Evaluation of Ipt Systems Application Using Simulation

Bohács, Gábor; Győrváry, Zsolt; Kluth, Andreas

doi:10.22306/al.v6i3.118

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“…Simulation tools for modelling reality in a virtual environment are becoming a key success factor. Hence their wide use in various industries and areas, such as construction, automotive, healthcare, robotics, information technology, management, economics, trade, logistics and transport [3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13]. In addition to modelling and simulation, a key feature of a simulation tool is the option for automatic or semi-automatic process optimisation [14].…”

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Improved Efficiency of Manufacturing Logistics by Using Computer Simulation

Straka¹,

Špirková²,

Filla³

2021

Int. j. simul. model.

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The paper deals with the streamlining of production logistics by using the example of a specific construction production companythrough design via ExtendSim computer simulation. The issue concerns researching procedures for the company's long-term sustainable competitiveness in the production of building components in a very competitive market. The research aims to use computer simulation as a means for the regular streamlining of production logistics in a specific manufacturing company, focusing on the production of building parts. The company in question produces building material, which takes place in two types of kilns: the first for drying products, the second for product firing. Yet, these operations represent a bottleneck in terms of production logistics. The final packaging of the daily production of construction products is approximately 280-320 pallets in 12 hours. Yet by adjusting the parameters of production logistics in individual parts of material flow, production can be boosted by 14.96 %. The given solution can be practically applied to modernise production, without additional cost, simply by changing work organisation and the production's bottleneck parameters.

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