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Multiple Line Balance for Production Efficiency

This document describes how to calculate the optimal number of machines needed to efficiently balance a production line of multiple products. It explains how to determine the maximum output per machine and station, and use this to calculate the number of machines required to meet the demand for each product, maximizing the efficiency of the line.

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Multiple Line Balance for Production Efficiency

This document describes how to calculate the optimal number of machines needed to efficiently balance a production line of multiple products. It explains how to determine the maximum output per machine and station, and use this to calculate the number of machines required to meet the demand for each product, maximizing the efficiency of the line.

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MULTIPLE LINE BALANCE

Allows you to calculate the maximum amount


to produce various products for
so that the process operates with the least
dead time and the highest efficiency.
Determine how many machines in
each season must be used for
meet the adjusted production
demanded of the products.
E1 E2 E3
mp A tA1 tA2 tA3 A

mp B tB1 tB2 tB3 pt B


We consider:
XA= Adjusted production of product A
XB = Adjusted production of product B
PAi = Maximum production of product A
in machine (i)
PBi= Maximum production of product B
in machine (i).
Then: XA + XB = n i

ni= Número de máquinas estación (i)


Example
E1 E2 E3
mp A 10' 12' 6' A

9' 10' 8’
mp B pt B
Product A Product B

from PA to PB

E1 10' 48 9' 53.3

E2 12’ 40 10’ 48

E3 6’ 80 8’ 60

PA1 = tb/tA1 = 480min per day/ 10= 480/10=48 units / day


PA2 = tb/tA2 = 480/12 = 40 units/day
PA3 = tb/tA3 = 480/6 = 80 units/day
PA and PB are maximum outputs
Assume that it is necessary to balance the
line to satisfy productions
adjusted (demand) following:
XA = 120 units/day
XB = 80 units/day

Substituting the values of P and X in:

120/48 + 80/53.3 = n1
120/40 + 80/48 = n2
120/80 + 80/60 = n3
Resolving:

n1 = 4.01 = 4 machines
n2 = 4.66 = 5 machines
n3 = 2.83 = 3 machines

These values constitute the solution to


problem
The proposed networks and their indicators are:
Product A:
Initial situation:
mpE1 E2 E3 pt

10' 12' 6'

Proposed situation: .
4 5 3máq

.. .. ..

2.5 2.4 2 min/unit


Indicators:
K 3 seasons
c 2.5 min/unit
What 6.9 min/und
Idle time = Σ (c - ti)
=kc – Σ ti
= 3(2.5) - 6.9
0.6 min/unit
k = 5 stations
ΣTi = 6.9 min/unit

E = ΣTi / k(c)
= 6.9 / 3(2.5)
E = 92 %
Product B:
Initial situation:
mpE1 E2 E3 pt

ti9’ 10’ 8'

Proposed situation: .

4 5 3 maq

.. .. ..

2.25 2 2.67 min/unit


Indicators:
K = 3 seasons
c 2.67 min/unit
What 6.97 min/unit
Idle time = Σ (c - ti)
=kc – Σ ti
= 3(2.67) – 6.97
1.09 min/unit
n = 12 machines
ΣTi = 6.97 min/unit

E = ΣTi / n(c)
= 6.97 / 3(2.67)
E = 87.02 %
Exercise
A metal-mechanical industry presents the following
información de los tiempos de dos modelos que
produce

Machine Mod A Mod B


Tornado 15 minutes 12'
Drill 8’ 16'
Brush 16' 18'
Grinder 18' 20'
It is desired to know the number of machines
necessary for a redistribution if the
demand is:
Model A: 120 units/day
Model B: 85 units/day.
2. Calculate the respective indicators of the line
balanced.
Exercise
1. It is desired to know the number of
necessary machines for a
redistribution if the demand is:
Model A: 120 units/day
Model B: 85 units/day.

2. Calculate the respective indicators of the


balanced line.
Answers:
Number of machines:
n1 = 6 lathes
n2 = 5 taladros
n3 = 8 brushers
n4 = 8 rectifiers
The proposed networks and their indicators
son
Product A:
Initial situation:
mpE1 E2 E3 E4 pt

ti15’ 8’ 16' 18'

Proposed situation: .
maq 6 5 8 8

.. .. ..

min/unit 2.5 1.6 2 2.25


Indicators:
K 4 seasons
c 2.5 min/unit
What 8.35 min/piece
Idle time = Σ (c - ti)
=kc – Σ ti
= 4(2.5) - 8.35
1.65 min/unit
n = 4 seasons
ΣTi = 8.35 min/unit

E = ΣTi / n(c)
8.35 divided by 4 times 2.5

E = 83.5 %
The proposed networks and their
indicators are:
Product B:
Initial situation:
mpE1 E2 E3 E4 pt

ti12’ 16’ 18' 20'

Proposed situation: .
mâq 6 5 8 8

.. .. ..

min/unit 2 3.2 2.25 2.5


Indicators:
K 4 seasons
c 3.2 min/unit
Σti 9.95 min/unit
Idle time = Σ (c - ti)
=kc – Σ ti
= 4(3.2) – 9.95
2.85 min/unit
n = 4 seasons
ΣTi = 9.95 min/unit

E = ΣTi / n(c)
= 9.95 / 4(3.2)
E = 77.7 %

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