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1 Description of the Facility  





2 Environmentally Friendly  





3 Product Photos (2006)  





4 Product History  





5 Trivia  














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This is an old revision of this page, as edited by SeventyThree (talk | contribs)at17:15, 11 September 2006 (Product Photos (2006): gallery cleanup). The present address (URL) is a permanent link to this revision, which may differ significantly from the current revision.
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The Wayne Stamping and Assembly Plant is manufacturing plant in Wayne, Michigan producing parts for Ford vehicles.

Description of the Facility

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Wayne Stamping & Assembly

Wayne Stamping and Assembly Plant is a unique Ford facility, integrating both stamping and assembly operations. Assembled body units and stamped body components are transferred from the stamping/body area of one building to the paint and assembly area of the adjacent building via an overpass bridge. The assembly process includes welding (with and without robots) and sealing of sheet metal body components, metal finishing (sanding and surface preparation), phosphate coating, painting, and final assembly.

The facility is located next door to the Michigan Truck Plant, which builds the Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator.

Environmentally Friendly

A long-term agreement between Detroit Edison and Wayne allows landfill gas from Woodland Meadows Landfill to be collected, compressed, and sent through underground piping to the plant. The boilers burn a combination of natural gas and landfill gas to create steam for use in the plant. The landfill gas also powers three engine generators, which produce approximately 2.4 megawatts of electricity. The electricity is sent to Detroit Edison's grid system using a step-up transformer. Flaring of the landfill gas is minimized in turn reducing emissions from the landfill. Exhaust from the engines is recycled via ducts to the boilers' fireboxes; the combustion in the boilers acts as a re-burn cycle to further reduce the emissions from the engines. The 2 MMBTU per hour of recovered heat from the engines means less gas in the boilers, reducing energy consumption and emissions. The partnership of Ford and Detroit Edison gives the utility company an electricity source from garbage that displaces coal-fired power.

Product Photos (2006)

Product History

Galaxie, Mercury, Edsel, Maverick, Lincoln, Escort/Lynx/EXP, Granada/Monarch and Versailles.

Trivia

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This page was last edited on 11 September 2006, at 17:15 (UTC).

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