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Manufacturing System Design & Control
Facility Layout and Work Flow
Arrangement within a factory of:
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Machines
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Departments
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Workstations
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Storage areas
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Aisles and common areas
Ensures a smooth flow of work, material, people and
information through the system
Manufacturing System Design & Control
3 three basic types of layout:
•Process
•Product
•Fixed-Position
3 hybrid layouts:
•Cellular
•Flexible Manufacturing Systems
•Mixed-model Assembly Lines
Manufacturing System Design Control
Process Layout:
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Similar activities grouped together in work areas
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Suitable for low volume or batch production
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Flexible
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Not very efficient
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Storage space – large receiving, small shipping
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Large aisles for movement of material
Lathe Milling Department Drilling Department
Department
D D D D
L L M M M
D D D D
L L
Grinding Department Painting Department
L L G G G G P
P
L L
Receiving and Shipping
Assembly
A A A
Manufacturing System Design Control
Product Layout:
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Arrange activities in sequence of operation
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Line set up for one product
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Specialised machines
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Suitable for mass production
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More automated than process layouts
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Efficient
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Line flow – avoid bottlenecks
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Not flexible
IN
OUT
Manufacturing System Design Control
Fixed Position Layout:
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Large projects too big to move
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Equipment and parts moved in and out of work area
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Highly skilled workers - costly
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