32.8k views
4 votes
blem 1. 60 points Gage blocks must be lapped for flatness and parallelism. Cluster of identical CNC lapping machines are available. Both sides of a block are lapped at a time; the lapping wheels are large enough to cover all gage blocks regardless of their lengths. Calculate the number of CNC lapping machines if we want to maximize the machine time by having only one single operator per cluster.  Machine availability: 85% (15% time for maintenance)  Rejection rate: 4%  Lapping time per block: 20 minutes  Time to walk between machines: 30 sec  Loading/unloading time: 90 sec

User Tmilar
by
4.2k points

2 Answers

5 votes

Complete Question

The complete question is shown on the first uploaded image

Answer:

The number of CNC machine required is
N_(CNC) = 12 \ Machines

Step-by-step explanation:

From the question awe are told the

The machine availability is
M_a = 85%

The Rejection time is
R_t =4%

The lapping time is
L =20 minutes

The time to work between machines is
T_b =
30s
= (30)/(60) = 0.5minutes

The loading and unloading time
k= 90sec = (90)/(60) = 1.5 minutes

For one the loading and unloading time would be


k_(one\ block) = L + T_b +k

Substituting values


k_(one \ block) =20+ 0.5+1.5


= 22 minutes

for the 8 different sizes of the block the loading and unloading time would be


k_(8 \ different \ sizes ) = 8*22


= 176 \ minutes

From the the target is given as


T = 120 \ sets /week

The available time is given as


A = (5 \ day / week \ 8 \hr /day , 1 hr \ for \ lunch /break) M_a


=( 5*8) -(5 \ hours \ of \ lunch \ break \ 1 \ hour \ per \ day) * 0.85


= 29.95 hrs


A = 29.95 *60


= 1797 \ minutes

The quantity of sets of block to be lapped by one machine per week would be


=(A)/(k_(8 \ different \ sizes ) )


= (1797)/(176) *(100- R_t)%


= (1796)/(176) * 0.96


=9.796 sets

Hence

The number of CNC lapping machine would be


N_(CNC) =(120)/(9.796)


\approx 12 \ machines

blem 1. 60 points Gage blocks must be lapped for flatness and parallelism. Cluster-example-1
User Digeek
by
4.1k points
5 votes

Answer:

a. 22.30 machines required

b. 22.22mm

c. 11 machines

Step-by-step explanation:

Please see attachments for guide

blem 1. 60 points Gage blocks must be lapped for flatness and parallelism. Cluster-example-1
blem 1. 60 points Gage blocks must be lapped for flatness and parallelism. Cluster-example-2
blem 1. 60 points Gage blocks must be lapped for flatness and parallelism. Cluster-example-3
User Dayanna
by
4.2k points