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Introduction Production System 1st Meeting LSiPro – FT Untirta Muhammad Adha Ilhami 1st Edition - 2015 Muhammad Adha Ilhami

The Objectives Student knows and understands the lecture plan and lecture rules. Student can define production system and its goals by his/her own words. Muhammad Adha Ilhami

What will you learn? Batch Production One Piece Flow Production Assembly Line Production Just in Time Production System Material Resource Planning Production System Load Oriented Manufacturing System Muhammad Adha Ilhami

What will you need to master? Promodel Small simulation on production system Real simulation on simple production system Muhammad Adha Ilhami

The Class Rule Cellphone must be kept silent or turned off. No “jepit” sandals are allowed in class. Coming late is “boo!!!” Assignment must be collected in time. Quiz is given without notice. Sleep in class is strictly forbidden. You better be slept at home. Muhammad Adha Ilhami

Production System Definition Manufacturing subsystem that includes all functions required to design, produce, distribute, and service a manufactured product. Production is a method employed for making or providing essential goods and services for consumers. It is a process that puts intangible inputs like ideas, creativity, research, knowledge, wisdom, etc. in use or action. It is a way that transforms (convert) tangible inputs like raw-materials, semi-finished goods and unassembled goods into finished goods or commodities. System is an arrangement or assembly of inter-dependent processes (activities) that are based on some logic and function. It operates as a whole and is designed (build) with an intension to achieve (fulfill) some objective or do some work. Huge systems are often a collection (assembly) of smaller sub-systems. Muhammad Adha Ilhami

Production System Definition (2) "The methods, procedure or arrangement which includes all functions required to accumulate (gather) the inputs, process or reprocess the inputs, and deliver the marketable output (goods)." Muhammad Adha Ilhami

Components of Production System Inputs include raw-materials, machines, man-hours, components or parts, drawing, instructions and other paper works. Conversion process includes operations (actual production process). Operations may be either manual or mechanical or chemical. Operations convert inputs into output. Conversion process also includes supporting activities, which help the process of conversion. The supporting activities include; production planning and control, purchase of raw-materials, receipt, storage and issue of materials, inspection of parts and work-in-progress, testing of products, quality control, warehousing of finished products, etc. Output includes finished products, finished goods (parts), and services. Muhammad Adha Ilhami

Production System Components Muhammad Adha Ilhami

Production System Examples Tangible goods : Consider an example of a manufacturing industry like a Sugar Industry. Here, sugarcane is first used as an input, then the juice of sugarcane is processed through a conversion process, finally to get an output known as a refined sugar (used for mass consumption). Intangible goods : Consider an example from a service industry that of a software-development firm or company. Here, initially, written program codes are used as an inputs. These codes are then integrated in some database and are provided with a user-friendly interface through a conversion process. Finally, an output is made available in form of an executable application program. Muhammad Adha Ilhami

Conclution Production system is a result of arranging inputs, their conversion process and output based on some logic and functions. Production system fails if any such arrangement made don't give a desired level of outcome. Muhammad Adha Ilhami

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What Next Batch Production One Piece Flow Production Muhammad Adha Ilhami