Value of the 3D Product Model Use in Assembly Processes: Process Planning, Design, and Shop Floor Execution

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2021-06-18
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Kirpes, Carl
Sly, Dave
Hu, Guiping
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Hu, Guiping
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Sly, David
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Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering
The Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering teaches the design, analysis, and improvement of the systems and processes in manufacturing, consulting, and service industries by application of the principles of engineering. The Department of General Engineering was formed in 1929. In 1956 its name changed to Department of Industrial Engineering. In 1989 its name changed to the Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering.
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Organizations can enhance the value of their assembly planning, assembly design, and assembly shop floor execution through the use of the 3D product model. Once a tool targeted at product design, the 3D product model, enabled by current and emerging manufacturing process management technologies, can create additional value for organizations when used in assembly processes. The research survey conducted and described in this paper demonstrates the value organizations have seen in using the 3D product model in the assembly process. The paper also explores the current state of those organizations who have not yet implemented the use of the 3D product model in their assembly processes and the value that they foresee for possible future implementation. The essential findings of this research are the five qualitative areas in which value is derived from using the 3D product model in complex assembly processes and how those value drivers apply across various industries and organization sizes. These results provide a framework for future research to develop quantitative models of the value of the 3D product model use in assembly processes.

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This article is published as Kirpes, Carl, Dave Sly, and Guiping Hu. "Value of the 3D Product Model Use in Assembly Processes: Process Planning, Design, and Shop Floor Execution." Applied System Innovation 4, no. 2 (2021): 39. DOI: 10.3390/asi4020039. Posted with permission.

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