PLM Systems and Tecnomatix Plant Simulation, a Description of the Environment, Control Elements, Creation Simulations and Models

Milan Fiľo¹, Jaromír Markovič¹, Marek Kliment¹ and Peter Trebuňa^1,

¹Department of Industrial engineering and management, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Technical University of Košice, Košice, Slovakia

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Milan Fiľo, Jaromír Markovič, Marek Kliment and Peter Trebuňa. PLM Systems and Tecnomatix Plant Simulation, a Description of the Environment, Control Elements, Creation Simulations and Models. American Journal of Mechanical Engineering. 2013; 1(7):165-168. doi: 10.12691/ajme-1-7-2

Abstract

Presented paper is oriented to the modeling, simulation, design of business processes and their optimization through Tecnomatix software portfolio (Siemens PLM) and its modules. Application products created through these modules are in use sectors of the business process, from creating models of parts tools and products to develop a complete simulation of manufacturing processes in the production of so-called digital manufacturing. It addresses the particular module for creating dynamic simulation Plant Simulation.

Keywords:
Tecnomatix sw Plant Simulation modeling projecting simulation optimization

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