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IEE C2 - C3

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  • What are the four common waste streams in conversion technologies?
    Municipal Solid Waste; Industrial Waste; Agricultural Waste; Hazardous Waste
  • What are the two types of continuous/repetitive manufacturing system?
    Process Manufacturing Systems; Mass/Flow Production
  • What are the three fundamentals of SLP?
    Relationship; Space; Adjustment
  • What are the three types of conversion pathways?
    Biochemical Conversion; Physiochemical Conversion; Transesterificaton
  • It is developed by Muther and is a heuristic approach used to determine the best layout plan for production facilities
    SLP (Systematic Layout Planning)
  • Designs, optimizes, and oversees production processes in manufacturing or chemical plants and ensures that equipment and workflows maximize efficiency, minimize waste, and meet safety and quality standards
    Process Engineers
  • Benefits of CAD/CAM in Manufacturing
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  • It is the active study of business/ industry processes and creating an improved or completely new process
    Process Engineering
  • What are the three examples of thermochemical conversion?
    Pyrolysis; Gasification; Thermal Depolymerization
  • It is a wide array of state-of-the-art technologies capable of converting unrecyclable solid waste into useful products and is the modern methods that take waste that can’t be recycled and turn it into useful things like clean fuels
    Conversion Technologies
  • A type of production system where it is done in limited quantities and can also be done in accordance with a customer ’s specific preference. This type of production is small-scale.
    Job Shop Production
  • Advantages and Disadvantages of Fixed Automation
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  • It is the conceptualizing, designing, and providing steps and specifications to produce a useful product or material that is used domestically or industrially. It does not involve detailed development of individual machines or equipment
    Process Engineering
  • This is a decision-making process, which involves researching and developing new products that meet the market's needs.
    Product Planning
  • What are the four phases of SLP?
    Location; General Overall Layout; Detailed Layout Plans; Installation
  • It is a type of production system where it operates by producing goods in specific batches. This method enables production to be segmented based on factors such as product size, color, shape, and more.
    Batch Production
  • Characteristics of Fixed Automation
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  • Disadvantages of CAD/CAM in Manufacturing
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  • A type of conversion pathway that processes transform fresh or used vegetable oils, animal fats, and other feedstocks into liquid fuels or biodiesel through physical and chemical methods
    Physiochemical Conversion
  • What are the 5 key factors of SLP?
    Product; Quality; Routing; Supporting Services; Time
  • It is a systematic roduction technique in which manufacturing processes are controlled by computer systems.
    Computer-Aided Manufacturing
  • What are the three aspects of product quality?
    Quality; Reliability; Safety
  • Aims of Layout Planning
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  • It refers to the hierarchical arrangement of a product’s components, including sub-assemblies and individual parts. It outlines how these parts fit together and their relationships within the final product.
    Product Structure
  • A type of production system where a team people working over a period of time and then once the project is complete these people leave the project. This method of production involves rendering services via an automated process.
    Project Production
  • A type of conversion pathway that converts vegetable oils or animal fats into biodiesel by reacting them with an alcohol (usually methanol) and a catalyst (usually sodium hydroxide).
    Transesterification
  • What are the two types of production?
    Continuous/Repetitive Manufacturing Systems; Non-continuous/Intermittent Production Systems
  • It is the process of turning raw materials and ideas into products and services
    Production Process
  • What two categories does CAM applications fall into?
    Computer Monitoring and Control; Manufacturing Support Applications
  • What three components does the CAM system requires?
    Software ---; Machinery---; Post processing ---
  • What are the two basic function of process planning?
    Process Design; Operational Design
  • A type of manufacturing system where operations run continuously and moves through a linear process. The majority of the tasks are performed by machines instead of humans.
    Process Manufacturing System
  • It is a continuous function in the dynamic environment of a competitive situation, since any single product generally possesses a finite life cycle.
    Product Planning
  • A type of conversion pathway where the bacteria and microorganisms are used to transform raw biomass into useful energy like methane and ethane gas
    Biochemical Conversion
  • Important Features in Product Design
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  • It is a macroscopic decision-making of an overall process route for converting the raw material into a product.
    Process Design
  • A type of thermochemical conversion that is similar to pyrolysis, in the absence of oxygen, but in the presence of water
    Thermal Depolymerization
  • A type of thermochemical conversion that is a similar conversion to gasification but in the absence of oxygen.
    Pyrolysis
  • A type of production system where there's an ongoing process where all team members work together to produce identical items simultaneously. It is where both machines and humans work together.
    Mass/Flow Production
  • It is the process of determining spatial arrangement of production facilities and is also called "Plant layout" when applied in production plants
    Layout Planning
  • It is the microscopic decision-making of individual operations contained in the process route.
    Operational Design
  • A type of thermochemical conversion under high temperature and pressure in a low oxygen environment to produce fuel gasses.
    Gasification
  • Duties of Process Engineers
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  • In this process, the computer is used to manage and control the physical operations of the manufacturing plant.
    Manufacturing Control
  • In this process, the computer delivers information for production planning as well as management.
    Manufacturing Planning
  • What are the three types of non-continuous/intermittent production system?
    Batch Production; Job Shop Production; Project Production
  • It is also known as "Hard Automation". It involves equipment dedicate to performing specific set of operations on a single part, making it ideal for repetitive tasks
    Fixed Automation
  • It is the decision-making activity that determines the sequence of operations needed to convert raw materials into finished products, following aggregate production planning and product design completion.
    Process Planning