Analyze the Production System of an Body-in-White System Through Modelling and Perform Bottleneck, Optimization using Simulation Software
Author(s) -
P Sai,
Artid,
Trakultongchai,
Srisawat,
Siderska Julia,
Ting Yang,
Dinghua Zhang,
Bing Chen,
Shan Li,
; Mateusz,
James Mynderse,
Florin Blaga,
Iulian Stanel,
Voichia Hule,
Alin Pop,
Marek Kliment,
Peter Trebua,
Martin Straka,
S Snyman,
J Bekker,
Pavel Raska,
Zdenek Ulrych,
Marta Rostkowska,
Marek Klimenta,
Radko Popovib,
Jozef Janekc,
Kos Sawomir,
Patalas-Maliszewska Justyna,
Trebuna Peter,
H Zupan,
N Herakovic
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
international journal of recent technology and engineering (ijrte)
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2277-3878
DOI - 10.35940/ijrte.b1137.0782s419
Subject(s) - bottleneck , throughput , discrete event simulation , key (lock) , software , computer science , simulation software , production (economics) , productivity , mode (computer interface) , real time computing , simulation , embedded system , operating system , wireless , macroeconomics , economics
For a system to improve its productivity, optimizing it, and increase the overall efficiency of a Plant, a bottleneck is a key issue. Bottlenecks influence the efficiency and throughput of the plant. The presented Discrete Event Simulation (DES) model is one the method to analyze problems within the layout. The objective of the paper is to perform bottleneck analysis, optimization of an automobile production plant layout. The virtual environment of batch mode layouts is built by Tecnomatix simulation software. Throughput bottlenecks were identified on a real-time basis by shifting bottlenecks method. The paper illustrates that the system can be optimized by high work station utilization through managing bottlenecks with the addition of buffers
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