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Manufacturing Process Management basic tasks8 N; f- P; q& x$ F) e: C
e$ [1 n# @) |, |4 g4 sTo create a manufacturing process plan, you can perform the following basic% Q: i1 j' }9 F; d8 w4 U
tasks in the Manufacturing Process Management environment.* i2 i( L$ W8 V' q7 ~/ K1 n. D
+ _$ b$ l6 Y) P• Create a manufacturing process
. `% c, _; @/ a6 ?1 Y4 ~2 h. T* ~The manufacturing process plan includes a top-level structure of the3 |6 K9 U u( v; a8 s' L
process needed to manufacture the product, as well as a detailed design
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you build the process structure, you can assign resources to the various8 W' P% ?/ T6 A& S( [4 u
processes, operations, and activities. You can also identify the specific( k0 g, e& p' o$ L9 ^
locations within the plant where each operation and activity is performed./ v+ }( V$ J- e& A5 z7 E
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o Load the product and the work area.
+ Z$ }# u4 h$ A: e( n7 oo Create the process structure/ @% H( U8 L7 K) s- R' E' ]
o Create operations
, w c0 e- j' Q% Q, g4 |: co Establish relationships between process, product, and work areas' ^. I/ O! |$ O! Y* U8 B
o Assign work areas
+ Y) ]; v$ k( a+ T6 ?" |+ U" h8 A5 Uo Create activities under operations
! l; M f0 H7 k; Do Add resources to operations
; f6 Q2 E) N& p* \; Wo Verify the manufacturing process
* N9 E7 a: ?7 G1 N) R. }3 m! io Create structures with Microsoft Excel™
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• Create a factory or plant structure3 A4 P! Y' I) \# M. j! z
Plant Designer allows you to design, modify, import, and export the9 u- ~* ]4 v2 {0 S
structure of the factory in which you build the product. You can provide' {1 e; {3 _( q% S0 g9 y
a view of the plant structure layout and organize the areas where the
& ?8 w( i) h& L, H! T/ xproduct is manufactured and assembled.3 r) ~ o; S# D1 N: W, @
o Create and edit the plant structure5 n7 m! z! z. k
o Define work areas$ f/ i$ Z, C5 t3 }( i
o Manage plant structures and layouts
' Q3 D- X) C7 e( to Store model files in DWG format or as JT files for visualization6 I3 j) @! W+ ~& P
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• Create a preliminary data indicator (baseline)
, u0 S% x/ T1 o6 C g' IYou can create a preliminary data indicator (PDI) or baseline of a' I( ]+ e, R+ x& Z% J. M
manufacturing process that is in development. You can then release
" t! x) s$ {+ G z/ tthe PDI to other users and external suppliers, who can then complete
4 d: j. [& G1 ?9 ^+ J' F- U; [4 Fassociated work on the basis of the data in the PDI. You would normally
]; U3 w( @- @9 w3 _release PDIs at defined intervals, so that users know the effectivity of4 q2 K& V; s+ C: w. a# c! N
the data provided.
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% h8 @ b& z% h* j* f% S7 a I+ f• Create an intermediate data capture! k5 M# [5 ]0 E0 K
You can capture the state of any structure or part of a structure for3 |2 M) q0 Q0 u: i- c( I
subsequent retrieval and viewing. This capture data does not represent# X8 Z) p; c- a B- h3 ~: _+ e
the final released state of the structure, so it is referred to as an
# S0 P4 l+ u5 a9 _5 ^4 N" q( T& cintermediate data capture (IDC). The configuration rules are saved$ @) L& r5 E6 r2 r @+ m0 Y
with the structure allowing its exact state at the time of capture to be
* {/ K& {( s3 l1 z! E3 Y4 Ureproduced each time it is retrieved. Creating an IDC does not affect any7 N/ s: v! m! ~- k7 X
subsequent changes to the structure or its release by a Workflow process.9 U3 b% t2 Z% X: V, c
$ ~9 D/ M8 {6 w* b- F# \• Create reports( T, d- I! F+ K, v
You can create reports in the rich client or the thin client, and attach them
3 _8 b5 V2 m! D# F2 [0 _# tto appropriate nodes in your process structures.* q- u6 j) y8 L0 n
8 h" z1 m' D) S• Performing process simulations
1 @6 C4 m* H- }- K! U, L/ D, o- UThe Process Simulate application allows you to perform detailed
9 d+ J- U; e# j$ Bsimulations of process structures that are maintained in Teamcenter.
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* m$ a# ]; ~4 Y; `• Design a fixture for manufacturing
5 J0 Z+ W' r1 A: V3 e$ _4 SWhen you design a fixture to use in a manufacturing operation, you must) ?& z- F3 ]) I; N# e: d( n
know the state of the product in the manufacturing process in which
( i. H+ o L* g: m+ X( H7 Jthe fixture is consumed. You also should know the factory components6 ^( Y _0 X( y9 I# b) A9 t A8 Y
in which the operation is performed, and the relative positions of the+ j+ l( d3 I! I4 [
in-process workpiece and the factory data.
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