The Prefabrication of Houses
The Prefabrication of Houses
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Such operations gen erally involve high tool costs and must, therefore, be undertaken at a high production rate if unit costs are to be kept low. Lustron, for instance, had installed about 100 pieces of press equipment which cost roughly $3, 000, 000, but it predicated this investment on an an nual production of as many as 40, 000 houses. Since there are many repetitive elements in the design of this house, some of these presses were to be working at very high volume (see Figure 41).
2. Assembl...y In addition to their forming processes, some plants carried on as sembly operations, but these were usually of a minor and simple nature. Fox Metal, for example, bolted together channels to form I sections, and then attached connector angles to these. Stran-Steel spot-welded sections together to form rib sections. General Homes, which was one company that planned to make a complete wall panel, bonded an aluminum skin to fiberboard sheathing and then fastened this to a corrugated aluminum core.
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Such operations gen erally involve high tool costs and must, therefore, be undertaken at a high production rate if unit costs are to be kept low. Lustron, for instance, had installed about 100 pieces of press equipment which cost roughly $3, 000, 000, but it predicated this investment on an an nual production of as many as 40, 000 houses. Since there are many repetitive elements in the design of this house, some of these presses were to be working at very high volume (see Figure 41).
2. Assembl...y In addition to their forming processes, some plants carried on as sembly operations, but these were usually of a minor and simple nature. Fox Metal, for example, bolted together channels to form I sections, and then attached connector angles to these. Stran-Steel spot-welded sections together to form rib sections. General Homes, which was one company that planned to make a complete wall panel, bonded an aluminum skin to fiberboard sheathing and then fastened this to a corrugated aluminum core.
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