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自動塗裝生産線産量的計算方法!

返回列表 作者：東莞市鵬鲲自動化設備有限公司编辑： 400-088-0769/1802257959 来源： www.pk316.com 发布日期： 2019.01.26

自動塗裝生産線産量的計算方法

客户在询问生产线的同时会要求我们计算出每天的产量。在此来给大家计算鵬鲲自動塗裝生産線産量計算方法僅大家參考。在設計塗裝生産線的同時考慮清楚客戶的塗裝線的産量，一般情況下，我們會詢問客戶産量要求，來設計塗裝線的線速，那怎麽計算每日産量呢？

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如說手機外殼自動塗裝生産線，線速爲3000mm/min，工件由于比較小，我們使用治具把六個外殼挂在一個治具上，占用線體長度爲300mm，每米可以挂放18個手機外殼，每分鍾的産能爲48個，每小時爲2880個，8個小時的産量可以達到23040個，減去在線時長45分鍾的産量2160個，實際每天的産量可以到20880個

有人会问为什么要减去在线时长的产能，您想想，早上上班开始，第一个工件上件到下件区需要时间的，这个产能是不存在的，所以要减去。除非涂装生产线24小時一直不停的运转，那样就没有在线时长问题了。

以上产量计算方法仅供学习参考，具体的还受到人工上件时间、涂装喷漆时间、油漆烘干固化时间、产品良品率等影响

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