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Manufacturing Process Management basic tasks
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/ g" B- b+ o! o- KTo create a manufacturing process plan, you can perform the following basic
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• Create a manufacturing process
}* V! w' }' T6 \: Q$ EThe manufacturing process plan includes a top-level structure of the: e6 y1 W, H7 T4 d
process needed to manufacture the product, as well as a detailed design2 C. c/ _! e( p! x; f: _9 l
of the individual processes and activities to be included in the plan. As2 i, [' o' Z# G; H7 }5 d1 R
you build the process structure, you can assign resources to the various
* H5 t- f7 c5 N k' X9 sprocesses, operations, and activities. You can also identify the specific
9 ?" G5 M! K2 |4 t: ?, d7 t' [+ Ylocations within the plant where each operation and activity is performed.
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o Load the product and the work area.+ `" Y+ s: K4 P* B" p, P
o Create the process structure. a" Z/ ~7 N7 A* j# y. y% w
o Create operations
, m* W6 I+ t N2 e5 |o Establish relationships between process, product, and work areas
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+ u$ }9 W. o' m* _# ]' Mo Create activities under operations. ]* q1 ?% a, n4 G/ [. o
o Add resources to operations1 g( H9 `4 X& v* h0 n
o Verify the manufacturing process
2 S0 P1 K/ l" d0 j$ V& Bo Create structures with Microsoft Excel™
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• Create a factory or plant structure
4 b( d; A" o/ x6 l0 h d2 vPlant Designer allows you to design, modify, import, and export the6 {; l7 D3 y) c1 v' p: M$ b. D
structure of the factory in which you build the product. You can provide- Z2 I4 |- w: A. O4 f
a view of the plant structure layout and organize the areas where the
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o Define work areas. R& e6 u6 E. \
o Manage plant structures and layouts
' @2 f, [6 o5 u( ko Store model files in DWG format or as JT files for visualization
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! I9 v/ v5 `0 ^4 G: g! G• Create a preliminary data indicator (baseline)0 g1 e. J: @6 b$ |7 L8 f
You can create a preliminary data indicator (PDI) or baseline of a
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the PDI to other users and external suppliers, who can then complete' O. o4 Y4 O- E2 p ~
associated work on the basis of the data in the PDI. You would normally
& h- H0 p3 B+ i& W2 a" k2 urelease PDIs at defined intervals, so that users know the effectivity of3 d U+ P1 i7 J9 Q
the data provided.4 x1 ~0 _% X6 R u
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• Create an intermediate data capture
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subsequent retrieval and viewing. This capture data does not represent( J0 A- x% X& s* P
the final released state of the structure, so it is referred to as an9 f. q+ Q8 {3 e6 I7 T- @$ [+ V# t v
intermediate data capture (IDC). The configuration rules are saved
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reproduced each time it is retrieved. Creating an IDC does not affect any
5 i2 [/ ]* O1 k/ Jsubsequent changes to the structure or its release by a Workflow process.
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• Create reports" W( O5 J/ C. `8 G" F! s: H
You can create reports in the rich client or the thin client, and attach them( V/ s$ m4 @1 ?$ L6 s
to appropriate nodes in your process structures.
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• Performing process simulations
+ S( l+ o" \7 E9 d4 A% f O) uThe Process Simulate application allows you to perform detailed
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' G3 \+ M% T* a9 ^• Design a fixture for manufacturing: a8 _% C2 }5 k q8 I4 u
When you design a fixture to use in a manufacturing operation, you must
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4 i8 t1 U: m1 q+ I3 ?9 B3 W! ~6 Bthe fixture is consumed. You also should know the factory components
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in-process workpiece and the factory data.
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