Design and Optimization of Production Line Layout Using Material Flows
Michal Bučko,
Lucie Krejčí,
Ivo Hlavatý
et al.
Abstract:Businesses are constantly trying to improve their production by looking for bottlenecks to improve their market position. The introduction and innovation of automated production lines is necessary for both labor shortages and productivity and quality reasons. A combination of precision, fluidity, and speed, that is the basic definition of a production line. With the advent of new technologies, production lines have also begun to continuously speed up and innovate. Innovation is the subject of this paper, where… Show more
“…The study employed graphic-analytical analysis methods, investment and economic assessments, capacity calculations, and considerations of building energy efficiency to propose optimal layouts and workflows. Additionally, the study highlighted the significance of precision manufacturing and machinery in optimizing production lines for enhanced efficiency and accuracy [27].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The study by Bučko et al [27] focused on improving material flow within industrial enterprises as a means to enhance productivity, streamline production processes, and maintain competitiveness in the global market. They emphasized the importance of optimizing production layouts and workflows to eliminate inefficiencies and reduce costs.…”
The primary objective of this research endeavor was to devise an improved workplace design tailored to the demands of a digital factory environment. With the overarching aim of enhancing efficiency and productivity, a comprehensive proposal was formulated to improve layout configurations within the designated enterprise. The key focus lies in minimizing material transit across individual workstations, thereby mitigating potential bottlenecks and streamlining operations. Employing a structured workplace research framework, this study delved into material flow analysis techniques, augmented by the utilization of visTABLE software. While visTABLE served solely to visualize the work environment effectively, it played a crucial role in validating proposed solutions. Notably, the investigation yielded a discernible reduction in beam production time, marking a significant improvement of 10 min. These findings underscored the efficacy of the proposed solutions in addressing specific operational challenges faced by the company. Furthermore, this study facilitated a deeper understanding and visualization of the processes intrinsic to the digital factory environment. Elucidating workflow procedures at the workplace enabled stakeholders to identify areas for further improvement and refinement. In doing so, the research contributed to the overall efficiency and effectiveness of operations within the digital factory, paving the way for continued improvement and innovation in the field.
“…The study employed graphic-analytical analysis methods, investment and economic assessments, capacity calculations, and considerations of building energy efficiency to propose optimal layouts and workflows. Additionally, the study highlighted the significance of precision manufacturing and machinery in optimizing production lines for enhanced efficiency and accuracy [27].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The study by Bučko et al [27] focused on improving material flow within industrial enterprises as a means to enhance productivity, streamline production processes, and maintain competitiveness in the global market. They emphasized the importance of optimizing production layouts and workflows to eliminate inefficiencies and reduce costs.…”
The primary objective of this research endeavor was to devise an improved workplace design tailored to the demands of a digital factory environment. With the overarching aim of enhancing efficiency and productivity, a comprehensive proposal was formulated to improve layout configurations within the designated enterprise. The key focus lies in minimizing material transit across individual workstations, thereby mitigating potential bottlenecks and streamlining operations. Employing a structured workplace research framework, this study delved into material flow analysis techniques, augmented by the utilization of visTABLE software. While visTABLE served solely to visualize the work environment effectively, it played a crucial role in validating proposed solutions. Notably, the investigation yielded a discernible reduction in beam production time, marking a significant improvement of 10 min. These findings underscored the efficacy of the proposed solutions in addressing specific operational challenges faced by the company. Furthermore, this study facilitated a deeper understanding and visualization of the processes intrinsic to the digital factory environment. Elucidating workflow procedures at the workplace enabled stakeholders to identify areas for further improvement and refinement. In doing so, the research contributed to the overall efficiency and effectiveness of operations within the digital factory, paving the way for continued improvement and innovation in the field.
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