A TPM-Inspired Factory Throughput Analysis Tool
John M. Konopka
Abstract
John M. Konopka
Abstract
The throughput of a factory is constrained by its bottleneck tools. TPM is a methodology that can be used to improve the efficiencies and thus the throughputs of these bottleneck tools. CUBES is a model that helps identify where improvements can be made and how much benefit can be gained from each improvement. If all bottlenecks are analyzed together, factory level throughput improvements can be made.
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The throughput of a factory is constrained by its bottleneck tools. TPM is a methodology that can be used to improve the efficiencies and thus the throughputs of these bottleneck tools. CUBES is a model that helps identify where improvements can be made and how much benefit can be gained from each improvement. If all bottlenecks are analyzed together, factory level throughput improvements can be made.
Key concepts: Bottleneck, Throughput, Factory (object-oriented programming), Computer science, Embedded system, Operating system, Programming language, Wireless