Contributions to the Design of the Load Station Concept Used at the Flexible Manufacturing Cell

Constantin Bungău; Rareş Pancu; Traian Buidoş

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.657.818

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Contributions to the Design of the Load Station Concept Used at the Flexible Manufacturing Cell

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The present paper work shows theoretical and practical research for constructive solutions of the load station system for the working parts and tools in order to achieve a flexible manufacturing cell UO-1 that was realized at University of Oradea by retrofitting activity. The constructive solution for load station is new and original and it was designed and effective produced in the Faculty of Engineering Management and Technology Laboratory, in order to be use at the flexible manufacturing cell for the loading and unloading of the working parts and tools by means of ABB robot IRC 1600.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 657)

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Constantin Bungău*, Rareş Pancu, Traian Buidoş

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Flexible Manufacturing Cell, Load Station, Rotation System of the Palette, Trolley

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