CHAPTER-11

PROCESS PLANNING

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  • Q1: Define Process Planning.
    Ans: Process Planning is the procedure of determining the steps, operations, and resources needed to manufacture a part efficiently.
  • Q2: Write any five factors affecting the process of plan selection.
    Ans: Five factors affecting process plan selection are as follows:
    • ➔ Type of material
    • ➔ Quantity of production
    • ➔ Available machines and tools
    • ➔ Complexity of part design
    • ➔ Cost and time considerations
  • Q3: Write down process planning approaches.
    Ans: Process planning approaches are as follows:
    • ➔ Manual Process Planning
    • ➔ Computer-Aided Process Planning (CAPP)
  • Q4: Write down the advantages of manual process planning.
    Ans: Some of the advantages of manual process planning are as follows:
    • ➔ Simple and easy to implement
    • ➔ Does not require software or computers
    • ➔ Useful for small-scale production
    • ➔ Provides flexibility for adjustments
  • Q5: Write down the dis-advantages of manual process planning.
    Ans: Some of the disadvantages of manual process planning are as follows:
    • ➔ Time-consuming
    • ➔ Prone to human errors
    • ➔ Difficult for complex or large-scale production
    • ➔ Limited documentation and standardization
  • Q6: Define Stocks.
    Ans: Stocks are the raw materials or semi-finished materials that are used to manufacture parts.
  • Q7: Write the types of stocks.
    Ans: Types of stocks are as follows:
    • ➔ Flat Stock (sheets, plates)
    • ➔ Round Stock (rods, bars)
    • ➔ Tubular Stock (pipes, tubes)
    • ➔ Irregular Stock (castings, forgings)
  • Q8: Write down the advantages of Computer Aided Planning.
    Ans: Some of the advantages of Computer-Aided Planning are as follows:
    • ➔ Reduces planning time
    • ➔ Improves accuracy and consistency
    • ➔ Easy to update and modify plans
    • ➔ Helps in optimizing resources
    • ➔ Facilitates large-scale production
  • Q9: Write down the dis-advantages of Computer Aided Planning.
    Ans: Some of the disadvantages of Computer-Aided Planning are as follows:
    • ➔ Requires expensive software and hardware
    • ➔ Needs trained personnel
    • ➔ Dependence on computer systems
    • ➔ Initial setup and data entry can be time-consuming
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