Abstract
Machine building is one of the leading industries. A modern man cannot exist without mechanical production. Nevertheless, the volume of manufactured products is large, and each part of it requires normative and technical documentation. Standards are introduced at enterprises to meet the demand of consumers in mechanical production. The standards also allow mechanical production to compete in domestic and foreign marketplaces. This paper analyzes the machine-building industry. The features and leading centres of machine-building placement are given. The main standardization problem in the field of machine-building was also considered, and the issue of harmonization of national and international standards for mechanical production was touched. The application of standards at machine-building enterprises was analyzed.
Highlights
Machine building is one of the leading industries
Mechanical engineering products account for about 35% of the world's industrial products [1]
The third region, which includes the countries of East and South-East Asia, accounts for about 25% of the world's mechanical production
Summary
Mechanical engineering products account for about 35% of the world's industrial products [1]. The main goal of this industry is to meet consumer demand for technical installation, equipment and machines, as well as to provide new products to the domestic and foreign marketplaces. It produces machines, tools, equipment, robots, and production facilities, and supplies the process technology for virtually all other industries [3]. It should be noted that the persistent demand for machine-building products has led to the fact that this industry accounts for about 1⁄3 of the cost of all global industrial products
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