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CONCEPT OF GROUP TECHNOLOGY ACCOMPLISHED IN THE FIED OF CELLULAR MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS PRESENTATION GIVEN BY K.ARUN PRASATH ASSISTANT.PROFESSOR M.KUMARASAMY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING KARUR

INTRODUCTION Group technology (GT) and its principle of implementation in the field of cellular manufacturing to achieve the drastic change in output of production. The principle implementation of group technology act as a traditional concept and still plays significant role in new manufacturing concepts . Some of the concepts like just in time, total quality management and technologies such as optimized production technology. Computer integrated manufacturing in manufacturing system concept of group technology helps to achieve reduction in setup time, inventory levels and logistics of goods and also gives effective control of production.

CELLULAR MANUFACTURING Cellular Manufacturing is a model for workplace design, and has become an integral part of lean manufacturing systems and it is based upon the principles of Group Technology. Properly trained and implemented cells are more flexible and responsive than the traditional mass-production line. It can manage processes, defects, scheduling, equipment maintenance, and other manufacturing issues more efficiently and this paper gives some concept that relevant to concepts of GT with cellular manufacturing systems in various production industries.

PRODUCTS,PARTS AND ASSEMBLIES Numerous firms have choked on this diversity. Increasing inventory, slower product introductions, confusion and declining quality indicate an inability to deal with increasing variety.

CONTD...... Group Technology examines products, parts and assemblies. It then groups similar items to simplify design, manufacturing, purchasing and other business processes. The figure illustrates how an apparently random collection of items has surprising similarity . From this more over all of the manufacturing and production industries were follow and implement the concept of group technology and they discovered several advantages of GT in their production units

DESIGN IN ENGINEERING Thus, even a small department designs hundreds of parts each year. Without formal methods, designers cannot track the drawings. They duplicate or near duplicate many existing parts. As more new designs enter the system they become harder to track and encourage even more duplication. GT using Coding and Classification addresses this.

OTHER DEPARTMENTS GT produces savings and benefits in almost every area of the business. It combines tasks, equipment, gages, tooling and schedules into larger groups of similar elements for similar solutions. Purchasing can group similar parts and achieve quantity discounts. For non-standard purchased parts, grouping helps suppliers achieve savings and reduce price. Accounting is simpler in a GT environment. Here costs are collected by cell and family rather than individual part. A simple allocation procedure assigns costs accurately within families.

MANUFACTURING It reduces the number and variety of parts. Process planning for the remaining parts is easier and more consistent. Computer Aided Process Planning (CAPP) is an important tool for this. It uses the coded similarities to plan consistently, standardize and accurately estimate costs.

CONTD...... It uses the coded similarities to plan consistently, standardize and accurately estimate costs. It then assigns the part to a GT manufacturing cell. Group Technology cells reduce throughput time and Work-In-Process. They simplify schedules, reduce transportation and ease supervision. Some of the more dramatic and tangible savings come from improved setups and tooling cost. Setup time reductions bring smaller lot sizes and smaller queues which mean faster throughput, shorter lead times and decreased inventory.

METHODS OF GROUP TECHNOLOGY Graphics classification is useful for design standardization and design retrieval. Coding systems are highly versatile in manufacturing, design and purchasing but they are very expensive because of the labour involved in the original coding. The improvement is typically achieved by organizing the production facilities into manufacturing cells that specialize in production of certain part families.

PART FAMILIES 1. Visual inspection - using best judgment to group parts into appropriate families, based on the parts or photos of the parts. 2. Production flow analysis - using information contained on route sheets to classify parts. 3. Parts classification and coding - identifying similarities and differences among parts and relating them by means of a coding scheme[7].  

PRODUCTION FLOW ANALYSIS Computer programs are available for manipulating large matrices but they cannot solve the problem of inconsistent routings that is often encountered in a PFA analysis. Parts have usually entered the product mix over a period of many years. Different conditions and different planners over this time have arrived at different routing decisions. Different process planners have different backgrounds and a different bias. This may lead to different routings for the same part.

CODING &CLASSIFICATION IN MANUFACTURING Coding systems for manufacturing usually have both product and process information. The analyst works with both. Parts with similar physical characteristics should usually have similar processes. The coding system allows an analyst to standardize process routings and then group the parts into families.

IMPLEMENTING CODING & CLASSIFICATION Coding and Classification presents some major challenges that are not usually evident to an inexperienced practitioner. This is especially true of large databases. But, then, large projects have correspondingly large returns. A successful project requires experience and judgment in coding system design, initial coding and in family development. It is not a task for the novice.

BENEFITS OF GT IN THE FIELD OF CELLULAR MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS Reduce Engineering Cost Accelerate Product Development Improve Costing Accuracy Simplify Process Planning Reduce Tooling Cost Simplify Purchasing Help With Value Stream Mapping

CONTD….. The savings from GT come in many forms, often intangible. Here are some of the improvements that successful users have achieved: Setup Time..............35%-40% Tooling Cost............40% Inventory.................15%-35% Throughput Time....80% Purchased Items......15% Group Technology is the most effective technique available for addressing the variety demanded by today's customers and allows customization of product with standardization of process

RESEARCH GAP Majority of the published works on cellular manufacturing pay very little attention towards production planning and control activities of cellular manufacturing. Many current cellular manufacturing applications are running in a non- optimal environment and their performance could be improved by optimizing the parameters. But this paper gives some of details about the advantages of group technology in the process of making a product

CONTD….. And there is some techniques discussed above also do not investigate the effect on different performance measures if the number of cell/cell size/composition of cells varied. Our idea is to carried out some work related with cell formation problems in group technology principle of cellular manufacturing . To shows some tremendous changes in production with automation in working environment.

CONCLUSION This study brings the attention towards the need for designing the cellular manufacturing system with GT for optimal performance as most of has been concentrated to the machine and parts into cell with part families. There is a need to develop more efficient tools enabling manufacturing system designer to achieve optimal solution in reasonable processing time also with the help of group technology. The principle we have produce better productive system the application of GT in advanced manufacturing system enhance the design and operational efficiency of an system . Also lot sizing and some flexible manufacturing system also we incorporated with the production activities of an system.

CONTD….. The main idea to design this paper was to produce excellency of GT in cellular manufacturing to maximum reaches to small scale and with some extend to large scale process industry. Our work is Pursuing with layout optimization with the help of ARENA software and some algorithm methods with coding systems. In with we also focusing our research towards cell formation problems and solving techniques.

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