Chapter 6 Manufacturing Process Design and Layout Process Flow Structures Process Design Tools Layout Design 1 1 Manufacturing Process Selection and Design Process Flow Structures How to organize material flow based on product design and competitive dimension? Continuous flow Assembly line‚ Flow line Batch shop: roller coaster ride‚ sightseeing tour‚ red wine Job shop: department store Project (one-of-a-kind): movies 2 1 Continuous flow Highly automated‚ integrated production
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Combined handling Handling may be combined to serve as a work table or holding device. This combines handling with forming‚ treating or assembly. Example machines are: * Forming-multiple punch press‚ automatic chucking machine‚ trimming or closing packaged items * Treating-continuous chain installation for wash‚ drain‚ pickle‚ rinse‚ dry‚ paint‚ dip‚ and bake * Assembly-automobile final assembly‚ filling ink bottles 1. Handling may serve as an inspection device Storing‚ counting
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7.0 OPERATION PLAN 7.1 INTRODUCTION TO OPERATION PLAN Star Gym is a company that offer gym services that satisfy our customers. The operation strategy involves the gym services and health advices by our trainers. Operation plan defines how we will operate and practice to implement our action and monitoring plans‚ what are the capacity needs‚ and how we will engage resources‚ and how we ensure sustainability of the project’s achievements. The operation plan is one of the
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WORK STUDY &WORK MEASUREMENT INTRODUCTION IN 1820S IN ENGLAND‚ THE FIRST EFFORTS TO CUT COSTS AND INCREASE PRODUCTIVITY BEGAN. FREDERICK WINSLOW TAYLOR ( 1881 ) ORGANIZED THE RESEARCH FINDINGS AND DEVELOPED MORE FORMAL METHODS. HE IS CONSIDERED TO BE THE FATHER OF SCIENTIFIC MANAGEMENT. OBJECTIVE OF TAYLOR • ELIMINATE IDLE TIME FOR WORKERS AND MACHINES. • ELIMINATE DUPLICATION OF EFFORT. • STREAMLINE THE FLOW OF WORK THROUGH THE FIRM. • REARRANGE TASK SEQUENCES FOR MORE EFFICIENCY
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Figure 1.0: Entity Relationship Diagram of Generic Academic Performance Monitoring System Figure 2.0: Context Diagram of Generic Academic Performance Monitoring System The figure 2.0 represents the two (2) users of the Generic Academic Performance Monitoring System namely the Administrator and the Professor. The Administrator entity shows the capability to access the system; manage account by modifying account’s profile; managing member’s account such as creating new user profile and updating
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None-Prose Form • Prose is basically written words structured the same as spoken words. Essentially the same as a book or short story‚ newspaper article‚ factual book or dialogue. An example of writing that is not prose is poetry‚ which may rhyme‚ or have a rhythmic structure or form. In a single simple sentence; Prose is writing the same as you would speak out loud. Types of Prose • • • • • • • • Short Story Factual Prose Novel The Personal Essay Journals Diaries Testimony Letters What is
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DESIGNING OPERATIONS TO MEET DEMAND NATIONAL CRANBERRY COOPERATIVE CASE ANALYSIS 25th May 2010 Submission by: Group-B Dhananjay Kumar Kshitij Kulkarni Pankaj Shrivastava Rajesh Premchandran Salil Choudhary Siddharth Sinha Tanushree Datta 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY * Hugo Schaeffer‚ VP‚ Operations faces 3 problems during the harvest season at the National Cranberry Cooperative (NCC). a. Drivers and trucks spend up to 3 hours unloading cranberries when it takes
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Bottlenecks of the CSA Process Flow By: Tasha James OPS/571 August 13‚ 2012 Bottlenecks of the CSA Process For this assignment‚ the class is asked to identify the bottlenecks of the chosen process from week one. The goal of this assignment is to apply Goldratt’s theory of constraints to identify and overcome process bottlenecks. Goldratt’s theory of constraints is a popular problem-solving approach that many manufacturing businesses implement. However‚ the theory can be applied to almost
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Week 4- LT Project Plan University of Phoenix Consulting Plan MGT/598 Week 4- LT Project Plan Introduction The goal for Team A in week two was the continuation of the team project proposal. This next phase in the evaluation includes an outline of the project scope‚ project risk management plans‚ and contingency plans. Also included in this project plan is the project budget and strategies to execute this plan. The learning team will not only highlight these areas but include specific
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Consider competitive markets‚ monopolies‚ and oligopolies. What role does each of these play in an economy? Write a 1‚050- to 1400-word paper on Market Structures and Maximizing Profits. Address the following: What are the characteristics of each market structure? How is price determined in each market structure in terms of maximizing profits? How is output determined in each market structure in terms of maximizing profits? What are the barriers
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