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Facility Design and Layout IQSoft

Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft) Facility layout: Arrangement of machines, storage areas, and/or work areas usually within the confines of a physical structure, such as a retail store, an office, a warehouse, or a manufacturing facility. Factors that influence layout Volume, weight of items to be produced. Nature of the service to be provided. Cost of the building to house the operation. The product mix that must have a facility. The fragility of the product or component. Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft)

Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft) A Good Layout ... Reduces bottlenecks in moving people or material. Minimizes materials-handling costs. Reduces hazards to personnel. Utilizes labor efficiently. Increases morale. Utilizes available space effectively and efficiently. Provides flexibility. Provides ease of supervision. Facilitates coordination and face-to-face communication where appropriate. Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft)

Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft) Flow-Line Layout Applicable to both manufacturing and non manufacturing operations. Arrange machines and/or workers in accordance with the sequence of operations for a given product or service. Advantages of flow-line layout Reduces materials handling. Accommodates small amounts of work in process. Reduces transit times. Simplifies production planning and control systems. Simplifies tasks, enabling unskilled workers to learn task quickly. Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft)

Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft) Disadvantages of flow-line layout Lack of process flexibility. Lack of flexibility in timing: the product can not flow through the line faster than the slowest task can be accomplished unless that task is performed at several stations. Large investments: special-purpose equipment and duplication is required to offset lack of flexibility in timing. Dependence of the whole on each part: a breakdown of one machine or absence of enough operators to staff all work stations may stop the entire line. Worker fatigue: workers may become bored by the endless repetition of simple tasks. Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft)

Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft) Process Layout Grouping together of machines and/or workers doing similar tasks. Applicable to both manufacturing and non manufacturing operations. Advantages Flexibility: equipment and personnel can be used where they are needed. Smaller investment in equipment: duplication is not necessary unless volume is large. Expertise: supervisors for each department become highly. knowledgeable about their functions Diversity of tasks: changing work assignments make work more satisfying for people who prefer variety. Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft)

Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft) Disadvantages Lack of process efficiency: backtracking and long movements may occur in the handling of materials. Lack of efficiency in timing: workers must wait between tasks. Complication of production planning and control. Cost: workers must have broad skills and must be paid higher wages than assembly line workers. Lowered productivity: because each job is different it requires different setups and operator training. Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft)

Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft) Fixed Position Layout Manufacturing and non-manufacturing operations of bulky or fragile products, e.g., ships and planes. Move machines and/or workers to the site; products normally remains in one location for its entire manufacturing period. Advantages of fixed position layout Reduces movement of work items; minimizes damage or cost of moving. More continuity of the assigned work force (since the item does not go from one department to another). This reduces the problems of re-planning and instructing people each time a new type of activity is to begin. Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft)

Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft) Disadvantages of fixed position layout Since the same workers are involved in more operations, skilled and versatile workers are required. The necessary combination of skills may be difficult to find and high pay levels may be necessary. Movement of people and equipment to and from the work site may be expensive. Equipment utilization may be low because the equipment may be left at a location where it will be needed again in a few days rather than moved to another location where it would be productive. Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft)

Group Technology Layout Definition of Group Technology “Group technology is the technique of identifying and bringing together related or similar parts in a production process in order to utilize the inherent economy of flow production methods.” V. B. Solaja,Institute of Machine Tools, Belgrade, Yugoslavia Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft)

Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft) Group Technology layout is also called manufacturing cell layout. Example: A plant producing 10,000 part numbers may be able to group the parts into 50 or 60 families. Each family would possess similar design and manufacturing characteristics. Hence, the processing of each member of a given family would be similar, and this results in manufacturing efficiencies in the form of: Reduced set-up, Lower in-process inventories, Better scheduling, Improved tool control, Standard process plan. Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft)

Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft) Concept Many problems are similar, by grouping similar problems, a single solution can be found to a set of problems, thus saving time and effort. A manufacturing philosophy in which similar parts are identified and grouped together to take advantage of their similarities in design and manufacturing. A technique for identifying and bringing together related or similar components in order to take advantage of their similarities in the production process. Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft)

Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft)

Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft) Manufacturing Cell Cellular manufacturing is the physical division of the manufacturing facilities into production cells. Each cell is designed to produce a part family. A part family is a set of parts that require similar machinery, tooling, machine operations, and/or jigs and fixtures. The parts within the family normally go from raw material to finished parts within a single cell. Justification Batch production Only 5% of the lead time in producing a part is direct working time; 95% of the time, the part is waiting. The 5% direct working time includes 30% actual processing and 70% for positioning, chucking, gauging, etc. Hence, only 1.5% is accounted for actual machining. Cellular manufacturing directs its effort towards the remaining 98.5% by organizing the plant layout according to work cell, rather than functions. A work cell is a unit that includes all of the machines required to produce a family of parts. Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft)

Advantages/Disadvantages Implied reduction of necessary control Reduced material handling Reduced set-up time Reduced tooling Reduced in-process inventory Reduced expediting Increase operator expertise Improved human relations. Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft)

Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft) Disadvantages Reduced shop flexibility Possible reduced machine utilization Possible extended job flow times Possible increased job tardiness. Implementation Issues Reorganization - machine layout need reorganization every so often. Work cell supervision - supervisors must be expert in several field (milling, turning, grinding, etc.) represented in the cell. Shop floor control / production planning - cell concept leads to unbalanced workload on machines. Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft)

Analysis of Layout By Process Steps involved: Determine the size of each department. Determine the arrangement of the department with respect to one another. Determine the arrangement of the equipment and people within each department. Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft)

Analysis of Layout By Process Richard Muther's Systematic Layout Planning Utilizes a grid matrix to display the ratings of the relative importance of the distance between department Closeness ratings: Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft)

Distance Measurements Typically measured from department center to department center. Euclidean distances are appropriate when the layout space is very open and movement within it can follow a direct path. Rectilinear (sometimes called rectangular) distance is more appropriate for layouts aisles or hallways where one generally reaches a destination after making one or more right turns. Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft)

Load Distance Analysis Each department is 10 feet by 10 feet, distances are rectilinear, which of the following two layouts is better? Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft)

Routing/Travel Distances Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft)

Routing/Travel Distances Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft)

Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft) Solution (1/2) Compute the total travel for each product through each layout alternative. Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft)

Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft) Solution (2/2) Compute total distance traveled per month by each product through each layout alternative. Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft)

Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft) Computer Packages Heuristic, improvement algorithms. CRAFT (Computerized Relative Allocation of Facilities Techniques) is the best known of the heuristics approaches; attempts to minimize materials-handling cost by calculating cost, pair-wise interchanging departments, calculating more costs until a good solution is obtained. ALDEP (Automated Layout Design Program) and CORELAP (Computerized Relationship Layout Planning) attempt to maximize a nearness rating within the facility dimension constraints. PREP (Plant Re-layout and Evaluation Package) analyzes multilevel structures and is based on actual footage traveled by materials-handling equipment. Facility Design and Layout (IQSoft)