C.I.M.

Computer Integrated Manufacturing

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What is C.I.M.?

Computer Integrated Manufacturing (C.I.M.) It is a manufacturing approach that uses computer technology to automate and control the manufacturing process. This approach allows for a high degree of efficiency and precision in the manufacturing process, resulting in better quality and reduced costs.

How does C.I.M. is applied in the industry?

In the construction industry, C.I.M. it is particularly useful on precast assembly lines, such as those used for concrete, steel, and wood precast. These assembly lines involve the use of various machinery and equipment to make pre-engineered components that are then transported to the construction site for assembly.

The application of C.I.M. on these assembly lines involves the use of computer technology to control and coordinate the various manufacturing processes. This includes the use of computer-aided design (CAD) software to design the components, computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) software to generate instructions for the machinery, and computer numerical control (CNC) machines to manufacture the components.

For example, on a precast concrete house assembly line, the process might involve the use of CAD software to design the components, CAM software to generate instructions for the machinery, and a CNC machine to manufacture the components. The components are then transported to the construction site where they are assembled into the final structure.

The benefits of using C.I.M. in construction assembly lines are numerous. First, it allows for a high degree of precision and consistency in the manufacturing process. This results in better quality and reduced waste, which translates into cost savings for the manufacturer.

In second place, C.I.M. allows a high degree of automation in the manufacturing process. This means fewer workers are required to operate the machinery, resulting in reduced labor costs and increased worker safety.

Finally, C.I.M. allows greater flexibility in the manufacturing process. This means that components can be manufactured to meet specific design requirements and changes can be made quickly and easily if necessary.

Computer Integrated Manufacturing in our AINCO workshop

AINCO add value using C.I.M. as a valuable tool for the construction industry, particularly in pre-fabricated assembly lines. By using computer technology to automate and control the manufacturing process, C.I.M. It allows you to improve quality, reduce costs, improve safety and increase flexibility. As our construction processes continue to evolve to a digital environment, C.I.M. it becomes an increasingly important part of the manufacturing process.

As a construction company, we have implemented C.I.M. en conjunto con la metodología Virtual Design and Construction (V.D.C.) to help our clients increase industrialization in the development of infrastructure projects. The methodology V.D.C. involves the use of 3D modeling and simulation tools to design and plan construction projects. By combining this with C.I.M., we can improve productivity and efficiency and ultimately deliver better results for our customers.

One of the ways we use C.I.M. with V.D.C. is taking advantage of the technology of building information modeling (BIM). B.I.M. allows us to create a virtual representation of the entire project, including all components and systems. This allows us to visualize the project in a 3D model, making it easier to identify potential issues and optimize the design before construction begins.

Once the design is complete, use C.I.M. to automate the manufacturing process of precast components. CNC machines are programmed to cut and shape precast components to the exact specifications of the design. This results in high-quality components that are consistent in size and shape, reducing waste and increasing efficiency.

Another way we use C.I.M. with V.D.C. is through the implementation of construction principles LEAN. Lossless construction is a methodology that focuses on maximizing value and minimizing waste. When implementing C.I.M., we are able to streamline the manufacturing process and reduce waste, which translates into cost savings for our customers.

Also, when using C.I.M. with V.D.C., we can increase the level of industrialization in the construction process. It is about standardizing and modularizing the components and systems used in construction projects, facilitating their manufacture and assembly. This approach increases productivity, reduces labor costs, and results in higher quality products.

In addition to the above benefits, the use of C.I.M. with V.D.C. it also allows us to reduce the risk of errors and delays during construction. By using the virtual model created through B.I.M., we can identify potential issues and optimize the design before construction begins. This reduces the likelihood of errors and delays during construction, resulting in a more efficient and cost-effective construction process.

In conclusion, by using C.I.M. with V.D.C., we can increase the level of industrialization in the development of infrastructure projects, which results in higher productivity, cost savings and higher quality products. Our clients benefit from this approach by receiving better results in a shorter period of time, which ultimately helps them improve their business models.

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