Manufacturing Concepts

Knowledge-based manufacturing concepts for targeted and tailored products. 

All these nanosized structures [from (a) to (c)] are synthesized using either one of two manufacturing concepts, i.e., top-down or bottom-up approaches. Based on these two approaches, several methods have been developed in recent years for the preparation of novel nanostructures [7]. 

Consumers may learn about environmental impacts from eco-labels, self-declaration, and life cycle assessment studies. Industrial engineers may learn about clean manufacturing as universities integrate industrial ecology concepts into business and engineering programs (Santi 1997 Stuart 2000). Important clean manufacturing concepts are defined in the next section. 

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The limitations of Smith s design and manufacturing concept became clearer to Velo over time. Eventually a Velo representative approached Brown without... 

Tharumarajah A, Wells AJ, Nemes L (19%) Comparison of Emerging Manufacturing Concepts. Int J Comp Integ Manufact 9(3) 217-226... 

In the building of market-driven value networks, each of these manufacturing concepts has a place. However, they need to be rationalized based on the rhythms and cycles of the value network against the business strategy. One size does not fit all. Here we start with the definition and then share a framework on how to apply the concepts. 

Knowledge Retention of Manufacturing Concepts in Short and Medium... 

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The analysis of this test will provide information about the assimilation and knowledge retention of manufacturing concepts at short (few months) and medium (two years) term. 

Assimilation and retention in medium term about manufacturing concepts in 5-years and 3-... 

A process model for safety and lean is presented and examples demonstrate situations where this has not occured. A risk assessment framework is outlined that demonstrates how lean manufacturing concepts and safety can be implemented concurrently. Examples of where safety and lean have been successfully applied are shared. This document also provides design guidelines on how to meet lean objectives without compromising safety. 

The generation of fine lines is the most basic process in building high-density flexible circuits. Three basic manufacturing concepts have been developed ... 

There is also a much more compact and low-cost option - based on the pump manufacturer concept . This concept has been tried and tested for decades in oil-lubricated rotary piston vacuum pumps - so why not in LRVPs. There is no need for extensive frame constructions for mounting system components. Costintensive pipes required for manufacturing previous units, as well as throughout the service life, are no longer required. Components can be retrofitted easily. 

The scope of the collaboration includes developing designs, materials and manufacturing concepts for the cost-effective use of composites materials for automotive stmctures. 

The Toyota Motor Company of Japan pioneered the Kanban technique in the 1980s. As part of Lean Manufacturing concepts Kanban was promoted as one of the primary tools of JIT concepts by both Taiichi Ohno (1988) and Shingo (1988). Inspired by this technique, American supermarkets in particular replenished shelves as they were emptied and thus reduced the number of storage spaces and inventory levels. With a varied degree of success outside Japan, Kanban has been applied to maintain an orderly flow of goods, materials and information throughout the entire operation. 

Besides the product, today the business is seen in terms of its sustainability at various production chains and it should encompass not only environmental protection, but also social accountability—accountability to the work force as well as to the consumers. A new OEKOTEX Certification System for various production sites can be used by the brands, retailers, and suppliers to convey to consumers that their production is completely sustainable. It guarantees environmentally friendly production processes, and in relation to social accountability, it assures optimum health and safety conditions and a socially acceptable work atmosphere. It apphes to fiber production, spinning and weaving, and finishing facilities, as well as garment manufacturing. As of Jun. 2013, OEKOTEX Certification for production sites was replaced by the Sustainable Textile Production (STeP) Certification label, and its responsibility is with the OEKOTEX Association, with 16 member institutes present in over 60 countries (https //www.oeko-tex.com/en/ manufacturers/concept/sustainable textile production step/step.xhlml). 

Latex and Online-Manufacturing Concept of Polymer Blends... 

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