《自动化、生产系统与计算机集成制造(第3版)》是《工业工程系列》中的一册，对第2版的内容进行了以下修订：扩展了传感器和执行元件的范围；对数控技术部分的有关内容进行了顺序调整；第25章“生产计划与控制”增加了企业资源规划的有关内容；扩展了精益生产的范围；更新了全书的习题。

《自动化、生产系统与计算机集成制造(第3版)》对第2版的内容进行了以下修订：扩展了传感器和执行元件的范围；对数控技术部分的有关内容进行了顺序调整；第25章“生产计划与控制”增加了企业资源规划(ERP)的有关内容；扩展了精益生产的范围；更新了全书的习题。

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Chapter 1 INTRoDUCTION

 1．1 Production Systems

 1．2 Automation in Production Systems

 1．3 Manua1Labor in Production Systems

 1．4 Automation Principles and Strategies

 1．5 Organization of this Book

PART Ⅰ：OVERVIEW OF MANUFACTURING

Chapter 2 MANUFACTURING OPERATIONS

 2．1 Manufacturing Industries and Products

 2．2 Manufacturing Operations

 2．3 Production Facilities

 2．4 Product／PrOduction Relationships

 2．5 Lean Production

Chapter 3 MANUFACTURING MoDELS AND METRICS

 3．1 Mathematica1Models of Production Performance

 3．2 Manufacturing Costs

 APPENDIX Averaging Procedures for Production Models

PART Ⅱ：AUTOMATION AND CONTRO1TECHNOLOGIES

Chapter 4 INTRODUCTION TO AUTOMARION

 4．1 Basic Elements of an Automated System

 4．2 Advanced Automation Functions

 4．3 Levels of Automation

Chapter 5 INDUSTRIA1CONTRO1SYSTEMS

 5．1 Process Industries Versus Discrete Manufacturing Industries

 5．2 Continuous VerSUS Discrete Control

 5．3 Computer Process Control

Chapter 6 HARDWARE COMPONENTS FOR AUTOMATLON AND PROCESS CONTROL

 6．1 Sensors

 6．2 Actuators

 6．3 Analog—to—Digita1Convertcrs

 6．4 Digital—to—Analog Convertcrs

 6．5 Input／Output Devices for Discrete Data

Chapter 7 NUMERICA1CONTROL

 7．1 Fundamentals of NC Technologv

 7．2 Computer Nunlerica1Contro1

 7．3 Distributed Numerica1Control

 7．4 Applications of NC

 7．5 Engineering Analysis of NC Positioning Systems

 7．6 NC Part Programming

 Appendix A 7：Coding for Manua1Part Programming

 Appendix B 7：Part Programming with Apt

Chapter 8 LNDUSTRIAT ROBOTLCS

 8．1 Robot Anatomv and Related Attributes

 8．2 Robot Contro1Systems

 8．3 End Effectors

 8．4 Sensors in Robotics

 8．5 Industria1Robot Applications

 8．6 Robot Programming

 8．7 Robot Accoracy and Rcpeatabilitv

Chapter 9 DISCRETE CONTRO1USING PROGRAMMABLE LoGIC CONTROLLERS AND PERSONA1COMPUTERS

 9．1 Discrete Process Con trol

 9．2 Ladder Logic Diagams

 9．3 Programmable Logic Controllers

 9，4 PersonaI Computers Using Soft Logic

PARTⅢ：MATERIA1HANDUNG AND LDENTIFICATLON TECHNOLOGIES

Chapter 10 MATERIA1TRANSPoRT SYSTEMS

 10．1Introduction to Materia1Handling

 10．2 Materia1Transport Equipment

 10．3 Analysis of Materia1Transport Systems

Chapter 11 SToRAGE SYsTEMS

 11．1 Storage System Performance and Location Strategies

 11．2 Conventiona1Storage Methods and Equipment

 11．3 Automated Storage Systems

 11．4 Engineering Analysis of Storage Systems

Chapter 12 AUTOMATIC lDENTIFICATloN AND DATA CAPTURE

 12．1 Overview of Automatic IdentificatiOn Methods

 12．2 Bar Code Technology

 12．3 Radio Frequency Identification

 12．4 Other AIDC Technologies

PART Ⅳ：MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS

Chapter 13 LNTRODUCTION TO MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS

