Abstract Manufacturing companies are continuously facing the challenge of operating their manufacturing processes and systems in order to deliver the required production rates of high quality products of increasing complexity, with limited use and waste of resources. This aspect is particularly critical in emerging sectors, such as the e-mobility industry, where state of the art quality and process control technologies show strong limitations. This paper proposes new solutions for implementing in-line product repair strategies in the production of electric drives for the automotive industry. Moreover, it develops an innovative quantitative tool to estimate the impact of the proposed strategies on the overall process-chain performance. The benefits of the approach are validated within a real industrial context.
%0 Journal Article
%1 Colledani2014159
%A Colledani, Marcello
%A Coupek, Daniel
%A Verl, Alexander
%A Aichele, Jan
%A Yemane, Anteneh
%D 2014
%J Procedia \CIRP\
%K Assembly Drives Electric ISW Manufacturing Product Repair Zero-defect xck
%P 159 - 164
%R http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.procir.2014.03.186
%T Design and Evaluation of In-line Product Repair Strategies for Defect Reduction in the Production of Electric Drives
%U http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2212827114007525
%V 21
%X Abstract Manufacturing companies are continuously facing the challenge of operating their manufacturing processes and systems in order to deliver the required production rates of high quality products of increasing complexity, with limited use and waste of resources. This aspect is particularly critical in emerging sectors, such as the e-mobility industry, where state of the art quality and process control technologies show strong limitations. This paper proposes new solutions for implementing in-line product repair strategies in the production of electric drives for the automotive industry. Moreover, it develops an innovative quantitative tool to estimate the impact of the proposed strategies on the overall process-chain performance. The benefits of the approach are validated within a real industrial context.
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abstract = {Abstract Manufacturing companies are continuously facing the challenge of operating their manufacturing processes and systems in order to deliver the required production rates of high quality products of increasing complexity, with limited use and waste of resources. This aspect is particularly critical in emerging sectors, such as the e-mobility industry, where state of the art quality and process control technologies show strong limitations. This paper proposes new solutions for implementing in-line product repair strategies in the production of electric drives for the automotive industry. Moreover, it develops an innovative quantitative tool to estimate the impact of the proposed strategies on the overall process-chain performance. The benefits of the approach are validated within a real industrial context. },
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author = {Colledani, Marcello and Coupek, Daniel and Verl, Alexander and Aichele, Jan and Yemane, Anteneh},
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journal = {Procedia \{CIRP\} },
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note = {24th \{CIRP\} Design Conference },
pages = {159 - 164},
timestamp = {2016-08-03T07:20:26.000+0200},
title = {Design and Evaluation of In-line Product Repair Strategies for Defect Reduction in the Production of Electric Drives },
url = {http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2212827114007525},
volume = 21,
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