Ship production

Ship production
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By:"Richard Lee Storch","Colin P. Hammon","Howard M. Bunch"
"Transportation"
Published on 1988 by Cornell Maritime Press/Tidewater Publishers

The book first introduces shipbuilding terms, economic and production management theories, the general concept of group technology, and the application of group technology to shipbuilding through a product-oriented work breakdown structure.

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Ship Production describes the principles and practice of ship production employing state-of-the-art group technology. The book first introduces shipbuilding terms, economic and production management theories, the general concept of group technology, and the application of group technology to shipbuilding through a product-oriented work breakdown structure. Chapters are devoted to basic manufacturing and construction processes, historical and descriptive discussions of shipyard layout (leading to a group technology layout and the use of process lanes), a system for ship design and engineering to support the shipbuilding system, and design for production and CAD/CAM application. Also covered are planning, scheduling, and production control, and the application of statistical accuracy control techniques to shipbuilding.

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