 13．1 Components of a Manufacturing System

 13．2 A Classification Scheme for Manufacturing Systems

 13．3 Overview of the Classification Scheme

Chapter 14 SINGLE—SIATIoN MANUFACTURING CELLS

 14．1 Single—Station Manned Cells

 14．2 Single—Station Automated Cells

 14．3 Applications of Single—Station Cells

 14．4 Analysis of Single—Station Systems

Chapter 15 MANUA1ASSEMBLY LINES

 15．1 Fundamentals Of Manua1Assemblv Lines

 15．2 Analysis of Single Mode1Assembly Lines

 15．3 Line Balancing Algorithms

 15．4 Mixed Mode1Assembly Lines

 15．5 Workstation ConsideratiOns

 15．6 Other Considerations in Assembly Line Design

 15．7 Alternative Assembly Systems

Chapter 16 AUTOMATED PRODUCTION LINES

 16．1 Fundamentals of Automated Production Lines

 16．2 Applications of Automated Production Lines

 16．3 Analysis of Transfer Lines

Chapter 17 AUTOMATED ASSEMBLY SYSTEMS

 17．1 Fundamentals Of Automated Assembly Systems

 17．2 Ouantitativc Analvsis of Assembly Systems

Chapter 18 CELLULAR MANUFACTURING

 18．1 Part hmilies

 18．2 Parts Classification and Coding

 18．3 Production F10w Analvsis

 18．4 Cellular Manufacturmg

 18．5 Applications of Group Technology

 18．6 Quantitative Analysis in Cellular Manufacturing

Chapter 19 FLEXIBLE MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS

 19．1 What is a Flexible Manufacturing System?

 19．2 FMS Components

 19．3 FMS Applications and Benefits

 19．4 FMS Planning and Implementation Issues

 19．5 Quantitative Analysis of Flexible Manufacturing Systems

PART Ⅴ：QUALITY CONTRO1IN MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS

Chapter 20 QUALITY PROGRAMS FOR MANUFACTURlNG

 20．1 Quality in Design and Manufacturing

 20．2 Traditiona1and Modern Quality Control

 20．3 Process Variability and Process Capability

 20．4 Statistica1Process Control

 20．5 Six Sigma

 20．6 The Six Sigma DMAIC Procedure

 20．7 Taguchi Methods in Ouality Engineering

 20．8 ISO 9000

Chapter 21 INSPECTIoN PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES

 21．1 Inspection Fundamentals

 21．2 Sampling VS．100％Inspection

 21．3 Automated Inspection

 21．4 When and Where to Inspect

 21．5 Quantitative Analysis of Inspection

Chapter 22 INSPECTION TECHNOLOGIES

 22．1 Inspection Metrology

 22．2 Contact VS．Noncontact Inspection Techniques

 22．3 Conventiona1Measuring and Gaging Techniques

 22．4 Coordinate Measuring Machines

 22．5 Surface Measurement

 22．6 Machine Vision

 22．7 Other Optica1Inspection Methods

 22．8 Noncontact Nonoptica1Inspection Techniques

PART Ⅵ：MANUFACTURING SUPPORT SYSTEMS

Chapter 23 PRODUCT DESIGN AND CAD／CAM IN THE PRODUCTION SYSTEM

 23．1 Product Design and CAD

 23．2 CAD System Hardware

 23．3 CAM，CAD／CAM，and CIM

 23．4 Quality Function Deployment

Chapter 24 PROCESS PLANNLNG AND CONCURRENT ENGINEERING

 24．1 Process Planning

 24．2 Computer-Aided Process Planning

 24．3 Concurrent Engineering and Design for Manufacturing

 24．4 Advanced Manufacturing Planning

Chapter 25 PRODUC-TLON PLANNING AND CONTRO1SYSTEMS

 25．1 Aggregate Production Planning and the Master Production Schedule

 25．2 Materia1Requirements Planning

 25．3 Capacity Planning

 25．4 Shop Floor Control

 25．5 Inventory Control

 25．6 Extensions of MRP

Chapter 26 JUST-IN-TIME AND LEAN PRoDUCTloN

 26．1 Lean Production and Waste in Manufacturing

 26．2 Just-in-Time Production Systems

 26．3 Autonomation 

 26．4 Worker Involvement

Index