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Mind Map by Vardan Sawhney, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Vardan Sawhney
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Super Cars: McLaren P1
- Labour
- The automobile assembly represents the last stage in automobile facturing. The components are
brought in from more than 4,000 outside suppliers, which are brought together by truck or
railroad. Those parts in accordance to the part of the car they belong too, are unloaded in their
respective stations.
- Cars are usually built from the ground up. The fame forms the base of the body, and as a result
the other parts follow. The fame is placed on the assembly line and clamped to the conveyer to
prevent shifting as it moves down the line. Automobile is moved to component assembly areas
where front and rear suspensions, gas tanks, rear axles, drive shafts, gear boxes, steering box
components, wheel drums, and braking systems are sequentially installed.
- An off-line operations puts together the vehicle's engine with its transmission. Workers use
robotic arms to install the heavy components inside the engine compartment of the frame. After,
a worker attaches the radiator and bolts it into place. Articulating robots perform all of the lift
and carry operations while assemblers using pneumatic wrenches bolt component pieces in
place.
- The floor pan is generally the largest body component to which many panels and braces will be
welded or bolted. Moving down the assembly line, held in place by clamping fixtures, the shell of
the vehicle is built. First, the left and right quarter panels are robotically disengaged from
pre-staged shipping containers and placed on the floor pan, where there are stabilized with
positioning fixtures and welded.
- The front and rear door pillars, roof and body side panels are assembled in the same fashion. The
shell of the automobile uses robotic arms because they can easily introduce various component
braces and panels to the floor pan and perform a high number of weld operations in a time frame
and with a degree of accuracy no human workers could ever approach. Robots can pick up heavy
loads, and precisely place them into the proper positions with high tolerance to smoke, weld
flashes, and gases created in this phase of production.
- As the body moves from the isolated weld area of the assembly line, body comparts including
doors, deck lids, hood panels, fenders, trunk lid, and bumper reinforcements are installed.
Although robots help workers place these components onto the body shell, the workers provide
the proper fit for majority of the bolt on functional parts using pneumatically assisted tools.
- The body must pass through a rigorous inspection process. The shell of the vehicle passes
through a brightly lit white room where it is fully wiped down by visual inspectors using cloths
soaked in hilight oils. Dings, dents and other defects are repaired right on the line by skilled body
repairmen. After the shell has been fully inspected and repaired, the assembly conveyor carries it
through a cleaning station cleaning it of all residual oil, and dirt.
- The shell exists the cleaning into a drying both then through an undercoat dip - an
electrostatically charged bath of undercoat paint that covers every part of the body shell, both
inside and out with primer.
- After the coating, the shell is dried and moves to the final paint operation. Robots usually carry
out this final painting operation, since they have been programmed to cover certain areas, with a
certain amount of paint at specific times.
- The body is then heated above 135 degrees celsius to cure the paint and to ensure that it adheres
to the car.
- The painted body moves to the next stage where all the instrumentation and wiring systems,
dash panels, interior lighting, seats and trim panels, headlights, radios, speakers and more.
- Next, robots equipped with suction cups place the windshield, with nan urethane sealer. Robots
also place the seats and transport them into the vehicles for ease and efficiency of the assembly
line operator. After passing through the section the shell is given a water test to ensure the
proper fit of the door panels, glass and weatherstripping.
- The chassis assembly conveyor and body shell meet. The shell is robotically lifted from its
conveyor fixtures and placed onto the car frame. Assembly workers, some at ground level and
some in work pits beneath the automobile proceeds down the line to receive final trim
components, battery, tries, antifreeze and gasoline.
- The vehicle is now started, from here it’s driven to a checkpoint off the line, where its engine is
audited, its light and horn checked, its tires balanced, and its charging system examined. Any defects
from here required to be repaired, go to the central repair station where a crew of skilled
technicians analyze and repair the problems.
- The vehicle is now started, from here it’s driven to a checkpoint off the line, where its engine is
audited, its light and horn checked, its tires balanced, and its charging system examined. Any defects
from here required to be repaired, go to the central repair station where a crew of skilled
technicians analyze and repair the problems.
- The chassis assembly conveyor and body shell meet. The shell is robotically lifted from its
conveyor fixtures and placed onto the car frame. Assembly workers, some at ground level and
some in work pits beneath the automobile proceeds down the line to receive final trim
components, battery, tries, antifreeze and gasoline.
- Next, robots equipped with suction cups place the windshield, with nan urethane sealer. Robots
also place the seats and transport them into the vehicles for ease and efficiency of the assembly
line operator. After passing through the section the shell is given a water test to ensure the
proper fit of the door panels, glass and weatherstripping.
- The painted body moves to the next stage where all the instrumentation and wiring systems,
dash panels, interior lighting, seats and trim panels, headlights, radios, speakers and more.
- The body is then heated above 135 degrees celsius to cure the paint and to ensure that it adheres
to the car.
- After the coating, the shell is dried and moves to the final paint operation. Robots usually carry
out this final painting operation, since they have been programmed to cover certain areas, with a
certain amount of paint at specific times.
- The shell exists the cleaning into a drying both then through an undercoat dip - an
electrostatically charged bath of undercoat paint that covers every part of the body shell, both
inside and out with primer.
- The body must pass through a rigorous inspection process. The shell of the vehicle passes
through a brightly lit white room where it is fully wiped down by visual inspectors using cloths
soaked in hilight oils. Dings, dents and other defects are repaired right on the line by skilled body
repairmen. After the shell has been fully inspected and repaired, the assembly conveyor carries it
through a cleaning station cleaning it of all residual oil, and dirt.
