Energy efficiency optimization of air supply system in a water bottle manufacturing system

Jovanović, Vukica M.; Stevanov, Branislav; Šešlija, Dragan; Dudić, Slobodan; Tešić, Zdravko

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2014.03.021

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“…Furthermore, these impressive benefits of lean implementation have inspired different sectors, such as fishing (Yang et al , 2015), accounting (Fullerton et al , 2013; Fullerton et al , 2014), material supply systems (Jimenez-Garcia et al , 2014), quotation processes (Buzby et al , 2002), telecom and IT (Mo, 2009; Andersson et al , 2014), emergency layouts (Wang et al , 2015), environment (Salleh et al , 2012a; Diaz-Elsayed et al , 2013; Jabbour et al , 2013), farming (Salleh et al , 2012b), healthcare (Dickson et al , 2009; Stonier et al , 2009; Hollyman et al , 2014; Robinson et al , 2012), bottling (Bertolini and Romagnoli, 2013; Jovanovic et al , 2014), chemicals (Aqlan and Ali, 2014), furniture (Ray et al , 2006), and most notably the automobile industry (Mabry and Morrison, 1996; Fauske et al , 2008; Azevedo et al , 2012; Elmoselhy, 2013; Chiarini, 2014; Khanchanapong et al , 2014; Kumar and Kumar, 2014) to implement lean in their operations.…”

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confidence: 99%

RFID impacts on barriers affecting lean manufacturing

Rafique

Rahman²,

Saibani³

et al. 2016

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Purpose Lean manufacturing is one of the leading paradigms for fast and proficient manufacturing but its proper implementation is a foremost task due to certain barriers affecting lean and can be handled when utilized with RFID technology. With this aspect in view, the purpose of this paper is to enlighten and present a thorough literature study that can show how RFID-based lean manufacturing is helpful for handling barriers affecting lean manufacturing in light of previous literature available. Design/methodology/approach In order to achieve this purpose a systematic literature review is conducted to justify the impacts of RFID technology for handling barriers. The aim of this systematic literature review is to initially find the barriers affecting lean implementation and then to explain the properties of RFID-based lean manufacturing which are highly feasible to handle detected barriers. Findings An interrelation is generated in this study which provides a clear indication that the properties of RFID carry significant effects to handle detected barriers in the operational, managerial and financial regime of manufacturing companies. The detected barriers that affect lean implementation are company’s cultures, top management commitment, poor employee administration, lack of finances, unbalanced inventory control, unstable customer handling and longer lead times. The properties of RFID-based lean manufacturing like operational visibility, inventory control, production control, minimized lead times and the real-time data information (to facilitate top management and employees on shop floor) are extremely helpful to control these barriers. Originality/value The originality of this study is the provision of clarity provided to both academicians and practitioners by citing and utilizing previous research studies which undoubtedly indicates positive impacts of RFID on lean implementation.

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RFID impacts on barriers affecting lean manufacturing

Rafique

Rahman²,

Saibani³

et al. 2016

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“…The fourth area is oriented towards savings and better economical acceptance. In this area, there can be found several studies about reducing the costs and reducing power consumption [9,15,28,29,39,43].…”

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An innovative training of production planners through virtual production performing

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Original scientific paper Nowadays the production process with as few as possible deadlocks is the most important goal of management in every company. An optimized production process can be reached with well-trained personnel and especially with well-trained schedule planners. In this contribution, a new strategy on how to train production planners for different types of production by using virtual factory is presented. Also, two specially developed parametric simulation models for typical make-to-order and large-scale types of production are presented. Every model describes the real production process in detail so that it enables the observation of responses to the different input data. In the first step, the strategy covers the training of personnel so that they learn how varied input data reflect in the output results. The second strategy step is supporting schedule planning by using virtual factory where variants of schedule plans are tested much earlier than the real production process is performed. Keywords: modelling; optimization; simulation; schedule plan; training; virtual factory Inovativna obuka za planere proizvodnje kroz odvijanje virtualne proizvodnjeIzvorni znanstveni članak Danas je proces proizvodnje s najmanje zastoja najvažniji cilj upravljanja u svakom poduzeću. Optimizirani proces proizvodnje može se postići s dobro obučenim osobljem i osobito s dobro obučenim planerima proizvodnje. U ovom članku predstavljena je nova strategija treniranja planera proizvodnje za više tipova proizvodnje uz korištenje virtualne tvornice. Također su prikazana dva posebno razvijena parametarska simulacijska modela za tipične vrste pojedinačne i velikoserijske proizvodnje. Svaki model opisuje stvarni proizvodni proces u detalje i tako omogućuje promatranje odgovora na različite ulazne podatke. U prvom koraku ova strategija obuhvaća obuku osoblja, da nauče kako se različiti ulazni podaci odražavaju u izlaznim rezultatima. Drugi korak ove strategije je podupiranje planiranja proizvodnje uz pomoć virtualne tvornice, u kojoj se varijante proizvodnog plana testiraju mnogo ranije nego što se realni proizvodni proces odvije.

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“…Tonn et al (2014) thoroughly discuss various approaches to energy savings. Jovanovic et al (2014) examine a topic closely related to dry ice blasting, that is production and distribution systems for compressed air with special focus on its application and reliability in large-scale facilities. Although dry ice blasting technology has a great potential for industrial cleaning, there are only few researchers who analyse and study this topic.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%