Optimising Changeover through Lean-Manufacturing Principles: A Case Study in a Food Factory

García-García, Guillermo; Singh, Yadvinder; Jagtap, Sandeep

doi:10.3390/su14148279

Cited by 13 publications

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“…The study by Kolla, Minuferkr, and Plapper (2019) [49] shows that the combination of SMED "kaizen" and "heijunka" can help in SME product customization. As shown in a case study [50], in a food factory with the implementation of SMED, it was possible to achieve a 70% improvement in the overall OEE indicator. Digital tools, e.g., simulation software and 3D printing, can prototype and avoid the risk of product failure.…”

Section: Lean Manufacturing and Lean-greenmentioning

confidence: 93%

Digitalization as an Enabler to SMEs Implementing Lean-Green? A Systematic Review through the Topic Modelling Approach

2022

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Small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) play a fundamental role in the global economy. However, SMEs usually have different characteristics from larger enterprises, e.g., essential resource restrictions, lower performance, and higher environmental impacts. This requires them to search for strategies to be more competitive and sustainable. A possible solution relies on introducing Lean-Green practices. Previous research indicated that digitalization could be an enabler of Lean. Lean can also help to achieve increased environmental performance using the Lean-Green approach. In this study, this important yet under-studied area is investigated as we consider digitalization as an enabler for implementing lean in SMEs, with a focus on Lean-Green practices. A systematic literature review is executed, following a new framework based on topic modelling for extracting the papers. The topic modelling is executed through latent dirichlet allocation (LDA) which is a machine learning technique. In methodological means, this paper represents an example of the frontier of digitalization for research activities. Regarding the investigated focus, the main findings revealed that digitalization is an enabler to Lean and to Lean-Green. As digitalization supports information sharing, it consequently fosters performance measurement systems, improvements, and value chain integration.

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Section: Lean Manufacturing and Lean-greenmentioning

confidence: 93%

Digitalization as an Enabler to SMEs Implementing Lean-Green? A Systematic Review through the Topic Modelling Approach

2022

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“…The only cases are those described by Roriz et al. (2017) for a company in the paper industry and Gargia-Gargia et al. (2022) in the food industries.…”

Section: State Of the Artmentioning

confidence: 99%

Quick changeover design: a new Lean methodology to support the design of machines in terms of rapid changeover capability

Braglia

Paco

Frosolini

et al. 2023

JMTM

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PurposeThis paper presents Quick Changeover Design (QCD), which is a structured methodological approach for Original Equipment Manufacturers to drive and support the design of machines in terms of rapid changeover capability.Design/methodology/approachTo improve the performance in terms of set up time, QCD addresses machine design from a single-minute digit exchange of die (SMED). Although conceived to aid the design of completely new machines, QCD can be adapted to support for simple design upgrades on pre-existing machines. The QCD is structured in three consecutive steps, each supported by specific tools and analysis forms to facilitate and better structure the designers' activities.FindingsQCD helps equipment manufacturers to understand the current and future needs of the manufacturers' customers to: (1) anticipate the requirements for new and different set-up process; (2) prioritize the possible technical solutions; (3) build machines and equipment that are easy and fast to set-up under variable contexts. When applied to a production system consisting of machines subject to frequent or time-consuming set-up processes, QCD enhances both responsiveness to external market demands and internal control of factory operations.Originality/valueThe QCD approach is a support system for the development of completely new machines and is also particularly effective in upgrading existing ones. QCD's practical application is demonstrated using a case study concerning a vertical spindle machine.

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“…, 2020). Other link a high degree of Lean tool implementation with higher production performance within companies (Losonci and Demeter, 2013; Sahoo and Yadav, 2018), and yet other studies have reported the effects of specific Lean tools on the production system (Garcia-Garcia et al. , 2022; Shahriar et al.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Several studies on the growing use of Lean tools in industry (Bonavia and Marin, 2006;Jezierski and Janerka, 2013;Singh and Kumar, 2021) link Lean tool use to higher business performance (Shah and Ward, 2003;Olhager and Prajogo, 2012;Belekoukias et al, 2014;Hernandez-Matias et al, 2020). Other link a high degree of Lean tool implementation with higher production performance within companies (Losonci and Demeter, 2013;Sahoo and Yadav, 2018), and yet other studies have reported the effects of specific Lean tools on the production system (Garcia-Garcia et al, 2022;Shahriar et al, 2022;Gebeyehu et al, 2022). Other research includes longitudinal studies on the growing use of Lean tools in manufacturing companies (Piercy and Rich, 2015;Rajagopalan and Solaimani, 2020 Lean tools in Spanish manufacturing firms Rajagopalan, 2020).…”

Section: Classification Of Lean Toolsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Longitudinal study of lean tools in Spanish manufacturing firms

Palacios Gazules,

Giménez Leal,

de Castro Vila

2023

JMTM

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PurposeLean management is a suitable methodology for companies that want to improve their productive performance and competitiveness. This study aims to research levels of implementation and internalisation of Lean production tools in Spanish manufacturing companies, and explores differences in behaviour between SMEs and large companies based on data gathered over three time periods. The correlation between Lean adoption and company performance is also analysed.Design/methodology/approachCompany survey data for the years 2012, 2015 and 2018 collected from 354 respondents were used to conduct a longitudinal study on the level of lean tool adoption and internalisation in manufacturing companies.FindingsOver the years, the use of Lean tools has increased, whereas levels of internalisation have remained stable. Lean tool use in SMEs and large companies show significant differences in 2012 and 2015, but this is no longer the case 2018. Results also show that higher Lean tool use helps increase return on sales (ROS), and higher levels of internalisation of tools helps reduce the number of products rejected.Originality/valueTo date, there are no known studies on the use and internalisation of Lean tools or their correlations with business performance indicators in Spanish manufacturing companies.

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Optimising Changeover through Lean-Manufacturing Principles: A Case Study in a Food Factory

Cited by 13 publications

References 22 publications

Digitalization as an Enabler to SMEs Implementing Lean-Green? A Systematic Review through the Topic Modelling Approach

Digitalization as an Enabler to SMEs Implementing Lean-Green? A Systematic Review through the Topic Modelling Approach

Quick changeover design: a new Lean methodology to support the design of machines in terms of rapid changeover capability

Longitudinal study of lean tools in Spanish manufacturing firms

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