RE CONFIGURABLE MANUFACTURING SYSTEM
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Mr. Viraj Vishwas Patil presented on reconfigurable manufacturing systems. Reconfigurable manufacturing systems allow for rearranging or changing manufacturing elements to adjust to new technological or environmental changes. The presentation discussed the types of manufacturing systems including dedicated and flexible systems. It also covered the characteristics and challenges of RMS, such as their dynamic behavior, integrated information, and how to measure their changability and flexibility.
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- 2. INTRODUCTION Reconfigurable Manufacturing System- Ability of re-arranging or changing manufacturing elements changed at adjusting to new environmental and technological change. NEED- TYPES OF MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS- 1)Dedicated Manufacturing System 2)Flexible Manufacturing System
- 3. Types Of Manufacturing System- 1)Reconfigurable Machine Tool:- a)Tool Machining Motion b)Tool Machining Motion Family 2)Reconfigurable Controller:- Charactericstics of RMS- 1)Dynmic Behaviour 2)Integrated Information 3)Competetion and Co-operation 4)Oriented Innovations 5)Environmental Consciousness Challenges in RMS- 1)Measurement of Changability and flexibility 2)Appropriate frequency of change 3)Use of group technology to capitalise on commonality and standardisation of parts. 4)Reconfigurable Logical Support System.
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