CONCEIVING AND IMPLEMENTATION A WORKSTATION
Abstract
The paper presents the realization of a reconfigurable final work station, namely the last post in a manufacturing line. In order to achieve the final station of a product, should be known well the product (in this case a voltage converter used in the car), the assemblies and checks that are made on the manufacturing line on the final station, the station’s ergonomics and possible problems that could come from the manufacturing line. The next step is to choose materials with ESD (electrostatic discharge) properties to make the final station because we use electrostatic charge sensitive materials. Choosing the pneumatic and mechanical drive components that lead to the manufacturing of the electric control panel is the next issue. It is important that the operator performs fewer actions, so he is more efficient and less tired at the end of a working day. The steps of the paper: presentation of the work object, mechanical designing, practical realization of the final station, problems encountered in the initial phase and way of solving.
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