Journal of the Japan Society of Precision Engineering
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Study of the Integrated Manufacturing System for Job Shop (1st Report)
Proposal of an Idea of Optimum Manufacturing Pattern and Determination of Optimum Machine Tools
Kazuaki IWATAKensuke TAKANOIMSS Research Group
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1974 Volume 40 Issue 469 Pages 135-142

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This paper deals with problems on the process planning, especially the determination of optimum machine tools, which is considered as the bottle neck in optimization of manufacturing process in the integrated manufacturing system for job shop. An idea of optimum manufacturing pattern (OMP) is newly introduced basing on the concept of multi-levels optimization technique in a large system. An algorithm and the computer program, which is named CAPP, are developed to automatically determine the optimum kinds and numbers of machine tools. Some case studies are carried out for actual machine shops which take place in the form of a large number of small batches. The calculated results by the newly developed system (CAPP) show that about 12 % reduction in manufacturing cost may be obtained, therefore the effectiveness and feasibility of the idea OMP is proved.
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