Scuola di Ingegneria Industriale
Syllabus
Academic Year 2017/18 Second Semester
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Learning Objectives
The course aims to give students basic knowledge of design issues of production systems. In particular, teaching aims to equip students with basic knowledge of:
The technical organization of production systems
The performance indices that characterize them
The principles of design and sizing
Teaching also includes the introduction of some major production technologies
Learning targets
At the end of the course the student will gain knowledge and understanding about:
The characteristics of the different types of production systems (both for process productions and for manufacturing productions)
The skills needed to interact effectively with other business functions involved in plant project
The technological evolution that is in place and the impact they have on manufacturing systems
Course Content
Module 1 - Introduction to Manufacturing Systems and Industrial Technologies
Introduction to the industrial scenario
Introduction to production systems
Introduction to the design of production systems
Classification of production systems
Introduction to manufacturing facilities
Production Technologies
Module 2 - Dynamics and performance measurement of production systems
Introduction to Dynamics and Performance Measurement of Production Systems
Internal, external performance; Little Law
Module 3 - Dimensioning of Production Systems
Sizing of manufacturing cells
Sizing process plants
Assembly systems
Calculation of time and definition of working and assembling methods
Layout analysis
Module 4 - Automated Systems
Classification of automated production systems
Numerical control
Automation of process productions
Automation of manufacturing productions: flexible manufacturing systems
Automation of manufacturing productions: flexible assembly systems
Industrial Robots
Module 5 - Advanced Techniques for Designing Production Systems
Course Delivery
Frontal lessons and exercises will be carried out for the application of the techniques presented. Visits to some companies will be carried out
Course Evaluation
Examination is subject to a written test. During the year, case studies can be assigned, the resolution of which will contribute to the formulation of the final vote.