Nt1330 Unit 6

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15.4
Starving- The assembly operator completes the work on current unit and starves for next unit work as it has not arrived yet at the station, this is called starving.
Blocking- Blocking is where the operator completes the work but still couldn’t move on to the next unit as the worker is not ready to receive it.
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The proportion of theoretical cycle time to actual average production time when downtime on hold is found the middle value of in is called Line efficiency.
15.9
Cycle time- The time needed for arrival of work units at a station is the cycle time.
Service time- The time needed to complete the task at the station is the service time.
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Precedence constraints are confinements on the request in which the work components can be performed. A few components must be done before others.
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15.14
The number of workers per station is the manning level and when it comes to the entire line, it is the division of total number of workers on the line by number of stations.
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A pallet fixture is a workholding gadget that is intended to (1) installing the part in an exact area in respect to its base and (2) be moved, located, and precisely braced in position at progressive workstations by the exchange framework.
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A dial-indexing machine is a mechanized framework comprising of various workstations that procedure workparts joined to apparatuses around the fringe of a circular worktable which is listed to position the parts at the stations.
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Geneva mechanism is used to provide rotatory motion.
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The parts are collected and stored temporarily in a location called storage buffer before downstream.
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Industrial Applications of automated production line

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