Increasing energy productivity in lean production system with energy oriented value-stream mapping

Rezaeian, Javad; Parviziomran, Irandokht; Mahdavi, Iraj

doi:10.1504/ijpqm.2018.093449

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“…For all products is then calculated the embodied energy as the sum of theoretical, auxiliary, and indirect energy consumption. EVSM is used to determine energy wastage in an auto body paint shop of an automobile manufacturing company [42].…”

Section: Value Stream Mapping (Vsm) and Energy Vsmmentioning

confidence: 99%

Entropy-Based Lean, Energy and Six Sigma Approach to Achieve Sustainability in Manufacturing System

Verma¹,

Sharma

Badar

2021

Arab J Sci Eng

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This work proposes a Value Stream Mapping (VSM) to be used in manufacturing industry that combines Lean, Energy and Six-Sigma methodologies. Lean's VSM tool is amended to energy VSM so that the value-added and non-valueadded approach can be used to determine the energy use and waste. In order to identify the maximum rejection or rework at a workstation, an entropy-based mathematical model is developed and a Lean-Energy-Six Sigma Value Stream Mapping (LESSVSM) is presented. The model can be used in manufacturing at product level where temperature and energy can be measured from input to output. The model has been implemented on a manufacturing system containing four workstations. The proposed LESSVSM model will help to industry to become more sustainable as it can minimize energy and waste in the case of rework and rejection. This study presents a systematic approach which researchers and practitioners can apply for sustainable manufacturing.

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Section: Value Stream Mapping (Vsm) and Energy Vsmmentioning

confidence: 99%

Entropy-Based Lean, Energy and Six Sigma Approach to Achieve Sustainability in Manufacturing System

Verma¹,

Sharma

Badar

2021

Arab J Sci Eng

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“…In sustainable value-stream mapping (Sus-VSM), an energy-related matrix is added to VSM to redesign the operation to develop green and sustainable production [33]. Similarly, energy wastes can be mapped in VSM to plot an energy value-stream map (EVSM) to accomplish lean manufacturing [34]. In green modified VSM (GMVSM), time, energy, material, and transportation information between the various production processes is mapped from the perspective of lean tools, and is converted into carbon traces and carbonefficiency terms to produce the future-state map [35].…”

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Cost Value-Stream Mapping as a Lean Assessment Tool in a Surgical Glove Manufacturing Company

Menon

Shalij

Sajeesh

et al. 2021

SAJIE

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The development of cost-integrated value-stream mapping (CVSM) as a lean assessment tool for identifying wastage in the production process is presented in this article. In conventional VSM, the time involved in various processes is mapped without tracking the accumulation of direct and indirect costs. In the proposed CVSM, the cost of production is also accounted for, along with the time domain of conventional value-stream mapping. The time investment of the cost is also incorporated in CVSM. Value-added and non-value-added costs can thus be easily recognised in the time scale This novel method helps to calculate the value addition in monetary terms, and thus the actual production cost of the processes is acknowledged accurately. Since the wastage is quantified in the cost domain, the processes in which lean tools need to be implemented can be identified. The details of establishing CVSM are presented along with a study of its implementation in a glove manufacturing industry.

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Exploring a decarbonization framework for a Swedish automotive paint shop

Andrei,

Rohdin,

Thollander

et al. 2024

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

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Increasing energy productivity in lean production system with energy oriented value-stream mapping

Cited by 3 publications

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Entropy-Based Lean, Energy and Six Sigma Approach to Achieve Sustainability in Manufacturing System

Entropy-Based Lean, Energy and Six Sigma Approach to Achieve Sustainability in Manufacturing System

Cost Value-Stream Mapping as a Lean Assessment Tool in a Surgical Glove Manufacturing Company

Exploring a decarbonization framework for a Swedish automotive paint shop

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