ASSURING MATERIAL SUPPLY CONSTRUCTING A SUPERMARKET FOR A MIXED-MODEL ASSEMBLY LINE

作者: Filip Bengtsson , Oskar Andersson

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摘要: Dynapac Compaction Equipment AB is an international company operating in the manufacturing industry, producing compaction and paving equipment for road construction. Throughout the years has with organic growth acquisitions developed expanded business are currently factories India, China, Brazil, Germany Sweden. Sweden around 450 employees production site located Karlskrona. In 2007, Atlas Copco decided to acquire Group as part of strategy merged into area, Construction Technique. At current state, a transition phase where extensive project called 3F, Flow For Future, recently been launched. The 3F aims restructure inbound flow within relocate existing assembly line main facility. The relocation considers system soil rollers, including associated material supply system. be relocated from south facility adapting prevailing conditions, regarding layout technical equipment. At moment, considered area holds fixed position stations low volume models about terminated or moved another area. This means storage routines planned constructed present conditions. Therefore, relocation, internal logistics configuration needs redesigned order fit future circumstances. The author’s role will assist team at Dynapac, taking responsibility logistic roller line. authors aim contribute theoretical knowledge gained experience. Moreover providing different perspective same time interact learn organization whole. In construct implement new refined structure transportation, purpose create best possible conditions handlers assemblers, study to: 1. Challenge classification included line 2. Determine facility 3. Optimize picking replenishment material III 4. Construct ideal transportation routes, checkpoint area The first was reached by development algorithm output convenient locations such Supermarket, Line side storage, outdoor SIM on dependent characteristics. had its starting point analysis procedure. further followed iterative process similar PDCA cycle interviews, direct observation reality checks. When completed set up classified space requirements Supermarket. To reach second design Supermarket then started. Interfaces preconditions upstream downstream determined served prerequisites work which top-down structure. Top-down this context started broad brush narrowing down detailed slotting parts. By third reached, due involvement activity profiling considering ABC-classification, First decreasing heuristic ergonomic aspects. last solely efficient routes when analyzing all above stated parts whole system. The suggest supermarket concept narrow truck aisle 1,7 meter wide pick separated single pallet racks face ground level shared buffer above. kit wagon collection zones suggested being centered supermarket, seen perspective. A middle parallel racks. high utilization, safety good ergonomics accomplished. As solution, man-up ability floor rotate forks have one handling location avoiding transfer areas. wagons universal type utilization flexibility. Also train kits line. This report add value Karlskrona, department key stakeholders extent Karlskrona. The content targeting well students final stages attending university field logistics.

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