opportunities for the use of technology Flashcards

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What does CNC stand for?

A

Computer Numerical Control

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What is CNC milling?

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A machining process that employs computerized controls and rotating multi-point cutting tools to progressively remove material from the workpiece

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What is the role of CNC machining software?

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Translates drawings and CAD models into code, reads the code, and runs the manufacturing machinery

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What does CAM stand for?

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Computer-Aided Manufacturing

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What are the seven major sectors of machinery manufacturing?

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  • Agriculture
  • Construction and mining machinery
  • Industrial machinery
  • Commercial and service industry machinery
  • Metalworking machinery
  • Ventilation, heating, air conditioning (HVAC)
  • Commercial refrigeration equipment
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How is the internet of things (IoT) used in machine manufacturing?

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Helps make decisions on product manufacturing, minimizes downtime, and lowers production costs

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What is a key advantage of using robotics in manufacturing?

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Can automate repetitive tasks and reduce margins of error to negligible rates

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What is a benefit of robots operating 24/7?

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Enables continuous production even in lights-out situations

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What is one of the primary challenges for robotics in construction?

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The construction worksite is complex and not conducive to automation

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What are the three stages of 3D concrete printing?

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  • Data preparation
  • Concrete preparation
  • Component printing
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What is additive manufacturing in construction?

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3D-printing that uses various methods to create building components

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What is a limitation of current 3D-printing technology in construction?

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Currently only prints vertical elements, such as walls

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What are some benefits of 3D-printing buildings?

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  • Onsite and offsite printing
  • Efficiency and time savings
  • Sustainable capabilities
  • Reduced waste
  • Cost savings on manual labor
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Fill in the blank: CNC milling is a machining process which employs _______ controls.

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computerized

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True or False: Robots in manufacturing can only work during regular business hours.

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False

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16
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What technology is needed to develop high-rise built assets in 3D-printing?

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Further development of hardware

17
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What aspect of construction makes it difficult for robots to automate tasks?

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Real-time variability in their environment

18
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What is one of the advantages of using robotics in manufacturing compared to human labor?

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Robots protect workers from repetitive, mundane, and dangerous tasks

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What is one way to stimulate mainstream adoption of 3D-printing in construction?

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Development of a solution for restricted city centre sites