QUESTIONAIRE

• 1.What are the functions associated with the manufacturing process of the tank?

• 2. What type of machines with their sizes and materials are used in the manufacturing of tanks ?

• 3. What is the land use type in near by context area of the site.

• 4.Raw material required for the manufacturing can be produced in-house or can be imported
from outside vendor.

• 5.Is there any accommodation provided to the employees those who are working in the factory?

• 6.What is the total area of the site and its orientation ?

• 7.What are the safety measures required for the factory ?

• 8.Is there any physical, visual and environmental constraint in the site ?

• 9.What is the scale of the manufacturing unit and the workforce associated with the
manufacturing process ?

• 10.How far is the transportation network from the site ?

• 11. Is there any separate bye laws need to be follow apart from industrial bye laws.
The production process of tanks typically involves several stages, including design, engineering,
manufacturing, assembly, and testing. Here is a general overview of how tanks are produced:

• 1.Design and Engineering: The first step is the design phase, where engineers and designers create the
specifications and plans for the tank. This includes determining the size, shape, armor composition, weapon
systems, and other features. Computer-aided design (CAD) software is commonly used to create detailed 3D
models and simulations.

• 2.Materials and Components: Once the design is finalized, the production process begins with sourcing the
necessary materials and components. These include steel plates for the hull and turret, various mechanical and
electrical components, engine systems, ammunition storage, communication equipment, and more. These parts
may be manufactured in-house or sourced from subcontractors.

• 3.Fabrication: The fabrication stage involves shaping and forming the metal components. Steel plates are cut
and molded into the desired shapes using techniques such as bending, welding, and machining. This includes
the production of the hull, turret, tracks, and other structural elements.

• 4.Assembly: Once the individual components are ready, the tank is assembled. This involves joining the hull,
turret, tracks, and other parts together. Precision and accuracy are crucial in aligning and fitting the
components correctly. Advanced welding techniques, fasteners, and adhesives are used to ensure structural
integrity.

• 5.Systems Integration: Tanks have various systems and subsystems that need to be integrated. These include
the engine, transmission, fuel systems, hydraulic systems, electrical systems, targeting and fire control
systems, communication systems, and more. These systems are installed and connected to ensure proper
functionality.
• 6.Systems Integration: Tanks have various systems and subsystems that need to be integrated. These include
the engine, transmission, fuel systems, hydraulic systems, electrical systems, targeting and fire control
systems, communication systems, and more. These systems are installed and connected to ensure proper
functionality.

• 7.Testing and Quality Assurance: Tanks undergo rigorous testing to ensure their performance and reliability.
This includes mechanical testing, such as mobility trials, durability tests, and firing tests to evaluate the
weapon systems. Additionally, quality control measures are implemented throughout the production process to
ensure that each tank meets the required standards.

• 7.Delivery and Service: Once tanks pass testing and quality checks, they are ready for delivery to the military
or customer. Delivery methods can vary, from transport by road, rail, or sea. After delivery, tanks may undergo
additional customization or modifications based on the specific requirements of the user. Regular maintenance
and service are essential to keep tanks operational.
CONTENTS

CONCEPTS

Introduction
1. Factors Affecting Layout
2. Scope of Facility Layout
3. Types of Facility layout

The functions may be located based on the considerations such as:-

Less walking distance.

Logical sequence of the processing requirements of the product.
Emergency services etc.
FACTORS AFFECTING LAYOUT

• Nature of the product.

• Production Volume.
• Location of the site.
• Type of machines.
• Climate.
• Service Facilities.
• Safety of Employees.
• Type of Prodution.
• Type of Process.
• Site Constraints
SCOPE OF FACILITY LAYOUT

RELATED TO MATERIALS.

1. Less material handling and minimum transporting cost.

2. Less waiting time for in process inventory.

RELATED TO WORK PLACE.

3. Safe working conditions from the point of ventilation and lighting

etc.
4. Minimum movement of workers.
5. Least chances of accidents, fire etc.
6. Proper space for machines, workers, tools etc.
PERFORMANCE RELATED OBJECTIVES.

• Simpler factory maintenance.

• Increased productivity and better tank quality.

• Objective related to flexibility.

• Scope for future expansion.

PERFORMANCE RELATED OBJECTIVES.

• Simpler factory maintenance.

• Increased productivity and better tank quality.

• Objective related to flexibility.

• Scope for future expansion.

Thank YOu