Lean Green Project Christopher Lanari Advisor: Jane Paulson.

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Lean Green Project Christopher Lanari Advisor: Jane Paulson

Overview

Overview: The Company, Uponor u ̟ p- ʊ -n ɔɹ Cross-linked Polyethylene pipe (PEX) extrusion Plumbing, radiant heating/cooling, fire safety –Residential –Commercial

Overview: The Project New extruder system –Faster production –Higher operation cost Same proportion as production gain –No net gain for Uponor Goal: Minimize operational costs through reduction of energy, water, and other inputs, using Lean tools and philosophies

Approach: Lean Manufacturing Philosophy based on continuous improvement –Minimize waste Defective product Overproduction Waiting Non-/Under-utilized talent Transportation Inventory Motion Excessive processing

Extrusion Overview

Feeder Extruder Die Cross- Link Cooling Tanks Measurements Coil

Prioritizing Efforts Tools

Value Stream Maps Lean visual tool to help analyze a process’ current state and plan a future state Reorder! Too long ! Too much ! Process 1 Other information Process 2 Other information Process 3 Other information Customer Supplier Production Control Daily Schedule

Value Stream Maps Enterprise MN Energy (Electricity) Water Compressed Air Nitrogen Gas

Pareto Charts Highlights high-impact factors –Histogram + Cumulative Percentages Example

A3 Project Management Story of a project –Background/Problem –Root Cause Analysis –Goals –Action Items –Follow Up/Verification

Action Item: Optimize Curing Initial State –All settings at 100% –Product within specifications Final State –All settings at 70% –Product still within specifications –$55,300 annual savings

Action Item: Insulate Extruder Reduce heat loss to reduce consumed electricity –Heating elements 200 – 250 o C –Reduce to 43 o C Energy reduction –$2,600 annual savings More safe workplace

Action Item: Switch To Comp. Air Initial State –Nitrogen Final State –Compressed Air –$1,300 annual savings –No 100% N 2 fumes released

Action Item: Redundant Blower Initial State Final State –$650 annual savings Cooling Tank 1 Cooling Tank 2 Air Blower Measure Cooling Tank 3 Air Blower MeasureCoil Cooling Tank 1 Cooling Tank 2 Cooling Tank 3 Air Blower Measure 1 Measure 2 Coil

Action Items RecommendationInitial StateFuture StateReductionAnnual SavingsStatus Optimize Curing Process kW38.4 kW76.8 kW$55,300In Progress (95%) Insulate Extruder Barrel 3.7 kW0.1 kW3.6 kW$2,600In Progress (75%) Switch from Nitrogen to Compressed Air 12 ft 3 /hr N 2 12 ft 3 /hr Air12 ft 3 /hr N 2 $1,300In Progress (95%) Remove Redundant Blower 0.9 kW0 kW0.9 kW$650In Progress (50%) TOTAL kW, 12 ft 3 /hr N kW, 12 ft 3 /hr Air 81.3 kW, 12 ft 3 /hr N 2 $59,800

Internship Benefits Project Management Models –Cost Analysis –Energy Flow Lean Manufacturing Principles

Q & A