Computer Integrated Manufacturing NCV Level 4 — Document

November 2019 — NCV Level 4 — Computer Integrated Manufacturing

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1.2FIGURE 1 shows Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM\ system.

1.2.1List the THREE processes that make up the CI system in the correct sequence. (3\

1.2.2Draw a block diagram that will represent the communication between the various processes and a PLC. (7\

1.1Computer ntegrated systems use integrated automated processing systems to pr

1.3Explain why Flexible Manufacturing Systems (FMS\ is an asset to a company with respect to world class manufacturing (WCM\ (3\

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2.1List FOUR factors to consider when writing CNC coded program to

2.2Explain the relevance of an engineering drawing when writing an NC coded program. (2\

2.3List the FOUR steps to follow when comp leting a CNC NC set up sheet. (4\

2.4Explain a safety consideration when using a vice with moveable jaws to determine the datum reference. (2\

2.5IGURE 2 shows a spacer to be manufactured. hole of 12 mm in diameter must

2.5.1omplete the set up sheet on the ADDENDUM (attached\ to machine the work part in a CNC mill. (10

2.5.230

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3.1Explain the function of the robot manipulator in an industrial robot system. (2\

3.2

3.3FIGURE 3 shows a CIM system. FIGURE 3 Write simple statements that will en able the robot to move a work iece from

3.4With reference to FIGURE 3 draw the robot trajectory it will follow to pick up the workpiece from Press 1 and place it in P ress 2. (15\

3.5Indust rial robot program ming like PLC programming is considered to be sequential control programming. Explain the difference between event

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4.1Give THREE ways in which computer integrated manufacturing improv es quality.

4.2

4.3Explain how a quality control chart is used to ensure quality. (2\

4.4Explain when control code will be modified to ensure qual ity (2\ [10]10

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5.1CAD can be used for more than just producing engineering drawing List FOUR other purposes of using CAD. (4\

5.2

5.3Draw a block diagram that will represent distributed control of a CAD/CAM system. (7\ [15] TOTAL: 100 (6030324\15

2.5.1.1 Part n umber:

2.5.1.2 Operation:

2.5.1.3 Machine: EMCO 55 MILL Date: 09/2013 Page: Prog

2.5.1.4 Sketch of set up .5.1.5

2.5.1.10

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TitleDocument

SubjectComputer Integrated Manufacturing

LevelNCV Level 4

Document typeQuestion paper

Year2019

MonthNovember

Pages9

Downloads3

Examination context

Decade2010s

Years ago7y

SeasonSpring (SH)

Start dayFriday

Exam periodNovember 2019

Days since exam2,535

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