Objective
Although the integration of consequential process steps into one single system is a well-known concept to reduce operational costs and cutting back scrap, in the woodworking industry machine centres have been realised for the production of small-sized windows only. However, for large-sized windows such integrated concept has not been achieved to date, primarily hampered by vibration problems. This project is proposed to (Phase 1) research the vibration problem, and (Phase 2) develop and produce a prototype of a novel woodworking machining centre for large-window production. Eventually, this project should result in improved quality of the finished product (the window), lower cost price, improved labour conditions, employee safety and ergonomics (less handling, loading and unloading are required).
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Call for proposal
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EAW - Exploratory awardsCoordinator
7557 HM HENGELO OV
Netherlands