Plenary Lecture
Cost Estimating Methods of Industrial Products
Professor Gheorghe Oancea
Manufacturing Engineering Department
Transilvania University of Brasov
Romania
E-mail: gh.oancea@unitbv.ro
Abstract:
It is well known that the competitiveness of industrial
products is mostly based on cost, quality and
innovation. The worldwide competition has demonstrated
that it is not important how good the project is, if the
product couldn't be designed and manufactured in a short
time, with competitive cost and adequate quality.
Therefore, the design must be made not only according to
the requirements and technical specifications of the
product, but also using innovative manufacturing
processes with a maximum economic efficiency. The
production cost is the factor with major influence on
the market and its decrease is the key for companies to
survive overall in the world. The lecture presents the
cost estimation methods and a software tool used for
manufacturing time calculation and cost evaluation for
industrial products with high level of customization
manufactured by chip removing processes and cold forming
processes.
Brief Biography of the Speaker:
Gheorghe Oancea was born in Romania on 11th April 1966.
His university education was finished with a diploma
degree in Manufacturing Engineering at Transilvania
University of Brasov, Romania in 1990. He obtained the
PhD degree in Manufacturing Engineering field at the
same university in 1997, and he became PhD advisor in
2009. Since 2003, he is full professor at Manufacturing
Engineering Department, Transilvania University of
Brasov. He is currently involved in undergraduate and
postgraduate teaching in the area of CAD/CAPP/CAM
Systems.
Professor Gheorghe Oancea has authored and co-authored
of 12 books and more than 100 scientific publications.
He actively participates in numerous conferences with
papers as well as chairman, co-chairman and member of
the International Scientific Committee. He also is
reviewer for conferences and journals. His current
research topics are: CAD/CAPP/CAM Systems, Cost
Evaluation and Manufacturing Engineering.
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