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Language: English |
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Previous course: C8389.83489
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No credit points with: C8389/83489/94489
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Prerequisite: 80171(83171).80175(83175).94510
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Recommended semester: 7th - 9th semester
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Scope and form: Lessons and course projects. Projects are related to industrial problems concerning Plant facilities.
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Examination: Evaluation of report and oral presentation Oral exam with two parts. One concerning questions from course content and a second part with presentation of results from course project (13-scale)
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Participant limitation: max. 20
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Remarks: Former course name in Danish: Fabriks- lager- og transportplanlægning. Final course with possibility for thesis work project. Course number for diplom students is 94489.
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| Contact person: | Uffe Thorsteinsson, Building 423, Tel. +45 4525 4413, email uth@ipl.dtu.dk, http://www.ipl.dtu.dk
Kurset udbydes i samarbejde mellem IPT og AKP. Course is offered in cooperation between IPT and AKP |
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Department: Institut for Procesteknik
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Aim: To give students:
- A fundament for work with projects and tasks related to industrial plant and facilities, included tasks and problems related to supply and distribution systems.
- Skills in:
- To give knowledge and skills:
- formulation, structuring and analysis of problems related to planning and design of industrial facilities and to specify requirements to technology, economy, organisation, resources and environmental conditions.
- to design overall project plans for design and maintenance of industrial facilities.
- application of analytical tools and systematic techniques and procedures for design and evaluation of solutions.
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Contents: 1. Procedures and tasks in plant facility projects. Industrial development periods. Society and trading area. System approach. Long and short term plant projects. Types of facilities planning projects: Factories, warehouses, material handling systems etc. Plant project related to company strategy. Long term capacity planning. Product assortments. Production processes. New production concepts. Logistic. Localisation. Use of suppliers. Data and information for plant projects. Plant specifications. Life cycles for industrial facilities. Logistic. Forms and principles for storing. Handling equipment. Maintenance.
2. Methods in Industrial Plant Facilities design
Introduction to system design. Model building. Methods in facility planning. The Plant Facility Planning Model. Investment analysis. Localisation analysis. Make or buy. Data analysis. Risk analysis. Problem analysis. Creativity. Development of solutions. Simulation. Pattern of material flows. Layout types. Layout programs. Warehouse analysis, material flow analysis., simulation., maintenance systems.
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