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Chapter 13 Production and Beyond

Producing Products Resources Capitol People Knowledge Materials Energy Tools/Machines Processes

Product Life Cycle Design Produce Use Need Purchase Dispose

Free Enterprise Cost of a product Materials Labor Overhead Profit

Consumer Demand Market Survey Who will buy this product? What are the characteristics of the population that want to buy this product? What are the long term potential for this product? Are there other similar products? What is the product’s potential market share? What is the potential for other new competition? How many products can I expect to sell?

Production Terminology Value added Interchangeable Parts Trade-Offs “Time is Money” Management / Structure Fixed Costs Variable Costs Break Even Point

Materials Raw materials Extracted and harvested from the earth, water or air. Primary processes Secondary processes Final product

Forming Materials Bending Pressing Molds and Dies Forging Extruding and Drawing Casting and molding Patterns Sand casting Investment casting Permanent molds

Separating Materials Takes away material – creates waste Good planning = less waste Shearing Piercing Blamiking Die-Cutting Chip Removal Grinding Electrical Chemical Thermal

Assembly Mechanical Joinery Nails Screws Threading Chemical Adhesives Thermal

Production Technology Global Work force Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM) Computer Aided Design (CAD) Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) Automated Material Handling (AMH) Total Quality Control (TQC) Just In Time Manufacturing (JIT) Flexible Manufacturing System (FMS) Robotics

How Does This Affect You? Resources Costs Environment Individualism Product Designs Restrictions Employment / Jobs Economic Systems