCL xbar
x-dbar +A2(Rbar)
LCL xbar
x-dbar - A2(R-bar)
UCL r
D4(R-bar)
LCL r
D3(R-bar)