Design of cellular manufacturing systems: An invited review

Singh, Neelima

doi:10.1016/0377-2217(93)90016-g

Cited by 239 publications

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“…Besides the design issues there are number of issues to be tackled before the implementation of Cellular System such as 'Organizational', 'Human Behaviour', and 'Applicability'. But as the project work deals with the design issues of CMS, the other problems are not considered in detail [12]. Every decision during the design process whether related to structure or operation, affects system cost and performance.…”

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Performance Issues of CMS in Automobile Industries using Computer Simulation

Bhangale¹,

Mahalle²

2012

IJCA

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Today, every company wants to curtail its expenses. Productivity being the main criteria, the daily demand plays a major role and based on this production takes place. This paper shows how cellular concept has contrasting approach in India and Japan and also, it gives detailed information about cell and cellular layout. Also, it consists of problem identification in the existing layout, objectives and methodology followed to achieve the objectives .In India, few companies like TVS, Maruti etc. have implemented it and other few are in a way of implementation (like Mahindra & Mahindra). A "Cell" is a collection of dissimilar machines or processes, located closely together in a sequential operation manner and dedicated to a set of a similar part and product. Cell is that in which two or more machine should be arrange such that receiving and shipping should be present at same location. Each machine has fix position and dissimilar machines are arranged in a cell so, the layout is known as cellular layout. CMS emphasis on : 1)To reduce through put time of the component, 2)To increase the target of manufacturing component and completion of target as per demand, 3)To maximize manpower utilization, 4) To minimize space utilization, 5)To reduce investment per unit output, 6)To reduce manpower requirement, 7)To improve Material Flow Control, 8)Cell Design, 9)Design Standardization .

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Performance Issues of CMS in Automobile Industries using Computer Simulation

Bhangale¹,

Mahalle²

2012

IJCA

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“…Good and useful discussions of cellular manufacturing systems can be found in Suresh and Meredith (1985), Singh (1993), Joines et al (1995), Reisman et al (1997), Selim et al (1998), Balakrishnan and Cheng (2007).…”

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The evolution of cell formation problem methodologies based on recent studies (1997–2008): Review and directions for future research

Papaioannou

Wilson

2010

European Journal of Operational Research

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“…To address this problem, several and diverse solution procedures have been developed and published over recent years. Wemmerlöv and Hyer [1], Singh [2], Selim et al [3] and Papaioannou and Wilson [4] provide extensive reviews of prior research. Recently, the growing interest in Environmentally Conscious Manufacturing and reverse logistics has motivated a renewed attention to disassembly systems.…”

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A comparison of manufacturing and disassembly systems from a cellular configuration point of view

Mar-Ortiz

Adenso‐Díaz

González‐Velarde

2015

Int J Adv Manuf Technol

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Abstract:The main aim of this research is to analyze the differences between cellular manufacturing and cellular disassembly systems. While doing so, this paper makes a relevant contribution. It proposes a mathematical programming formulation for robust manufacturing and disassembly cell formation problems. A solution method based on the Tabu Search schema is adapted for both problems, and will be used for the comparison analysis. The fact that the Tabu Search algorithm has been effective in different cell formation approaches gives us confidence in its reliability, and although alternative metaheuristic approaches may be developed in the future, we opted for adapting this algorithm to the problem at hand, since our first aim is to obtain data to analyze the difference in the design of both types of production environments and not to develop new approaches to the cell formation problem. A full factorial design study is proposed in order to appraise the significance of controllable factors in cellular designs. Four dependent variables were considered in the

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Design of cellular manufacturing systems: An invited review

Cited by 239 publications

References 63 publications

Performance Issues of CMS in Automobile Industries using Computer Simulation

Performance Issues of CMS in Automobile Industries using Computer Simulation

The evolution of cell formation problem methodologies based on recent studies (1997–2008): Review and directions for future research

A comparison of manufacturing and disassembly systems from a cellular configuration point of view

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