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MANUAL ASSEMBLY OF LOTS: LEARNING AS A DRIVE FOR A SINGLE LINE CONFIGURATION

This paper shows, by using industrial learning alone, that a single sequential line is the superior layout for most repetitive manual endeavors. The paper shows analytically that, beyond a certain small quantity, a single sequential arrangement of workers leads to a minimal makespan (relative to the makespan of any other arrangement). In addition, the disadvantage of parallel stations is also highlighted and illustrated. It follows that sequential line configuration is advantageous for non-mass-production systems, and could be implemented on small lots of dozens or several hundreds of products.

Layout Industrial learning Assembly line Batch assembly Makespan Work allocation

Dar-El E. Cohen Y.

Industrial Engineering, Technion (IIT), Technion-city, Haifa, Israel Industrial Engineering, The Open University of Israel, Ravutzki 108, Raanana, Israel

国际会议

第二十届国际生产研究大会

上海

英文

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2009-08-02(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)