Design and modelling in optimization of human-machine systems functioning

Grif, Mikhail G.; Geniatulina, Elena Vladimirovna; Ganelina, Natalie D.

doi:10.1109/sibcon.2015.7147025

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“…El análisis comparativo entre un proceso de fabricación manual y automatizado señala ventajas en la manipulación de las piezas desmoldadas, lo cual, eleva la eficiencia del operario, disminuye el espacio productivo, libera la fuerza laboral y reduce los tiempos improductivos [3]- [5]. En relación a la calidad del producto final, se reporta que la fabricación tradicional infiere bajos estándares de calidad, por ejemplo, el porcentaje de deficiencias en la producción de sanitarios vitrificados en China y Japón es igual a 60 y 20 %, respectivamente, y es una consecuencia de la limitada automatización del sector en el primer país [6], [7].…”

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Implementation of the Jidoka tool in the automation of the production process of toilet tanks

Crespo Montoya,

Torrejon Celis,

Ramos Bonifaz

et al. 2023

Proceedings of the 21th LACCEI International Multi-Conference for Engineering, Education and Technology (LACCEI 2023): “Leaders

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The control of the operating parameters in the productive process of the ceramics industry allows for reducing process waste and increasing productivity. It can be achieved by transitioning from manual production activities to automated systems. However, this transition is overestimated in costs without a pertinent analysis of the production process's limitations through engineering tools. In this sense, the present case study evaluates the toilet tanks' manual manufacturing process. It is determined that the process presents a high volume of defective products and waits for that to limit productivity. Therefore, an automation plan focused on overcoming both limitations through using the Jidoka tool is proposed. Through the implementation of the automated production process (consisting of 5 systems), a positive transition in the production of toilet tanks is verified, and an increase in productivity of 18% is registered compared to the manual process.

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