Representación del movimiento de los operarios en líneas de montaje mixtas | 1/12 | UPV

Title: Representing Operator Movement on Mixed Assembly Lines Description: This video explains how to represent the movement of people at workstations on a mixed-model assembly line. Andrés Romano, C. (2023). Representing Operator Movement on Mixed Assembly Lines. http://hdl.handle.net/10251/193973 Automatic Description: This video explains the operation of mixed assembly lines and how operator movement affects workstation performance. It highlights mixed assembly lines, also known as mixed-model lines, which alternate different models in small batches during production. The video shows a schematic example of an assembly line with three workstations and three operators performing specific tasks. It emphasizes the importance of balancing operations and minimizing interference between workstations. The concept of cycle time is explained, and a problem case is presented in the manufacturing sequence using two vehicle models, A and B, which require different operating times. A diagram illustrates how the sequence affects the duration of operations, and a specific sequence (A B A B A) is presented. Potential problems and solutions are identified, such as adjusting the cycle time to prevent delays. Finally, a solution is offered to avoid interruptions between stations, and a physical adjustment to the distance between stations is proposed to optimize the process. The video concludes by summarizing the lesson on mixed assembly lines and the representation of operator movement. Author: Andrés Romano Carlos Course: This video is 1/12 of the course "Design and Measurement of Production Systems."    • Diseño y medición de sistemas productivos   Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV): https://www.upv.es More videos at:    / valenciaupv   Access our MOOCs: https://upvx.es #Mixed line #Workstations #Assembly line #Model mix #5311 - Business Organization and Management