yogesh
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Fri May 14, 2004 10:28 am
Can anyone explaing to me the meaning of the following terms.
CAE(computer aided engineering)
CIM(computer integrated manufacturing)
Where do cad/cam stand in relation with cae and cim?
regards,
Yogesh
Scott
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Fri May 14, 2004 2:09 pm
CAD - Computer Aided Drafting
CAM - Computer Aided Machining
CAE - Computer Aided Engineering
Between those3 I think you can, or should be able tell the difference.
CIM - Computer Integrated Manufacturing - CIM, is the phrase used to
describe the complete automation of a manufacturing plant....
If you do a search through Yahoo you could find this information out there.
I ran a search and found lots of information concerning it.
Regards,
Scott
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Can anyone explaing to me the meaning of the following terms.
CAE(computer aided engineering)
CIM(computer integrated manufacturing)
Where do cad/cam stand in relation with cae and cim?
regards,
Yogesh
Corey Scheich
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Fri May 14, 2004 3:39 pm
Further
CAD = SolidWorks and the like
CAM = Gibs CAM and the like
CAE = Cosmos Works/Flow Works and the like
CIM = I don't know
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CAD - Computer Aided Drafting
CAM - Computer Aided Machining
CAE - Computer Aided Engineering
Between those3 I think you can, or should be able tell the difference.
CIM - Computer Integrated Manufacturing - CIM, is the phrase used to
describe the complete automation of a manufacturing plant....
If you do a search through Yahoo you could find this information out
there.
I ran a search and found lots of information concerning it.
Regards,
Scott
"yogesh" <ypjofficial_at_indiatimes.com> wrote in message
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Can anyone explaing to me the meaning of the following terms.
CAE(computer aided engineering)
CIM(computer integrated manufacturing)
Where do cad/cam stand in relation with cae and cim?
regards,
Yogesh
Jerry Steiger
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Fri May 14, 2004 8:30 pm
"Scott" <credence69REMOVE_at_hotmail.com> wrote in message
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CAD - Computer Aided Drafting
CAD can also be Computer Aided Design. I do lots of design and very little
drafting.
Jerry Steiger
Tripod Data Systems
"take the garbage out, dear"
Ayantu
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Sat May 15, 2004 9:34 am
As far as I understand
CAD can stand for both Computer-Aided Drafting or Design.
CAM = Computer-Aided Manufacturing
and
CAD/CAM reflects the integration of design with manufacturing i.e., the
direct transfer of design model to the workshop machine with no or minimal
human intervention.
CIM = Computer Integrated Manufacturing is diffirent from CAD/CAM because
the former is more adminstrative oriented while the later is purely
technical.
CAE = Computer-Aided Engineering is like CAD/CAM but with wider scope. The
concept is often used to include the analysis side (f.eg. FEM analysis) to
design and manufacturing.
I may say
CAE = CAD/CAPP/CAM + FEM
Regards,
Hirpa
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Can anyone explaing to me the meaning of the following terms.
CAE(computer aided engineering)
CIM(computer integrated manufacturing)
Where do cad/cam stand in relation with cae and cim?
regards,
Yogesh
Jarod
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Thu May 27, 2004 4:56 pm
CAE - it`s widely used for making steering software for CNC machines
CIM (Computer Integrated Manufacturing) - is a utopia in for now, because it
tries to integrate ale the CAx (CAD,CAM,CAPP,CAE,CAQ) systems plus MRP
(Material Request Planning), MRPII (Manufacturing Resource Planing) or
Just-in-Time (Kanban) managment systems...
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Quote:
As far as I understand
CAD can stand for both Computer-Aided Drafting or Design.
CAM = Computer-Aided Manufacturing
and
CAD/CAM reflects the integration of design with manufacturing i.e., the
direct transfer of design model to the workshop machine with no or minimal
human intervention.
CIM = Computer Integrated Manufacturing is diffirent from CAD/CAM because
the former is more adminstrative oriented while the later is purely
technical.
CAE = Computer-Aided Engineering is like CAD/CAM but with wider scope. The
concept is often used to include the analysis side (f.eg. FEM analysis) to
design and manufacturing.
I may say
CAE = CAD/CAPP/CAM + FEM
Regards,
Hirpa
"yogesh" <ypjofficial_at_indiatimes.com> wrote in message
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Can anyone explaing to me the meaning of the following terms.
CAE(computer aided engineering)
CIM(computer integrated manufacturing)
Where do cad/cam stand in relation with cae and cim?
regards,
Yogesh
Jarod
Guest
Thu May 27, 2004 4:57 pm
CAE - it`s widely used for making steering software for CNC machines
CIM (Computer Integrated Manufacturing) - is a utopia in for now, because it
tries to integrate ale the CAx (CAD,CAM,CAPP,CAE,CAQ) systems plus MRP
(Material Request Planning), MRPII (Manufacturing Resource Planing) or
Just-in-Time (Kanban) managment systems...
--
Jarod
http://ideas.clawz.com
Doug Dingus
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Sun May 30, 2004 8:35 am
ypjofficial_at_indiatimes.com (yogesh) wrote in message news:<f88a27e4.0405140128.7e2e1fbb_at_posting.google.com>...
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So, what is this project BTW. You have asked enough questions, I am curious...
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