Automatised Line Used for the Assembly/Test Subsystem-Carcass

Dorin Telea; Stefan Barbu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.463-464.1513

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Automatised Line Used for the Assembly/Test Subsystem-Carcass

Abstract:

This paper presents the main CAD –computer aided design – elements of an automatised assembly/test line, destined for work posts for the assembly/testing of the subsystem-carcass, in agreement with Compa SA Sibiu. The carcass is part of the turbo-compressor assembly (compressor + turbine) of a testing equipment. The analyzed line contains 7 work posts, with direct application to the assembly/test disc type parts but it can be generalized to the serving, to the purpose of testing, of many such posts in a automatised assembly line and carcass checking. Because carcass with lacking or inconsistent processing can end up on the assembly line, it has been decided to design and produce an automated line, so these things should not happen, because these part son an automated assembly line can cause the stopping of automated flux until the faulty part is being replaced.