CPE: Novel method to shorten the lead time for laser micro-machining

Serap Çelen

doi:10.3139/120.110751

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CPE: Novel method to shorten the lead time for laser micro-machining

Serap Çelen

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Abstract

Conceptual profit engines method is a novel design approach to shorten preparation and manufacturing times from the perspective of enterprise objectives. It illustrates conceptual steps of design operation for knowledge-based laser micro-machining information system and provides new insights into decision-making systems with reducing human interaction. This method facilitated laser micro-machining by setting unknown parameters, and it reduced the process time to 47 % with actively reducing operations preventing complex decisions.

Kurzfassung

Der Zweck des vorliegenden Beitrages besteht darin, einen Vorschlag zur Reduzierung der Vorbereitungszeit für die Laser-Mikromaterialbearbeitung zu unterbreiten, in dem ein neues Prozessdesign zur Anwendung kommt, das als konzeptueller Profitmotor (Conceptual Profit Engine (CPE)) bezeichnet wird. CPE ist ein neuartiger Designansatz, der dazu dient, die Vorbereitungs- und die Produktionszeiten vom Standpunkt der industriellen Wettbewerbsfähigkeit her zu verkürzen. Aus der Perspektive der Unternehmensziele ist es entscheidend, dass CPE zeigt, wie konzeptuelle Schritte der Designoperation die Entwicklung wissensbasierter Informationssysteme zur Laser-Mikromaterialbearbeitung unterstützen können und neue Einblicke in die entscheidungsfindenden Systeme unter Reduktion der menschlichen Eingriffe erbringen können. Dieses Verfahren kann menschliche Prozesse zur Entscheidungsfindung durch Setzen unbekannter Parameter erleichternn, und verminderte in dieser Studiet die Prozesszeit durch aktive Reduktionsoperationen unter Vermeidung komplexer Entscheidungen um 47 %.

§Correspondence Address, Dr. Serap Çelen, Mechanical Engineering Department, Faculty of EngineeringEge University, Bornova, Izmir, 35030, Turkey. E-mail: seracelen@hotmail.com

Serap Çelen received the BSc degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Dokuz Eylul University, Izmir, Turkey in 2003. At the same year, she started her academic career in the Mechanical Engineering Department of Ege University, Izmir, Turkey. In 2006, she earned her Master degree from Graduate School of Natural and Applied Science, Dokuz Eylul University. She completed her PhD at the Graduate School of Natural and Applied Science, Ege University in 2011. She is a member of European Laser Institute, European Optical Society and SPIE. Her research includes the areas of laser material interactions, laser welding, and laser surface modifications.

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