Each process of product manufacturing must be closely connected before and after
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Continuous production is a production mode in which each process of product manufacturing must be closely linked.That is, from the time when the raw materials are put into production to the time when the finished products are made, according to the process requirements, each process must be carried out successively.Such as: production of metallurgy, textile, chemical industry, etc.Some continuous production should not be interrupted in time, such as power generation, iron making, steel making, glassware production, etc. Generally, production does not stop on holidays and festivals.[1]
Chinese name
continuous production
Batch production
Move down after there is a certain stock
Interpretation
It refers to the operation mode of the factory
Advantages
Greatly improve production efficiency and reduce production costs
It refers to the workshop production mode, which is relative to the batch production mode;
Batch production
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A certain amount of intermediate products produced in the previous process will be transferred to the next process. The next process will regenerate a certain amount of intermediate products and then transfer them to the next process. This production method is called batch production;
Interpretation of continuous production
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The production mode in which one unit of intermediate product is produced in the previous process, namely, downward transfer, is called continuous production, flow process in manufacturing, and continuous production in chemical production.
Advantages and disadvantages
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Continuous production can greatly improve production efficiency and reduce production costs, but once one process fails, the whole process will be shut down.When a process failure occurs in batch production, the impact on the whole process is elastic.
