PROCESS PLANNIG SHEET SHEET NO 7 Shehzad Ahmed
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slide1. PROCESS PLANNIG SHEET SHEET NO 7 Shehzad Ahmed
Asst Professor
Mechanical Engineering Department<br>
slide2. INTRODUCTION Process planning is a preparatory step before manufacturing, which determines the sequence of operations or processes needed to produce a part or an assembly. This step is more important in job shops, where one-of-a-kind products are made or the same product is made infrequently.
The outputs of this step are: route sheet and operations sheet. A route sheet is a document which lists the exact sequence of operations needed to complete the job. The route sheet is intended to accompany parts moving individually or in batches. Route sheets provide the information to the material handlers to help them move materials or partly completed items from one work center to another, until the finished part or assembly reaches the shipping department. Route sheets are useful for Production planning. An example of a route sheet is in Figure 1<br>
slide3. PRODUCT PART<br>
slide4. RAW MATERIAL<br>
slide5. INDEXING<br>
slide6. INDEX OF TABLE<br>
slide7. PROCESS PLANNING SHEET<br>
slide8. PROCESS PLANNING SHEET<br>
slide9. PROCESS PLANNING SHEET<br>
slide10. END OF SLIDE<br>
Asst Professor
Mechanical Engineering Department<br>
slide2. INTRODUCTION Process planning is a preparatory step before manufacturing, which determines the sequence of operations or processes needed to produce a part or an assembly. This step is more important in job shops, where one-of-a-kind products are made or the same product is made infrequently.
The outputs of this step are: route sheet and operations sheet. A route sheet is a document which lists the exact sequence of operations needed to complete the job. The route sheet is intended to accompany parts moving individually or in batches. Route sheets provide the information to the material handlers to help them move materials or partly completed items from one work center to another, until the finished part or assembly reaches the shipping department. Route sheets are useful for Production planning. An example of a route sheet is in Figure 1<br>
slide3. PRODUCT PART<br>
slide4. RAW MATERIAL<br>
slide5. INDEXING<br>
slide6. INDEX OF TABLE<br>
slide7. PROCESS PLANNING SHEET<br>
slide8. PROCESS PLANNING SHEET<br>
slide9. PROCESS PLANNING SHEET<br>
slide10. END OF SLIDE<br>