The design of assembly lines

J.I. Zante-de Fokkert, van; A.G. Kok, de

The design of assembly lines

J.I. Zante-de Fokkert, van, A.G. Kok, de

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Abstract

The design of repetitive assembly is usually very complicated. We propose a hierarchical design approach to deal with this complexity. This approach consists of three design levels: department design, line design, and work station design. In this paper we consider the second design level. At this level a cyclic assembly schedule is determined and the different tasks of the products are assigned to the work stations in the lines. We briefly discuss a method to solve both probJems simultaneously. This method is tested in a case study.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Dynamiek in organisatie en bedrijfsvoering. Proceedings achtste NOBO-onderzoeksdag
Editors	T.M.A. Bemelmans, B.G.F. Pol
Place of Publication	Enschede
Publisher	NOBO
Pages	61-69
ISBN (Print)	90-365-1060-0
Publication status	Published - 1997
Event	conference; NOBO achtste onderzoeksdag, 18 november, Eindhoven Eindhoven, 18-11-1997 - Eindhoven, Netherlands Duration: 18 Nov 1997 → …

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Name	NOBO onderzoeksdag bedrijfskunde : presentaties
Volume	8

Conference

Conference	conference; NOBO achtste onderzoeksdag, 18 november, Eindhoven Eindhoven, 18-11-1997
Abbreviated title	NOBO
Country/Territory	Netherlands
City	Eindhoven
Period	18/11/97 → …
Other	Eindhoven, 18-11-1997

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Zante-de Fokkert, van, JI & Kok, de, AG 1997, The design of assembly lines. in TMA Bemelmans & BGF Pol (eds), Dynamiek in organisatie en bedrijfsvoering. Proceedings achtste NOBO-onderzoeksdag. NOBO onderzoeksdag bedrijfskunde : presentaties, vol. 8, NOBO, Enschede, pp. 61-69, conference; NOBO achtste onderzoeksdag, 18 november, Eindhoven Eindhoven, 18-11-1997, Eindhoven, Netherlands, 18/11/97.

The design of assembly lines. / Zante-de Fokkert, van, J.I.; Kok, de, A.G.
Dynamiek in organisatie en bedrijfsvoering. Proceedings achtste NOBO-onderzoeksdag. ed. / T.M.A. Bemelmans; B.G.F. Pol. Enschede: NOBO, 1997. p. 61-69 (NOBO onderzoeksdag bedrijfskunde : presentaties; Vol. 8).

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