Process and Labour Utilization in The Electronic Industry: A Simulation Approach
Process utilisation that ensures all workstations are balanced is essential factor for factory productivity. Another important factor that has to be considered is the Man-to-Machine (M-to-M) ratio which provides an answer to how much manpower should be assigned to a machine. This paper reports...
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utem-47462015-05-28T03:27:52Z Process and Labour Utilization in The Electronic Industry: A Simulation Approach Omar, M.Khaled Abdullah, Rohana Abd. Rahman, Md. Nizam TS Manufactures TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) Process utilisation that ensures all workstations are balanced is essential factor for factory productivity. Another important factor that has to be considered is the Man-to-Machine (M-to-M) ratio which provides an answer to how much manpower should be assigned to a machine. This paper reports on a simulation approach that aims to simultaneously provide a solution to the problems of process and M-to-M ratio utilisation. The results of the simulation provide an accurate picture for the system understudy in terms of the bottleneck process, optimal utilisation and M-to-M ratio. 2012-06-10 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf http://eprints.utem.edu.my/4746/1/Process_and_Labour_Utilization.pdf http://icmit2012.org Omar, M.Khaled and Abdullah, Rohana and Abd. Rahman, Md. Nizam (2012) Process and Labour Utilization in The Electronic Industry: A Simulation Approach. In: 6th IEEE International Conference on Management of Innovation and Technology, 10-14 Jun 2012, Sanur, Bali, Indonesia. http://eprints.utem.edu.my/4746/ |
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Process utilisation that ensures all workstations
are balanced is essential factor for factory productivity.
Another important factor that has to be considered is the
Man-to-Machine (M-to-M) ratio which provides an answer
to how much manpower should be assigned to a machine.
This paper reports on a simulation approach that aims to
simultaneously provide a solution to the problems of process
and M-to-M ratio utilisation. The results of the simulation
provide an accurate picture for the system understudy in
terms of the bottleneck process, optimal utilisation and M-to-M ratio. |
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Omar, M.Khaled Abdullah, Rohana Abd. Rahman, Md. Nizam |
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Omar, M.Khaled Abdullah, Rohana Abd. Rahman, Md. Nizam |
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Omar, M.Khaled |
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Process and Labour Utilization in The Electronic Industry: A Simulation Approach |
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Process and Labour Utilization in The Electronic Industry: A Simulation Approach |
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Process and Labour Utilization in The Electronic Industry: A Simulation Approach |
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Process and Labour Utilization in The Electronic Industry: A Simulation Approach |
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Process and Labour Utilization in The Electronic Industry: A Simulation Approach |
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process and labour utilization in the electronic industry: a simulation approach |
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