Seru production as an alternative to a traditional assembly line
Patryk Zwierzyński, Hesham S. Ahmad
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Patryk Zwierzyński, Hesham S. Ahmad
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Abstract The article presents the concept of seru production and a simple simulation experiment to check the application effectiveness of the seru production concept in the assembly line of finished products. The article presents the concept of seru production created by Japanese electronics manufacturing companies in the 90s. The simulation experiment showed, better results using the seru production concept compared to a traditional assembly line. Three types of production cells were used and each option turned out to be better than a traditional assembly line.
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Abstract The article presents the concept of seru production and a simple simulation experiment to check the application effectiveness of the seru production concept in the assembly line of finished products. The article presents the concept of seru production created by Japanese electronics manufacturing companies in the 90s. The simulation experiment showed, better results using the seru production concept compared to a traditional assembly line. Three types of production cells were used and each option turned out to be better than a traditional assembly line.
Key concepts: Assembly line, Production line, Production (economics), Computer science, Manufacturing engineering, Line (geometry), Simple (philosophy), Electronics