CIMS - Part 4

What are the three basic elements of an automated system when applied to a transformation process?

• Power, Program, Control

• Input, Output, Process

• Speed, Efficiency, Accuracy

• Hardware, Software, Network

What is the example of a work cycle in discrete-part manufacturing operation systems?

• Design part, Test part, Sell part

• Inspect part, Repair part, Recycle part

• Load part, Perform process, Unload part

• Assemble part, Package part, Ship part

Which level of automation includes hardware components like actuators and sensors?

• Machine level

• Device level

• Cell level

• Plant level

What functions are performed at the machine level in automation?

• Corporate management, Coordination

• Material handling, Computer support

• Production planning, Operational translation

• Hardware assembly, Control functions

What does the cell or system level in automation consist of?

• Group of machines, Material handling system

• Hardware components, Control loop devices

• Corporate information system, Operational plans

• Hardware assembly, Control functions

Which level of automation receives instructions from the corporate information system?

• Plant level

• Device level

• Enterprise level

• Machine level

What functions does the enterprise level in automation manage and coordinate?

• Corporate information system functions

• Hardware components assembly

• Control loop devices operation

• Material handling system support

What is the highest level in automation concerned with managing the entire company?

• Plant level

• Device level

• Enterprise level

• Machine level

What is the primary function of the control system in an automated system?

• Actuate the instructions

• Operate the system

• Direct the process

• Achieve the process

Which level of automation includes individual machines assembled from hardware components?

• Plant level

• Cell level

• Device level

• Machine level