Lawrence Technological University Engineering Technology Department Manufacturing Engineering Processes (TIE3063) Instructions: Type your answers to the following questions (no hand-written). Assembly Line Methods 1. An assembly line is a manufacturing process in which interchangeable parts are added to a product to create ___________. a. a station b. an end product c. a separate module 2. ____________limitations can have a big impact on a small business’s blueprint for introducing or improving assembly line methods. People Government Capital 3. The ________ assembly methodology is designed to improve throughput by increasing the efficiency of parallel subassembly lines feeding into the final assembly line. a. cell manufacturing b. modular assembly c. U-shaped assembly line 4. This ________ method has evolved out of increased ability of machines to perform multiple tasks. a. cell manufacturing b. modular assembly c. U-shaped assembly line 5. On ________ workers are collected on the inside of the curve and communication is easier than along the length of a straight line. a. cell manufacturing b. modular assembly c. U-shaped assembly line 6. When choosing an assembly system, it is important to understand the ________ for the product you’re assembling and how you can justify the costs associated with its process improvement. products goals workstations 7. _________ systems are used when their products don’t lend themselves to automation. Manual Semi-automatic Semi-automated Fully-automated 8. _________ are useful for companies that need to improve their manufacturing process, but aren’t able to completely remove the operator assistance. Manual Semi-automatic Semi-automated Fully-automated 9. Assembly line automation is a process that calls for making use of equipment to manage ________ along the assembly line that were once managed by employees. quality tasks workstations List the classification of the four classical and one new manufacturing system designs ? NO HAND-WRIITEN 1. An assembly line is a manufacturing process in which interchangeable parts are added to a product to create ___________. a. a station b. an end product c. a separate module 2. ____________limitations can have a big impact on a small business’s blueprint for introducing or improving assembly line methods. People Government Capital 3. The ________ assembly methodology is designed to improve throughput by increasing the efficiency of parallel subassembly lines feeding into the final assembly line. a. cell manufacturing b. modular assembly c. U-shaped assembly line 4. This ________ method has evolved out of increased ability of machines to perform multiple tasks. a. cell manufacturing b. modular assembly c. U-shaped assembly line 5. On ________ workers are collected on the inside of the curve and communication is easier than along the length of a straight line. a. cell manufacturing b. modular assembly c. U-shaped assembly line 6. When choosing an assembly system, it is impor.

1. Oxygen and ozone form the equilibrium below. The partial pressure of O2 at equilibrium is
measured to be 1.15 atm, and the total pressure in the flask is 1.59 atm. What is Kp?
3 O2 (g) 2 O3 (g)
Solution
total pressure in the flask = partial pressure of O2 +partial pressure of O3
partial pressure of O3 = total pressure in the flask - partial pressure of O2 =0.44 atm
Kp = P[O3]2 / P[O2]3
= (0.44)2/ (1.15)3
= 0.13