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lean manufacturing
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reducing waste in manufacture, such as time, materials or idle machines
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buffer zone
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a production line temporary storage area for partially completed products
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cycle time
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the time taken to complete a manufacturing process
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Takt time
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maximum amount of time to manufacture a product to meet consumer demand
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feasibility study
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use of various methods to asses the practicality of a project
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prototype
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a functioning or non- functioning pre-production design evaluation
product design
flashcards
Decks in class (43)
# Cards
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p1- metal finishing9
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p1- material + applications16
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p1- component Jointing6
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p1- forming processes2
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p1- machine processes3
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p1-smart materials6
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p1- modern materials4
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p1-polymers6
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p1- Thermoplastics10
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p1-Thermoset polymers4
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p1-elastomers4
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p1- polymer enhancments11
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p1- paper and boards13
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p1-paper and board finishes8
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p1-timber stock forms5
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p1-wood characteristics5
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p1-hardwoods5
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p1-softwoods5
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p1-manufactured boards6
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p1-composites8
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p1- biodegradable polymers3
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p1- classification of polymer8
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p1- metal characteristics non-ferrous7
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p1- ferrous metals3
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p1-ferrous alloys3
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p1- non-ferrous alloys4
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p1-wood enhancments8
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p1 metal enhancements7
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p1-adhesive and fixings6
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p1-polymer finishing5
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p1- cathodic protection1
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p1-wood finishes9
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p1- modern industrial and commercial practice16
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p1-digital designs and manufacture10
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p1- product design and development7
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p1-health and safety3
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p1-protecting designs and intellectual property9
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p1- design for manufacturing, repair and disposal3
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p1- feasibility6
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p1-enterprise5
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p1-design communication5
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p1: classification of materials13
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p1- polymer based sheet and film properties8
