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3.1 Cycle time Cycle time for manual assembly is given by Boothroyd, for
products having a size of 6 mm or slightly less. An orientation and assembly time
of 12 s is thus obtained for the assembly of watch wheels as those assembled on
our ...
3.1 Cycle time Cycle time for manual assembly is given by Boothroyd, for
products having a size of 6 mm or slightly less. An orientation and assembly time
of 12 s is thus obtained for the assembly of watch wheels as those assembled on
our ...
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Constraints are as follows: • CI: cycle time. On a section, the vehicle must be
manufactured by the workstations placed on this section during an interval of time
, called the cycle time (CT). So operations assigned to a workstation (entering in
the ...
Constraints are as follows: • CI: cycle time. On a section, the vehicle must be
manufactured by the workstations placed on this section during an interval of time
, called the cycle time (CT). So operations assigned to a workstation (entering in
the ...
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One function that gives the imbalance between stations is given by the following
formula: n 1-1 ( S v j€{lasksW,) <9 (2) Where n is the number of workstations, is
the cycle time and Wi is the workstation i, with i-\..n. Minimizing the value of this ...
One function that gives the imbalance between stations is given by the following
formula: n 1-1 ( S v j€{lasksW,) <9 (2) Where n is the number of workstations, is
the cycle time and Wi is the workstation i, with i-\..n. Minimizing the value of this ...
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Microassembly Microfactory | 1 |
Microassembly and Microfactory | 2 |
Process Planning | 24 |
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| Title | Proceedings |
| Author | IEEE International Symposium on Assembly and Task Planning |
| Contributors | IEEE Robotics and Automation Society, IEEE Xplore (Online service) |
| Publisher | IEEE Computer Society Press |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 11 Jan 2008 |
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