- As the body moves from the isolated weld area of the assembly line, body comparts including
doors, deck lids, hood panels, fenders, trunk lid, and bumper reinforcements are installed.
Although robots help workers place these components onto the body shell, the workers provide
the proper fit for majority of the bolt on functional parts using pneumatically assisted tools.
- The front and rear door pillars, roof and body side panels are assembled in the same fashion. The
shell of the automobile uses robotic arms because they can easily introduce various component
braces and panels to the floor pan and perform a high number of weld operations in a time frame
and with a degree of accuracy no human workers could ever approach. Robots can pick up heavy
loads, and precisely place them into the proper positions with high tolerance to smoke, weld
flashes, and gases created in this phase of production.
- The floor pan is generally the largest body component to which many panels and braces will be
welded or bolted. Moving down the assembly line, held in place by clamping fixtures, the shell of
the vehicle is built. First, the left and right quarter panels are robotically disengaged from
pre-staged shipping containers and placed on the floor pan, where there are stabilized with
positioning fixtures and welded.
- An off-line operations puts together the vehicle's engine with its transmission. Workers use
robotic arms to install the heavy components inside the engine compartment of the frame. After,
a worker attaches the radiator and bolts it into place. Articulating robots perform all of the lift
and carry operations while assemblers using pneumatic wrenches bolt component pieces in
place.
- Cars are usually built from the ground up. The fame forms the base of the body, and as a result
the other parts follow. The fame is placed on the assembly line and clamped to the conveyer to
prevent shifting as it moves down the line. Automobile is moved to component assembly areas
where front and rear suspensions, gas tanks, rear axles, drive shafts, gear boxes, steering box
components, wheel drums, and braking systems are sequentially installed.
- Finance Team
- Budgets
- Materials
- Budgets
- Personelle
- Design engineers
- Executive Management
- Technicians
- Salespeople
- Design engineers
- Robots
- Arms
- Labour intensive work - heavy lifting
- Labour intensive work - heavy lifting
- Assembly Line
- Arms
- Both Topics Integrate very cohesively
- The automobile assembly represents the last stage in automobile facturing. The components are
brought in from more than 4,000 outside suppliers, which are brought together by truck or
railroad. Those parts in accordance to the part of the car they belong too, are unloaded in their
respective stations.
- Natural resources
- Iron Ore
- Steel
- Car Body
- Stainless Steel
- Car Mufflers
- Decorative Trims
- Exhaust
- Silencers
- Catalytic Converters
- Car Mufflers
- Car Body
- Steel
- Cotton Plants
- Cotton
- Cotton
- Aluminum
- Radiators
- Intake Manifolds
- Cylinder Heads
- Engine Block
- Bumper Wheels
- Body Panels
- Plastic: Cheap, durable and can be turned into almost anything
- Radiators
- Petroleum
- Plastic: Cheap, durable and can be turned into almost anything
- Cloth Seats/Car Seat Covers
- Plastic: Cheap, durable and can be turned into almost anything
- Copper
- Alternator
- Starter
- Alternator
- Platinum
- Catalytic Converters
- Catalytic Converters
- Palladium
- Trees
- Natural Rubber
- Natural Rubber
- Water
- Colouring
- Isatis tinctoria
- Indigofera
- Isatis tinctoria
- Colouring
- Animal Hides
- Leather
- Leather
- Lead
- Nickel
- Car Batteries
- Car Batteries
- Lithium
- Polyeurthane
- Various Industrial Raegeants
- Seat form
- Various Industrial Raegeants
- Plants
- Indigofera
- Isatis tinctoria
- Indigofera
- Sand
- Glass
- Windshield
- Windshield
- Glass
- Iron Ore
- Raw Materials
- Steel
- Car chassis or Cage (beneath the body of the car)
- Door Beams
- Roofs
- Car chassis or Cage (beneath the body of the car)
- Plastic: Cheap, durable and can be turned into almost anything
- Dashboard
- Gauges
- Dials
- Switches
- Air conditioner vents
- Door Handles
- Florist
- Seat belts
- Airbags
- Dashboard
- Cotton
- Car covers
- Car seat covers
- Car Seats
- Car covers
- Natural Rubber
- Seats
- Engine Mouths
- Wipers
- Tires
- Belt
- Hoses
- Seats
- Leather
- Car Interior
- Car Interior
- Xeon
- Lightbulbs
- Headlights
- Lightbulbs
- Polyester
- Car Seat Covers
- Carpets
- Car Seat Covers
- Polycarbonate
- Electrical Insulator
- Laminater for Bullet Resistant Windows
- Optical Reflectors
- Decorative Bezels
- Electrical Insulator
- Steel
- Capital
- Financial
- Revenue
- 8 cars per day
- 1.15 million dollars US
- Personalization
- Individual investors can ay for their own design
- Individual investors can ay for their own design
- Sponsors can pay for specific advertisement on racing engines and so on
- 8 cars per day
- Vertical Integration
- Outsourcing
- More profit
- More profit
- Outsourcing
- Revenue
- Intellectual
- Research and Development
- Research and Development
- Human
- Brand Ambassadors
- Brand Ambassadors
- Financial
- Information
- Regulatory body
- Emission Testing
- Emission Testing
- Test market
- Market Research
- Blueprint
- Blueprint
- Market Research
- Branding
- Marketing to top 1%
- Regulatory body
- Management
- Government Officials
- Marketing Team
- Digital Advertisment
- TV
- Social Media Platforms
- Twitter
- Facebook
- Instagram
- Twitter
- TV
- Digital Advertisment
- Product and Service Management
- Finance Team
- Operations Management
- Company Legal Distribution
- Executives and Chair
- Government Officials
- By:
- Abhinav
- Vardan
- Abhinav
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