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Topic 8 - Production Process Design

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what is workstation balancing? placed one after another according to sequence - if needs more time = break = IDLE TIME - line balancing wants stations to have similar workloads so IDLE TIME is minimised
what are the steps for production process design? 1. workload divided into smaller units so that they can be performed independently 2. minimum number of necessary workstations 3. idle time 4. calculation of annual production
what is a work element? task that can't be split without interference
what is a workstation? where operation is performed
what is an operation? set of work elements set to a workstation
what is line balancing? assignment of work elements to workstations
what is cycle time? maximum time product can stay in each workstation
what is a balancing delay? total idle time in production line
what should be considered when calculating adequate cycle time? maximum annual production AND present market demand
what is task precedence? activities that should be carried out before task can start
what are the rules for task selection? 1. rule for maximum successive task - select tasks with longer execution & leaving the rest 2. helge son & birnie methodology - each task considered, execution task added to all subsequent tasks, one with greatest result is selected
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