Research on the Balance Optimization of Glass Production Line Based on Flexsim
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Optimization of production line, 0-1 integer programming, Flexsim simulationAbstract
In response to global manufacturing competition for manufacturing excellence, this study applies lean production principles to optimize the assembly line of the glass product in Company Z, a glass manufacturer. Through time study, process flow analysis, both-hands operation optimization, and Flexsim simulation, the research achieves an 86.19% line balancing rate, reduces cycle time to 63.76 minutes, and implements 6S management for enhanced on-site organization. The findings validate the effectiveness of lean methodologies in resolving production imbalances.
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