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Manufacturing Process Management basic tasks% O9 M* E! P% S$ Q" ?
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To create a manufacturing process plan, you can perform the following basic h }2 H2 a# m) ?8 E9 I
tasks in the Manufacturing Process Management environment.; y- L* h2 R9 Q) R7 d1 a3 V6 ~
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• Create a manufacturing process
% a7 @! d1 S8 W1 i0 N+ ]/ `" oThe manufacturing process plan includes a top-level structure of the- H; E' C( Q% Q' h- c- N3 n
process needed to manufacture the product, as well as a detailed design# V4 o6 L# } }" r3 r. J% m7 O
of the individual processes and activities to be included in the plan. As8 `/ I* ?1 p$ W4 r) ~
you build the process structure, you can assign resources to the various
N" K( V9 J0 g! ^5 D# }0 \processes, operations, and activities. You can also identify the specific
& a4 v2 j5 Z+ o7 s8 Q: N, w. Ulocations within the plant where each operation and activity is performed.
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o Load the product and the work area.
. N0 h7 d2 x$ N9 |o Create the process structure4 N2 H# c i% I7 V) w
o Create operations7 p% x# ]4 d) M- r3 r) X
o Establish relationships between process, product, and work areas+ _9 j* ?" G- Z- ] H
o Assign work areas
7 d5 i- [; ~% b. e/ ^6 jo Create activities under operations
4 b# u: J& o! i* E) bo Add resources to operations
; |' N; f: |9 `$ Ao Verify the manufacturing process* U; v+ W) L, h: ?0 T
o Create structures with Microsoft Excel™* A3 {2 g/ K# d7 o$ p- I/ n
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• Create a factory or plant structure
1 S4 ?' p; N" t+ ePlant Designer allows you to design, modify, import, and export the" r I( N( g, z, J% ]6 \. b
structure of the factory in which you build the product. You can provide% q7 V# n3 S4 U; A' Y5 D
a view of the plant structure layout and organize the areas where the( I( [" h: l! c
product is manufactured and assembled.2 M e0 s& b4 d; f+ @: P
o Create and edit the plant structure K/ c6 \: n, g9 z- h
o Define work areas6 O3 B, a# ]% w# S- _1 s
o Manage plant structures and layouts& L, g: G5 F0 P) M% |
o Store model files in DWG format or as JT files for visualization5 H# @' B3 B- r6 S: s
' [$ w8 T. R* j• Create a preliminary data indicator (baseline): I3 A* y V8 H# t: K4 g: g) u
You can create a preliminary data indicator (PDI) or baseline of a
" ]# s7 h( ^# \) t5 h: q( j6 Cmanufacturing process that is in development. You can then release
6 R( J; P! F( r! w$ b& |8 L: mthe PDI to other users and external suppliers, who can then complete$ g) M, k. p/ Q' k# B' D0 a
associated work on the basis of the data in the PDI. You would normally" x# ?) Q# s/ z, T! G
release PDIs at defined intervals, so that users know the effectivity of
( r9 p3 E5 R* C! ?1 h* wthe data provided.; Z" Y+ u) l) I7 K2 v/ h. N
& i) d. v+ [$ Z' ]• Create an intermediate data capture
" }0 o. N1 H0 ^3 w, ~5 \2 S) v, qYou can capture the state of any structure or part of a structure for
3 I/ Y- x, I" Asubsequent retrieval and viewing. This capture data does not represent
! I' q- [/ h/ I% G( @, x. ]the final released state of the structure, so it is referred to as an
: P: t0 U8 P1 Q& F- \2 o% c$ M! Wintermediate data capture (IDC). The configuration rules are saved
3 ` N( h* U9 W' `) R9 Pwith the structure allowing its exact state at the time of capture to be
$ ^' ]) V- ~1 S# w9 ^reproduced each time it is retrieved. Creating an IDC does not affect any
6 @9 R$ N: G0 Nsubsequent changes to the structure or its release by a Workflow process.
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• Create reports
* |+ M$ Y U; l8 F. T, w$ LYou can create reports in the rich client or the thin client, and attach them
7 {0 ?! v* Q& u: ]2 o( ?to appropriate nodes in your process structures.
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' ]; _7 x$ r! Q0 U% r1 n+ P• Performing process simulations
) `& p; S% u* I8 {% d& wThe Process Simulate application allows you to perform detailed4 f1 D7 v+ w9 R! S; N# K8 n
simulations of process structures that are maintained in Teamcenter.7 K1 p/ }8 v3 U8 |
/ x5 Q8 W% A& S( X- F( R1 ^• Design a fixture for manufacturing+ Y7 d, C1 u5 U6 e; ~- z- w
When you design a fixture to use in a manufacturing operation, you must
& C% o" Z2 B4 r! E3 iknow the state of the product in the manufacturing process in which, L& a6 b, I* _7 Y: K) {! d
the fixture is consumed. You also should know the factory components
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' T' N+ w) ], N& v$ `' H$ Z: Rin-process workpiece and the factory data.0 ?, b& `$ M" Z" V
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