Graphical Tools for Increasing the Effectiveness of Gage Repeatability and Reproducibility Analysis

Plura, Jiří; Vykydal, David; Tošenovský, Filip; Klaput, Pavel

doi:10.3390/pr11010001

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“…A production process is a set of activities of people, means of production, and physical processes that require one or more types of inputs and form an output that has value for the customer. These are activities using which the material is transformed into a product or an order into customer service [15].…”

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Digital Transformation of Material Flow and Workplace Design: A Comprehensive Case Study Analysis

Zuzik,

Furmannova,

Dulina

et al. 2024

Preprint

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The main purpose of this study was to design a workplace in the conditions of a digital factory. The goal of this study is to compile a proposal for improving the layout solution in the selected enterprise to reduce material flows between individual workplaces. In addition, the workplace research study uses methods of material flow analysis with the application of visTABLE software support, which serves as a tool for designing production processes. The main result of the study was the reduction of the production time of the beam by 10 minutes and the creation of proposals for solutions for the company. The study helped with the visualization of processes within the digital factory to simplify and clarify processes at the workplace.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Digital Transformation of Material Flow and Workplace Design: A Comprehensive Case Study Analysis

Zuzik,

Furmannova,

Dulina

et al. 2024

Preprint

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“…A production process is a set of activities of people, means of production, and physical processes that requires one or more types of input and forms an output that has value for the customer. These are activities by which the material is transformed into a product or an order into customer service [29,30].…”

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Improving Material Flows in an Industrial Enterprise: A Comprehensive Case Study Analysis

Dulina,

Zuzik,

Furmannova

et al. 2024

Machines

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The primary objective of this research endeavor was to devise an improved workplace design tailored to the demands of a digital factory environment. With the overarching aim of enhancing efficiency and productivity, a comprehensive proposal was formulated to improve layout configurations within the designated enterprise. The key focus lies in minimizing material transit across individual workstations, thereby mitigating potential bottlenecks and streamlining operations. Employing a structured workplace research framework, this study delved into material flow analysis techniques, augmented by the utilization of visTABLE software. While visTABLE served solely to visualize the work environment effectively, it played a crucial role in validating proposed solutions. Notably, the investigation yielded a discernible reduction in beam production time, marking a significant improvement of 10 min. These findings underscored the efficacy of the proposed solutions in addressing specific operational challenges faced by the company. Furthermore, this study facilitated a deeper understanding and visualization of the processes intrinsic to the digital factory environment. Elucidating workflow procedures at the workplace enabled stakeholders to identify areas for further improvement and refinement. In doing so, the research contributed to the overall efficiency and effectiveness of operations within the digital factory, paving the way for continued improvement and innovation in the field.

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“…The investigated food groups are also associated with the anthropometric indicators, such as body mass, body mass index, and waist-to-hip ratio, by use of the same qualitative multivariate tool as presented in the previous figure (Figure 3), principal component analysis. Such an approach greatly helps in understanding the observed problem [29], especially when the share that describes the set of all variations in the observed set is as high as it is in the case outlined in Figure 4, where the first and second main components describe almost 96.7% of all variations. As expected, the variables "Body mass" and "Body mass index" are positioned in the same coordinate quadrant.…”

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Body Weight Loss Efficiency in Overweight and Obese Adults in the Ketogenic Reduction Diet Program—Case Study

Markovikj,

Knights,

Gajdoš Kljusurić

2023

Applied Sciences

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Obesity stands out as an ongoing pandemic today, and it is crucial to recognize the basic factors that influence it in the observed group and to intervene through lifestyle changes. Therefore, in this work, the k ketogenic diet (E = 6280 ± 210 kJ) was used in a weight loss program for two regionally different groups (including 200 participants) from southeastern European countries (Republic of North Macedonia (n = 100) and Kosovo (n = 100)). The applied data analysis revealed similarities and differences in (ii) the consumption of certain food groups (e.g., 0.5–1 kg Nuts/week; in region 1 is consumed by 11.3% of participants while in region 2 by 37.8%, respectively) and (ii) anthropometric indicators of excess body mass (body mass index and waist-to-hip ratio). Nutritional intervention with a ketogenic diet also reduces the intake of sweet and salty snacks that are rich in carbohydrates. The average expected time to reach the target body mass was 112 days, and the results of the progress of all participants were presented after 120 days. The results show regional differences, especially in women; in group 1, 73.91% achieved a body mass index in the healthy range (<25 kg/m2), while in group 2, the success rate was 81.69%. Understanding the different eating habits in the mentioned regions is key here, and it was shown that in region 2, over 40% of the participants consume 500–1000 g of seeds per week. The above indicates that the results of this study and regional differences can be considered when designing strategies and intervention programs in the lifestyle of overweight and obese people in similar environments. The study also shows that the ketogenic diet is one of the useful dietary intervention approaches used to change eating habits that will show results relatively quickly.

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Graphical Tools for Increasing the Effectiveness of Gage Repeatability and Reproducibility Analysis

Cited by 8 publications

References 10 publications

Digital Transformation of Material Flow and Workplace Design: A Comprehensive Case Study Analysis

Digital Transformation of Material Flow and Workplace Design: A Comprehensive Case Study Analysis

Improving Material Flows in an Industrial Enterprise: A Comprehensive Case Study Analysis

Body Weight Loss Efficiency in Overweight and Obese Adults in the Ketogenic Reduction Diet Program—Case Study

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