Titlebook: Economics of Advanced Manufacturing Systems; Hamid R. Parsaei,Anil Mital Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1992 automati

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book is an attempt to address the various issues associated with non-traditional methods for evaluation of advanced computer-integrated technologies. This volume consists of twenty refereed articles which are grouped into five parts. Part one, Economic Justification Methods, consists of six articles. In the f978-1-4613-6542-6978-1-4615-3480-8

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-03021-6ision maker, who is evaluating a possible investment in an advanced automation project, may have difficulty in choosing an appropriate evaluation technique from the wide range of methodologies available for his or her situation.

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Blended Technologies in Practice,-cost allocation of the dimensional tolerance of an assembly to the tolerances of its components (Peters, 1970; Speckhart, 1972; Spotts, 1973; Wilde and Prentice, 1975; Oswald and Huang, 1977; Trucks, 1987). However, none address the more fundamental manufacturing question of how economi­cally to ac

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Economic and Financial Justification Methods for Advanced Automated Manufacturing: An Overviewision maker, who is evaluating a possible investment in an advanced automation project, may have difficulty in choosing an appropriate evaluation technique from the wide range of methodologies available for his or her situation.

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Justification of Cellular Manufacturing Systemsxpressed by the new part code instead of developing a new design (Groover and Zimmers, 1984). The same procedure is performed in the area of part process planning, with the exception of exchanging part designs with part process plans (Hyer and Wemmerlov, 1985).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-137-51129-4has been made towards automating materials handling and manufacturing operations, automating assembly operations has been slow and difficult. One of the major difficulties confronting engineers is the basic design of the product: products are either not designed for automated assembly or are poorly designed.