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Lecturer(s)
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Novák Martin, doc. Ing. Ph.D.
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Course content
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I1. Introduction to the subject of technological design, production process (VP) its phases (stages), production operations, basic types of production, organizational structure of enterprises. 2. Computer Integrated Manufacturing System (PIVS). Basic modules, goals of the concept and functional areas of PIVS, or CIM. 3. Capacity calculations, indicative, calculation according to direct and indirect indicators, detailed capacity calculation, utilization and throughput of individual workplaces, return on investment. 4. Basic principles of spatial arrangement of machines and workplaces. Designing operations, workshops, priorities in solutions, creating solution variants. 5. Assembling design, basic approaches to organizational solutions and assembly arrangements with regard to the structure of assembly activities, type of production, mechanization, etc. 6. The concept of designing workplaces as a technological place, solutions from the point of view of logistics and space, ergonometric, anthropometric, hygienic and safety. 7. Basics and concepts of designing workplaces for technological and energy operations, auxiliary operations, storage and supply areas, as well as examples of designing workplaces for quality control, testing and dispatch, etc. 8. Designing auxiliary operations (tool shops, maintenance shops, repair shops, heat treatment workshops). Principles of energy supply and distribution, storage and waste management. 9. Designing production and processing operations (technological production operations, energy operations and distribution), measurement and control stations. 10. Analysis of the production program, analysis of the component base, methodology of technological project processing, economic evaluation of the project.
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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unspecified
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Learning outcomes
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Technological design is one of the basic activities in the process of preparing innovations, modernization or reconstruction of production. The aim is to develop basic knowledge about production processes, the ability to respect the state and development of production.
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Prerequisites
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Students will learn with modern approaches to designing workplaces especially in terms of lean manufacturing tools, such as the Toyota Production System, Lean Production, Kanban, JIT, etc. They have practical skills in terms of designing the technological processes of manufacture of machinery parts, including material selection, optimal tools and machines, determining technological conditions, including verification of the performance, capacity and economic calculations of production.
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Assessment methods and criteria
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unspecified
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Recommended literature
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Kleinová, T. Ekonomické hodnocení výrobních procesů. FST ZČU v Plzni, 2005.
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Novák, M. Technologické projektování. Studijní opora. FVTM UJEP v Ústí nad Labem.
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ZELENKA, A., A KOL. Projektování procesů obrábění a montáží. ČVUT, 1999.
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ZELENKA, A., A KOL. Projektování výrobních systémů. ČVUT, 1995.
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Zelenka, A., Preclík, V. Racionalizace výroby. ČVUT, 2004.
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