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Manufacturing Resource Models

Explore a resource model encompassing men, materials, machines, and money in a manufacturing system. Delve into architectures and functional hierarchies with controllers, workstations, and equipment classes like CNC machining centers and robots.

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Manufacturing Resource Models

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  1. Manufacturing Resource Models IE550 Dr. R. A. Wysk

  2. A Resource Model • Something like a list of things (resources) • Something like an architecture of these things • Some type of capabilities model

  3. Things in a Manufacturing System • Men • Materials • Machines • Money

  4. Men • Agents used to plan and conduct material transformation • Normally used in conjunction with some machine

  5. Material • The entity that gets transformed or gets used in the transformation • Material is usually referred to as product substance, i.e., raw material

  6. Machines • Entities that are used to increase power, precision and direct a material transformation • Many classes of machines • Machines within machines

  7. Money • The entity that makes getting men, material and machines possible.

  8. Types of Architectures • All kinds of architectures in a manufacturing facility • Physical • Logical • Organizational

  9. Functional Architecture • How tasks relate to each other • Sales • Marketing • Order entry • Production control • Process planning • Etc.

  10. Equip Equip Equip Equip Equip Equip A Collection of Controllers Shop Resource Manager Wkstn Wkstn Wkstn

  11. A Hierarchical Controller Architecture

  12. Connectivity Graph Adjacency relationships Connects product flow

  13. Physical Model - Processing Workstation

  14. Fadal CNC Machining Center

  15. Fanuc M1L Robot

  16. Daewoo Puma 6 Turning Center

  17. Classes of Equipment Resources Material Processors Material Handlers Material Transporters Warehousing Buffers

  18. Fadal VMC-20 Table size: 29.5"x16" Floor to table surface: 30" T-slots (No. x Width x Span): 3x.562"x4.33" Cutting feed rate: 0.01"-250" Rapid feed rate: 400"/Min Max. weight on table: 1,000 Lbs Axis drive motor: DC, 1,800 Lb. Thrust Ball Screw size: 1.25" Dia. X/Y/Z Longitutinal (X axis): 20" Cross (Y axis): 16" Vertical (Z axis): 20" SPindle nose to table: 4"-24" Main motor: 7.5 HP, 5.6 KW Torque: 135 FT-lbs Accuracy, axis positioning: +/- 0.0002" Accuracy, axis repeatability: +/- 0.0001" Glass scales: N/A Spindle speed: 75-6,500 RPM

  19. Tooling

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