Proceedings of the International Symposium for Production Research 2018 2018
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-92267-6_45
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An Application of SMED and Jidoka in Lean Production

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“…However, its relationship with ES in H 5 is significant with β = 0.339, which confirms the importance of calibrating equipment that does not generate outof-specification products that later are requiring reprocess (Martínez-Loya et al, 2018). Those calibrated machines avoid defective products to continue their flow in the production line; however, using Jidoka tools, those defects can be detected, as indicated by Tekin et al (2019). If low quality is generated in the production system, then subproducts need to be reprocessed, spending energy, raw materials that Another high relationship according to its direct effect is ES → SS in H 6 since it has a β = 0.673.…”
Section: From the Structural Equation Modelmentioning
confidence: 77%
“…However, its relationship with ES in H 5 is significant with β = 0.339, which confirms the importance of calibrating equipment that does not generate outof-specification products that later are requiring reprocess (Martínez-Loya et al, 2018). Those calibrated machines avoid defective products to continue their flow in the production line; however, using Jidoka tools, those defects can be detected, as indicated by Tekin et al (2019). If low quality is generated in the production system, then subproducts need to be reprocessed, spending energy, raw materials that Another high relationship according to its direct effect is ES → SS in H 6 since it has a β = 0.673.…”
Section: From the Structural Equation Modelmentioning
confidence: 77%
“…Traditionally, manufacturers prefer to assemble large quantities and prorate the setup cost over a high number of units. Otherwise, the entire fee associated with setup must be associated with few parts, increasing costs and reducing the market share [8].…”
Section: Single-minute Exchange Of Die (Smed)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another source of ES is SMED because it improves operating rates on production lines combined with other techniques. For example, Tekin, Arslandere, Etlio glu, Koyuncuo glu, and Tekin [8] indicate that SMED and Jidoka generate greater flexibility to production processes, reducing the idle time in machines due to product changes, and that means cost reduction. In turn, Díaz-Reza, García-Alcaraz, Martínez-Loya, Blanco-Fernández, Jiménez-Macías, and Avelar-Sosa [29] indicate that SMED has allowed MI to generate a greater diversity of products for final customers, representing the best market coverage and monetary income.…”
Section: Economic Sustainability (Es)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Esto con el fin de atacar y corregir el problema sin continuar fabricando material no conforme. Tiene que ver con el concepto de autonomación, esbozado por Ohnno, según el que la máquina debe tener sistemas capaces de frenar la operación una vez ocurra un fallo que afecte la calidad del producto [54].  Mantenimiento productivo total (TPM): conjunto de actividades que buscan empoderar a los operadores de producción en el mantenimiento de sus equipos, al detectar y reparar componentes defectuosos.…”
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