G: Industrial Engineering (73)
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Appliances’ New Product Development: Exploring the Influence of Fuzzy Front End Phase on Time to Market
Published In: GJRE Part: G: Industrial Engineering Volume: 13 Issue: 5 The purpose of this study was to identify the main uncertainties involved in the fuzzy front end phase of a new product development and to determine the weight of factors that define the time to market a product. The focus of this study has emerged from the need to explain the complexity of the fuzzy front end of a project and to understand and establish a treatment for the variables inv...
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Authors Marcos Vinicius De Barros, Osmar Possamai, Luiz Veriano Oliveira Dalla Valentina, Marco Aurelio De OliveiraRead Journal Click Here
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Technological Applications of the New Theory of Dynamic Interactions
Published In: GJRE Part: G: Industrial Engineering Volume: 13 Issue: 5 The aim of this paper is to present given technological applications of the Theory of Dynamic Interactions, a theory that has been the object of my investigation and embodies a new scientific approach to Rotational Dynamics. The method utilized in the development of this theory, and its applications, consists of a scientific analysis of the dynamic fields that are generated in bodies sub...
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Authors Gabriel Barcelu00c3u00b3Read Journal Click Here
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Fuzzy-TOPSIS Analysis for Standard Alternative Selection: A Multiple Attribute Decision-Making Method and Application for Small and Medium Manufacturing Enterprises (SMEs)
Published In: GJRE Part: G: Industrial Engineering Volume: 13 Issue: 5 In the era of industrialization small and medium enterprises (SMEs) play great role in world economy. The developed as well as developing countries are being benefited from SMEs which holds a strong position creating new employment and helping in the development and supporting in local production. The job creation element of SMEs enables many poor people to feel more secure, assuring tha...
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Authors Nazmus Sakib, Md. Shakil, Kazi Arif-Uz-ZamanRead Journal Click Here
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Page No. 37 to 46
Safety Management for Bangladeshi Ship Breaking Industries Perspective
Published In: GJRE Part: G: Industrial Engineering Volume: 13 Issue: 5 Ship breaking is the process of dismantling an obsolete vessel’s structure for scrapping or disposal conducted at a beach, recycling the ship’s structure. It is a challenging process, due to the structural complexity of the ships and the involvement of many environmental, safety, and health issues. Six hundred end-of-life ships are broken annually withou...
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Authors Ripon Kumar Saha, Md. Saiful Islam, Md. Mahbubur RahmanRead Journal Click Here
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Page No. 23 to 27
Theory of Pollution Certificates: Policy Developments and Industrial Applications
Published In: GJRE Part: G: Industrial Engineering Volume: 13 Issue: 5 A mathematical applicability test is carried out in this paper. The Pollution Certificate Theory is evaluated for an industrial cluster in Brazil. The purpose here is to discuss the contributions made by environmental agencies in controlling water pollutant emissions. This is considered by means of an instrument associated with economic regulatory instruments (as used in Brazil). A scena...
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Authors Antu00c3u00b4nio Henriques de Araujo Junior, Marcus Vinicius Faria de Araujo, Francisco Santos Sabbadini, R. B. Ribeiro, J. G. Medeiros de BarrosRead Journal Click Here
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Ergonomic Evaluation of Tasks Performed by Workers in Manual Brick Kilns in Karnataka,India
Published In: GJRE Part: G: Industrial Engineering Volume: 13 Issue: 4 - Brick industry in India is the second largest brick producer in the world after China. The industry is one of the largest employment generating industries employing millions of people. The present study focuses on the brick industries located in North Karnataka, India, where about 1500 brick kilns are operating employing thousands of workers. The main aim of this study is to investigat...
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Authors Qutubuddin S.M., S.S.Hebbal , A.C.S.KumarRead Journal Click Here
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Application of Proper Forecasting Technique in Juice Production: A Case Study
Published In: GJRE Part: G: Industrial Engineering Volume: 13 Issue: 4 Every organisation that produces product evaluates their performance at certain intervals to keep the pace with the market. Forecasts are evaluated to improve models to achieve better policy and planning outcomes. The purpose of this study is to observe whether the forecast errors are within the reasonable limit of expectations or whether these errors are irrationally large and require a...
