ICAM (Integrated Computer Aided Manufacturing) Conceptual Design for Computer-Integrated Manufacturing. Volume 1. Project Overview and Technical Summary

There were three major objectives to be accomplished on this (1) The Factory of the Future Conceptual Framework (Task 3) had three specific overall objectives: A. To develop a strategy to achieve a computer-integrated framework concept that integrates all major activities (e.g., Design, Marketing, Q...

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Main Authors: Norwood, D L, Moraski, R L, Kelly, S J
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
Administration and Management
Aerodynamics
AEROSPACE SYSTEMS
AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY
AUTOMATION
CIM(COMPUTER INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING)
COMPOSITE MATERIALS
COMPUTER AIDED MANUFACTURING
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE
Computer Hardware
FLOW CHARTING
FOF(FACTORY OF THE FUTURE)
ICAM(INTEGRATED COMPUTER AIDED MANUFACTURING)
INTEGRATED SYSTEMS
Laminates and Composite Materials
MANAGEMENT PLANNING AND CONTROL
MANUFACTURING
PE78011F
QUALITY ASSURANCE
QUALITY CONTROL
SPECIFICATIONS
STATE OF THE ART
SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
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Summary:There were three major objectives to be accomplished on this (1) The Factory of the Future Conceptual Framework (Task 3) had three specific overall objectives: A. To develop a strategy to achieve a computer-integrated framework concept that integrates all major activities (e.g., Design, Marketing, QA/QC, Product Support, Manufacturing Planning, etc.); B. To establish an overall Conceptual Framework that will describe these integrated activities; and C. To create an aerospace enterprise framework structure that serves as a baseline for computer-integrated manufacturing initiatives through the year 1995. (2) The Integrated Composites Center (Tasks C/E) had has its objective the acceleration and modernization of composites manufacturing operations. Task efforts were devoted to establishing preliminary designs and specifications for a computer aided composites manufacturing center that integrates all activities required to produce composite aircraft structures. (3) In the Quality Assurance Modeling and Analysis (Task D) effort, the objective was to identify computer integrated technologies that would allow the aerospace industry to reduce produce costs while maintaining traditionally high quality standards. See also Volume 2, Part 1, ADB085712.