Lines used in mechanical engineering enterprises and their training methodology
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.56143/2181-2438-2025-4-28-32Keywords:
robot, mechanism, manipulator, sensor, control, energy, transmission, technology, automation, wheel, mechanical arm, reducer, innovation, systemAbstract
The article presents information about the important role of robotic mechanisms in the development of modern technology and their special mechanical and electronic systems for performing various tasks. The article also describes in detail the technological lines widely used in the organization of production processes at mechanical engineering enterprises, their types, structure and ways to increase their efficiency. Production lines are a set of machines, machines, vehicles and control systems that are sequentially located in mechanical engineering branches and perform certain technological operations. These lines allow for the mechanization and automation of the production process, improving product quality, increasing labor productivity, and reducing production costs. The work analyzes continuous, discrete, and combined lines found in mechanical engineering enterprises and their technological advantages. It also provides information about the components of modern automated lines - robots, transport systems, sensors, and control modules. The importance of digital technologies and the concept of Industry 4.0 in optimizing the operation of lines is also shown. The methodological part of the study is devoted to the development of effective pedagogical methods for teaching production lines for students studying mechanical engineering. It recommends such methods as modeling, virtual laboratories, interactive learning technologies, a project approach, and integration of practical training with production in the educational process. These methodological approaches serve to develop students' skills in analyzing technological processes, designing production lines, and managing them. Recommendations are also made on linking the training process with production practice and using modern software tools (CAD/CAM/CAE systems).