Theory of Modelling of Manufacturing Processes and Systems

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Department of Machining, Process Planning and Metrology

Synopsis:

Theory and methodics of manufacturing processes and systems modelling.

Requirements:

Completed University education of technical orientation.

Syllabus of lectures:

1. A system - fundamentals, properties, description. System modelling.

2. The similarity as the base of modelling. Model sorts. General modelling procedure.

3. System analysis. Metodology of a system design.

4. Product programme modelling. Product programme analysis.

5. Manufacturing systems modelling - basic elements and fundamental characteristics of systems.

6. Layout planning. Alocation problem.

7. Heuristic methods for mathematical models solving. CRAFT method for alocation problem solving.

8. Branch and bound method and its use for an alocation problem.

9. Simulation - fundamentals, time control procedures, use for modelling. Monte Carlo method and its application for an alocation problem.

10. FACTOR/AIM simulation system.

11. Waiting line theory - fundamentals, problem structure and characteristics.

12. Waiting line models - types, application.

13. Cluster analysis - fundamentals, general procedure, solving algorithms.

14. Cluster analysis application in a manufacturing system design - statement of a problem, examples.

Syllabus of tutorials:

Gaining of theoretical and methodical knowledge for systematical and complex manufacturing systems design.

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Study materials:

1. Haninger, M.: Modelování výrobních systémů - nepublikované podklady přednášek.

2. Zelenka, A., Král, M.: Projektování výrobních systémů (učebnice). Vydavatelství ČVUT, Praha 1995.

3. Vlček, J.: Metody systémového inženýrství. SNTL, Praha 1984.

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