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Manufacturing Process Management basic tasks
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+ ]9 |$ E4 g$ xTo create a manufacturing process plan, you can perform the following basic
- X" { e( s5 j! _$ h6 ztasks in the Manufacturing Process Management environment.5 k; o( E5 C# T$ M
- V& b, V3 _# ]$ \7 I• Create a manufacturing process6 [7 S0 J* Q+ h
The manufacturing process plan includes a top-level structure of the( p! c ~$ D( r/ E* D% \
process needed to manufacture the product, as well as a detailed design \. y1 ^7 Z6 w# G) t( m
of the individual processes and activities to be included in the plan. As
% z1 V8 w, b/ t. t+ Yyou build the process structure, you can assign resources to the various
$ h7 _3 u4 M! M9 l) e) ?8 Bprocesses, operations, and activities. You can also identify the specific/ a- M" Z6 _0 G& ]* Q
locations within the plant where each operation and activity is performed.. m& C9 j: W* k3 @: @
: T# x1 i9 Q) D1 U7 Z' `8 @o Load the product and the work area.9 L8 U! O# @. y+ O6 e8 ~8 ?, S7 w% q0 @
o Create the process structure2 p7 U8 f/ \1 V/ q6 E
o Create operations
6 Z7 r! I6 h' o7 \6 F! c, Eo Establish relationships between process, product, and work areas# E- Y/ s7 g: u# L
o Assign work areas
+ M( f4 i! X; X6 U$ Jo Create activities under operations% d0 `$ g7 o/ Y4 b/ n! ^
o Add resources to operations
! C) t. j! z4 \5 Fo Verify the manufacturing process
9 o3 u3 y4 E- |1 S% f; _* A9 T! go Create structures with Microsoft Excel™8 T) u! v" ] J
7 X+ ], F/ c2 Y# ?2 k( _• Create a factory or plant structure2 c# W1 @ s N \1 X$ T
Plant Designer allows you to design, modify, import, and export the
" h9 R' R/ g6 N; p1 nstructure of the factory in which you build the product. You can provide6 _6 ?4 v( @/ |0 m, X2 @
a view of the plant structure layout and organize the areas where the" V& r G" W) L; {6 h6 p
product is manufactured and assembled.+ M, u1 t. d7 O+ f" g! A4 |
o Create and edit the plant structure: z( K) I5 ]2 ~8 e* w/ W
o Define work areas- W3 D) S6 p' b7 ~' X
o Manage plant structures and layouts. S$ f+ L" G/ }8 k
o Store model files in DWG format or as JT files for visualization
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r. D' v1 A7 r• Create a preliminary data indicator (baseline)
3 f- M8 k8 j: P/ a/ {+ u7 QYou can create a preliminary data indicator (PDI) or baseline of a
# h, g" S6 @/ {8 P0 Q+ K( mmanufacturing process that is in development. You can then release/ J2 K0 ~3 L& B2 X9 o- f" t
the PDI to other users and external suppliers, who can then complete3 `( |- c0 j5 _9 i0 g
associated work on the basis of the data in the PDI. You would normally) k3 m# n! S7 \+ N5 K3 g# o$ l! {
release PDIs at defined intervals, so that users know the effectivity of
/ P K- `# J! i( E8 S$ ?- {5 K1 Jthe data provided.$ c+ U3 G6 y# A% Y
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• Create an intermediate data capture
7 ]' F0 t+ ]/ R" }. VYou can capture the state of any structure or part of a structure for% o6 ^& d# H, u I: W2 q
subsequent retrieval and viewing. This capture data does not represent
' r" R t) Y/ W1 Ithe final released state of the structure, so it is referred to as an
, q8 G7 `( r0 }* @* Vintermediate data capture (IDC). The configuration rules are saved _2 A+ j% ]$ |) a
with the structure allowing its exact state at the time of capture to be d3 w( a5 _- m0 Q/ j, i/ d
reproduced each time it is retrieved. Creating an IDC does not affect any/ f. W1 J1 p' s, h- f
subsequent changes to the structure or its release by a Workflow process.1 I- M$ `7 _: u/ }6 m1 E# S
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• Create reports9 }( k5 A. w* f5 d# J& k
You can create reports in the rich client or the thin client, and attach them% h9 z5 x7 z0 B* n6 A
to appropriate nodes in your process structures.
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- K5 Z% f# ~8 c: S6 b' `• Performing process simulations
8 [6 P: a% N! R: dThe Process Simulate application allows you to perform detailed& |; M, F# p* Y G6 B2 ~
simulations of process structures that are maintained in Teamcenter.7 Y/ a, F4 J* ^
$ S$ M# M% U$ e3 v• Design a fixture for manufacturing# n7 ]' Q. C/ ^4 L# G* T( s
When you design a fixture to use in a manufacturing operation, you must
) Z; R; H' F: B' ]0 Gknow the state of the product in the manufacturing process in which
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in which the operation is performed, and the relative positions of the# h/ O8 n d( X! `. l6 f3 c1 I' O/ F+ G
in-process workpiece and the factory data.; v# y0 T4 q( ?9 a" N% e4 \
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