Teamcenter制造管理TCM操作的基本任务和过程

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Manufacturing Process Management basic tasks

To create a manufacturing process plan, you can perform the following basic
tasks in the Manufacturing Process Management environment.

2 A, F8 c4 B& O- _( Q" \• Create a manufacturing process
The manufacturing process plan includes a top-level structure of the
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 various
processes, operations, and activities. You can also identify the specific
locations within the plant where each operation and activity is performed.

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9 v) X& G1 O3 y& Z) r+ c0 zo Create the process structure
. ^4 Z  Y( \' U- \5 r. b* q% i* [o Create operations
- G8 d" O6 u1 H4 l8 P& ^  R/ Ko Establish relationships between process, product, and work areas
o Assign work areas
o Create activities under operations
/ J$ I3 r# a1 {o Add resources to operations
o Verify the manufacturing process
o Create structures with Microsoft Excel™
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• Create a factory or plant structure
Plant Designer allows you to design, modify, import, and export the
structure of the factory in which you build the product. You can provide
a view of the plant structure layout and organize the areas where the
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+ N5 U/ }. l  g1 w4 [0 ^; Xo Create and edit the plant structure
o Define work areas
o Manage plant structures and layouts
# }8 B+ |3 X2 c  h4 So Store model files in DWG format or as JT files for visualization

• Create a preliminary data indicator (baseline)
You can create a preliminary data indicator (PDI) or baseline of a
manufacturing process that is in development. You can then release
9 x' k) r+ t* U/ A* S1 tthe PDI to other users and external suppliers, who can then complete
associated work on the basis of the data in the PDI. You would normally
release PDIs at defined intervals, so that users know the effectivity of
the data provided.

• Create an intermediate data capture
' P5 k8 M- d9 UYou can capture the state of any structure or part of a structure for
subsequent retrieval and viewing. This capture data does not represent
4 `4 r" d7 t. rthe final released state of the structure, so it is referred to as an
$ @. [2 H+ r2 t" tintermediate data capture (IDC). The configuration rules are saved
with the structure allowing its exact state at the time of capture to be
reproduced each time it is retrieved. Creating an IDC does not affect any
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• Create reports
You can create reports in the rich client or the thin client, and attach them
to appropriate nodes in your process structures.
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• Performing process simulations
0 H) q: p1 E+ ~( R" j  h/ MThe Process Simulate application allows you to perform detailed
simulations of process structures that are maintained in Teamcenter.
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• Design a fixture for manufacturing
When you design a fixture to use in a manufacturing operation, you must
know the state of the product in the manufacturing process in which
# {% U  ?8 x' b- U7 l: U' Athe fixture is consumed. You also should know the factory components
in which the operation is performed, and the relative positions of the
# M. Y1 z/ X6 H2 ?; @7 T  tin-process workpiece and the factory data.


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