Computer Intergrated Manufacturing NCV Level 4 — Memo

November 2022 — NCV Level 4 — Computer Intergrated Manufacturing

NCV Level 4 2022 NCV Engineering

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1.1Process Planning (ERP\ Automated aterial andling (AMH\ (5\

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2.1.1Preparatory codes or G codes are used to control cutting tool motion.

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2.3Line 1: Select a cutting tool. Line 2: Select either absolute or incremental motion. Line 3: Rapidly move the cutting tool to the part reference point. Line 4: Turn coolant on. Line 5: Select proper feed rate and spindle speed.

2.4N10 G00, X 0 Y0 X+1, S1000, F400, T01, M03 N15 G01, X30 Y30 Z+1 M08 N20 G01, X30 Y30 Z N25GO1 X30 Y30 Z +1 M09 N30 G28 M05 N35 M30

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3.1The electrical system must be checked before energising the robot for the first time Never work on a robot system unless you have been authorised to do so. Never disarm or deactivate any safety devices

3.2That is if the robot is to be moved manually. t has to be moved on purpose by ensuring the enabling switched is activated at the same time as the motion teach button. This enabling button is also known as the

3.3The teach pendant is essentially a human machine interface used for: Communication between the robot system and the operator or programmer (system or programming errors\ to master the robot system to set up tool coordination

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4.2Equipment operation and programming [10]10

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5.1.1Drawing (1\

5.1.2Product/work piece (1\

5.1.3Solid orks Fusion 360 Solid Edge CAM Pro To reduce costs associated with parts and other auxiliar ies To reduce storage space

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TitleMemo

SubjectComputer Intergrated Manufacturing

LevelNCV Level 4

Document typeQuestion paper

Year2022

MonthNovember

Pages6

Downloads4

Examination context

Decade2020s

Years ago4y

SeasonSpring (SH)

Start dayTuesday

Exam periodNovember 2022

Days since exam1,441

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