Fluid Manufacturing Systems (FLMS)
S.37-44 Volatile market demands, stronger regionalization of markets, ever-shortening product and innovation cycles as well as an ongoing demand for individualized products increase the need for adaptable production systems. More than a century after the start of mass production, alternative product...
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ftfrauneprints:oai:publica.fraunhofer.de:publica/411437 2024-04-28T08:17:08+00:00 Fluid Manufacturing Systems (FLMS) Fries, Christian Fechter, Manuel Ranke, Daniel Trierweiler, Michael Al Assadi, Anwar Foith-Förster, Petra Wiendahl, Hans-Hermann Bauernhansl, Thomas 2021 application/pdf https://publica.fraunhofer.de/handle/publica/411437 https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-62962-8_5 en eng Stuttgart Conference on the Automotive Production (SCAP) 2020 Advances in Automotive Production Technology - Theory and Application doi:10.1007/978-3-662-62962-8_5 https://publica.fraunhofer.de/handle/publica/411437 Fertigung Fertigungssystem Wandelbarkeit conference paper 2021 ftfrauneprints https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-62962-8_5 2024-04-09T23:46:04Z S.37-44 Volatile market demands, stronger regionalization of markets, ever-shortening product and innovation cycles as well as an ongoing demand for individualized products increase the need for adaptable production systems. More than a century after the start of mass production, alternative production systems are required to go beyond the current state of the art concerning adaptability, flexibility and reconfigurability to market requirements and demands. Fluid Manufacturing Systems (FLMS) describe such new production system concepts. The basic idea is to dynamically adapt and change all logistics and production processes, based on the comprehensive application of cyber-physical production systems (CPPS), thus enabling ongoing change in setup, configuration and product scope. CPPS provide a high degree of changeability, thus allowing for fast adaptions of the system to the changing requirements. Therefore the processes are continuously assessed, benchmarked and reconfigured to match the functional capabilities of production and logistic resources to the actual requirements originating from products and external influencing factors. Within this paper, conventional production systems such as Dedicated Manufacturing Lines (DML), Matrix Manufacturing System (MMS) and Flexible Manufacturing Systems (FMS) are described and characterized using defined criteria. The paper closes with a description of the Fluid Manufacturing System (FLMS), the core hypotheses and the advantages of the presented concept compared to conventional productoion systems. Conference Object DML Publikationsdatenbank der Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft 37 44 |
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S.37-44 Volatile market demands, stronger regionalization of markets, ever-shortening product and innovation cycles as well as an ongoing demand for individualized products increase the need for adaptable production systems. More than a century after the start of mass production, alternative production systems are required to go beyond the current state of the art concerning adaptability, flexibility and reconfigurability to market requirements and demands. Fluid Manufacturing Systems (FLMS) describe such new production system concepts. The basic idea is to dynamically adapt and change all logistics and production processes, based on the comprehensive application of cyber-physical production systems (CPPS), thus enabling ongoing change in setup, configuration and product scope. CPPS provide a high degree of changeability, thus allowing for fast adaptions of the system to the changing requirements. Therefore the processes are continuously assessed, benchmarked and reconfigured to match the functional capabilities of production and logistic resources to the actual requirements originating from products and external influencing factors. Within this paper, conventional production systems such as Dedicated Manufacturing Lines (DML), Matrix Manufacturing System (MMS) and Flexible Manufacturing Systems (FMS) are described and characterized using defined criteria. The paper closes with a description of the Fluid Manufacturing System (FLMS), the core hypotheses and the advantages of the presented concept compared to conventional productoion systems. |
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