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Large piecesoimetal are pulted out byamagnetictheheaviermaterialswhichfromthe putperis toaded ĺnioacentrifuge caltedatĺquid cyctone.Hereand sentontoa glass_andcannot be burnt, such asglass,metals andceÍamics,aresepaľatedoutsy'tem- Thefinal residuemetal_recovery system.other' iighteĺmateriatsgoto a paper-fibre-recoveryis either buľntoris usedaslandfill.tréą*''Ýn*oF-to.........(s5mthesise)inaproduction planintoconcretestagesand mixesofproducts,whosemanufactirehasto7(schedule)ascost-effectivelyaspossible, using iust-in-time and electronicdatainterchangesystems.EachstageintheproductionprocessI (give)aseparatecoding. Thusďl arrivingraw materials orbought-inparts...................9(check)for quality andl0(use)wiilnotuntilsetstandards have...................lI(meet)' Similaľly,12(warehouse)finished goods maynotuntil qualitychecks have...................13(fulfiD.łteach stageall materials anditems'o(give) unique production batchcodings for identificationincaseofadefectoccuľľing.lnthis wayacom|uterđatabasett(build up)ofeachand everyproductionrun.In the caseofaproduct recall, anydefectproblems may...........(locate)quicklyand thepublicrelationsdamagewilĺ17(limit).theĺeforeInMRP,alltheprojections,estimatesandforecastshaveFromBrcinas.-ÁSadenťsGur.dcr.-tlMarketingForecastTłÄMixiirgactive and passĺveverb formsaprocessaswellasIt is alsopossible to mention what actions peopleolthings performinfocusing än the actionitself. Sothere isamixture ofactiveand passive'Ąlt-MasterSchedulerSalesEstĺmatesfficÍeatinganewsstoryphotographers are senttherewheneveradisaster happenssomewhereintheworld,reporters andor overthe phoneandtointerviewpeople andtakepictures. The newsreportsare sentbye-mailtherotts offilmrushedback to the office to bedeveloped'into thecomputer'Then otherjournalĺststypeupthestoriesandthe picturesarescannedgetthe layout right' ThecoÍnputerDesigners workonthestorieiandphotos on-screeninorder toplate andpľints out the page of news ontoapieceofclearfitmwhĺch istaidon alight_sensitiveexposed toabľiefflashofĺight.rolleronthe printing pressandAptate is made for each pageofthenewspaper,wrappedaroundaputtogetherinthe right order' Thecoated with ink.whenall the pages have been printed they arefinished newspapersarefinatiy tiedintobundtes anddeliveredto news-stands.TProductionBatchcoding and qualĺty assuranceFinalgood: quality assurance$Passiua(z)page 5oWarehousing anddistributionL'.,bRAPIDPROTOTYPINGPRE.READINGrapid[ľapid]aĺd1happening,moving,oľ doing somethingat gÍeatqpeed;fast:Theat(prototype$. Nowadays,they areincreasinglyempĘedtoproducetooĺs/toJgoreYento magufacturęproductionqualityptlsinggt!-sąąilnumbers.Manyprotoryping mođels:uťmeart/ actexhlbtioĺ'sollptorsuseĺapiđREADINGPARTIWbĺchof tbefollowingphľasesdoyouassociate rvithrapidprotoĘping?patíentmadearapid recovery.Theschoolpromise,srapidresultsinlanguage)Ex.llearníng.adv:therqidlychangingworldof computerteclmologĺprotot}Te[prautataip]nt(oĐ] tbefintform9fsomething,esp'ofa machineoľĺnaustrialproduct,fromwbichalllater forms develop,sometimeswithimpmvements:aworkíngprototypeof the newcar........customizďprođucĺ-CustomsandExcisęworn-out clothesweaľablecomputeľaproduct madeespecially foľaparticulaľclientclotbing-acomputer thatisdesipedto bewornas anitenofpľotoĘping[prcutotaipił] the pľocessofquickly p]ttiogPg.q_"aworkingmoaeliáprototype) inoĺdertotestvaousaspectsof thedesip,illustrateideasoľfeahľesanđgatberearly userfeedbackinnovative mateľiďsreplacement parts in spacegenetically modified foodaľtificialiatelligenceLookattbetitleofthischapter and ľead theđictionaryentrios above.Answeľtbefollowingquestions.)Ex.ll.2.Fuare,oneLryerataTimewľittenbyRobert Crockett,assistantpĺofessorofmechanicalengineeringattbeMilwaukeeSchoolofEngineerinp)and checkifyouweľerĺgbt.ReadPaĺtI(tbeexcerpt fromtbearticle 8aildingtheHaveyoubeard aboutrapidprototyping?whatdo youlnowabouttbisprocess?-DoesUsingcomputers, lasers, and sophisticaedmatJerials;researcbers bavecreated3'Does rapid prototyping baveanyconnectionwithcomputeľs?tbe termrtapídPrototypingtranslateintoPolisb?rapidpĺototypingtoolstbattodayarerenderingdesipers'iđeasibtosoliđobjectsReadtbedefinitionof rapiđprotot5,pinganđcboosetbeconectwoľđ.)Ex.2RapldprototYPing,also knownmanual/3Dprinteľs, stereolitbography machinesorselectivelasersintering qĺstems.Rapiđprototpiagisatypeofandisoneoftbecontestotts/comnonentsofrapid manufacnľing. Thefiĺsttecbniquesfor rapidprototypiogbecane avđlableintbe l980s;taditionallytbey have beentoprďucemodelssolĺd &eďoľmfabľĺcation,istheautomatic constructionof ptvsícal/psychícalobjects witbasblack-and-whitepbotos; thencolorľpbotos...andtođay'intbetwenty-firstcentuĺ5l,thefloodofelectronícsolĺd objects' Inevitably,asariveľrushingowarđ9''ątecbnologieshasnorv broachedtbefiontieroftbĺeedine'nsionalobjects.Itsegmsinnoguous enougbatfint,small machiaesforbuildiug layer-by-layerprotoĘpasofmodelsdesigpedbyengineersusingcomprrterdesiptechníques'Earlyveĺsionsof rapidprotoĘping(RP)macblnes,inboducedcommerciallyinl988,pľoduced models wboseflmctionalusefulness wasliuitedby.thestrmgÍhofthe materials used'Inashortllyears,bowcveĘcomprrters, lasers,materials, anđimagingtechniques haveallimproveddľamatícally, increasingthecapabilitiesofRPsystens. Today,itisaPpaľent thatincomingdecadescustomized production,andtomorrowwillbemakingweaľable computeľs,low-costcustomĺzed products,innovative materials,andľąlacementpaľtsinspace.Fint itwascodedsipals,thenitwasthevoic,tben typedtxt,then [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]
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