An Analysis of the Assembly Line Modernization by Using Simulation Software

Sujová, Erika; Střihavková, Elena; Čierna, Helena

doi:10.21062/ujep/187.2018/a/1213-2489/mt/18/5/839

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“…In its general form, this task is to find the extreme of a function (called an objective function). Among the various analytical methods used to solve such problems, the most effective is linear programming (Sujová et al, 2018).…”

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Management optimizing the costs and duration time of the process in the production system

Krynke

2021

Production Engineering Archives

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This article proposes a method to support decision making from a cost management perspective in the initial stage of production planning. In a research analyzed the problem of selecting production resources for order realization. The research was based on computer simulation. The developed model focuses on the planning of the production process in the event that the products have not yet been produced and it is necessary to decide where to produce it (with what production resources) so that the total production costs are as low as possible. In this concept, the FlexSim simulation environment with a built-in optimization module was used to solve the problem. The basic steps of simulation model built were discussed, taking into account the necessary information and input data. The results show the impact of the application of selected simulation scenarios on the level of use of production resources, due to the minimization of the total production costs and the duration time of the production process.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Management optimizing the costs and duration time of the process in the production system

Krynke

2021

Production Engineering Archives

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“…Relevant works of literature generally regarded the incorporation of human capacities and autonomous technologies in high-risk, evolving, and intricate ecosystems [18,25], such as aircraft carriers, nuclear power plants, space shuttle operations, firefighting, and heavy manufacturing such as automotive industry [26,27,62,63]. Several influential elements concerning the choice of automation used in manufacturing involved automation trust, selfconfidence in manual performance, perceived risk, and fatigue.…”

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Exploring and Developing an Industrial Automation Acceptance Model in the Manufacturing Sector Towards Adoption of Industry 4.0

Bakar¹,

Razali²,

Wook³

et al. 2021

Manufacturing Technology

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Technological progress in the 21st century has catalysed the industrial revolution (Industry 4.0) following the development of multiple new industrial automation technologies in the manufacturing sector. Regardless, past research indicated the unsuccessful attempts in adopting Industry 4.0 technologies among manufacturing organisations. Undoubtedly, the operationalisation of Industry 4.0 in manufacturing proved challenging as organisations were required to evaluate various aspects for effective implementation. Thus, a sound understanding of constructs concerning employees' acceptance and readiness levels towards novel automation technologies was required. Hence, this study aims to explore, develop, and validate the suggested conceptual framework by integrating the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) and Technology Readiness Index (TRI) with Exploratory Factor Analysis (EFA). The EFA process was the first crucial step in ensuring the internal consistency and stability of the instrument across the sampling population. Consequently, the research outcome potentially enabled the manufacturing sector to identify and comprehend the key determinants in designing industrial automation technologies. This study also contributed to knowledge on technology acceptance by synthesizing TAM 3 and TRI 2.0 theories, thus constructing a new TAM in manufacturing.

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“…The more complex processes are used, the more effective transport will be. The transport of goods can be expanded by tracking parcels, labeling or sorting on the basis of cameras and scanners [6][7][8][9].…”

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Optimization of the Conveyor Line System Using Computer Simulation on the Example of a Modern Warehouse

Sika¹,

Gawron²,

Rogalewicz³

2023

Adv. Sci. Technol. Res. J.

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The paper presents a outline of a modern large-area warehouse of an enterprise engaged in the sale of, among others, food products, software, books, automotive components, and many others. The techniques, methods, research and design tools used were described. A control system was designed, its plan and network connections of control devices based on the characteristics of technological documentation. The design of logical structures controlling the conveyor line, network topology configuration and also the safety system was proposed. The performance and errors of the line were checked in the simulation process. The paper also includes the process of commissioning and testing an industrial PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) on a real object, which is a modern warehouse.

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An Analysis of the Assembly Line Modernization by Using Simulation Software

Cited by 9 publications

References 6 publications

Management optimizing the costs and duration time of the process in the production system

Management optimizing the costs and duration time of the process in the production system

Exploring and Developing an Industrial Automation Acceptance Model in the Manufacturing Sector Towards Adoption of Industry 4.0

Optimization of the Conveyor Line System Using Computer Simulation on the Example of a Modern Warehouse

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