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Authors Rakesh Kumar, Dalgobind MahtoRead Journal Click Here
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Industrial Forecasting Support Systems and Technologies in Practice: A Review
Published In: GJRE Part: G: Industrial Engineering Volume: 13 Issue: 4 With the present changing and uncertain economic and marketing scenario the available resources must be utilised by the most optimum way, so that the predetermined goal is achieved. There are number of tools and techniques that are used directly and as support system in the business for success. Forecasting is also a powerful tool and technique which is used as support system to the indu...
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Authors Rakesh Kumar, Dalgobind MahtoRead Journal Click Here
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Is it Time for a Rocket Engine for Pile Driving Hammers?
Published In: GJRE Part: G: Industrial Engineering Volume: 13 Issue: 4 Development of pile driving hammers in the recent 160 years is considered. It is established that only the equipment used for raising the impact body (ram) on a certain height was being changed, whereas the driving itself is performed through the free fall on the pile, e.g. the very driving technology has remained unchanged since almost 8 000 years. In this connection, an interesting rel...
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Authors Petar Bodurov, Vasil GenchevRead Journal Click Here
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Productivity Improvement of a Fan Manufacturing Company by using DMAIC Approach: A Six-sigma Practice
Published In: GJRE Part: G: Industrial Engineering Volume: 13 Issue: 4 The research has carried out to introduce Six-Sigma philosophy in Bangladesh, especially in Manufacturing Industry. To show the technical pathway of implementing this technique in our industries for improving the productivity and quality was the main concern of this paper. Present Sigma Level is calculated as a part of the framework and total factors, which are directly related with the ...
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Authors Hemendra Nath Roy, Sudipta Saha, Prof. Dr. Tarapada Bhowmick, Sufal Chandra GoldarRead Journal Click Here
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Manual Lifting Task Methods and Low Back Pain among Construction Workers in the Southwestern Nigeria
Published In: GJRE Part: G: Industrial Engineering Volume: 13 Issue: 3 This study evaluated manual lifting tasks methods among construction workers in Southwestern Nigeria. The aim was to determine the level of inclusion of ergonomics in the work methods. Single-task lifting analysis based on National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) was used to evaluate 32 jobs involving 250 healthy workers. The result shows single task lifting index (S...
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Authors Oluwole Adeyemi, Samuel Adejuyigbe, Olusegun Akanbi, Salami Ismaila, Adebayo. F. AdekoyaRead Journal Click Here
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Productivity Improvement through Process Analysis for Optimizing Assembly Line in Packaging Industries
Published In: GJRE Part: G: Industrial Engineering Volume: 13 Issue: 3 Assembly line balancing is to know how tasks are to be assigned to workstations, so that the predetermined goal is achieved. Minimization of the number of workstations and maximization of the production rate are the most common goals. This paper presents the actual case different components manufactured at industries in which productivity improvement is a prime concern and there is a nec...
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Authors Naveen Kumar, Dalgobind MahtoRead Journal Click Here
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A Study on the Amount of Free Silica in the Dusts of Stonecutting Factories and Offering Controlling Solutions
Published In: GJRE Part: G: Industrial Engineering Volume: 13 Issue: 3 This research aims at determining amount of dispersion of free silica and inhalant dusts and contents of free silica in the inhalant aerosol of stonecutting factories and offering engineering control strategies to omit or decrease distribution of the aerosol containing silica. Using standard method Niosh- 7601, 40 samples of inhalant dusts were taken from 5 stonecutting factories and con...
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Authors Mohammad Hossein Moafi, Seyed Mostafa Khezri, Farideh AtabiRead Journal Click Here
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Life Cycle Cost Analysis of Small Wind Power Generation– A Case Study
Published In: GJRE Part: G: Industrial Engineering Volume: 13 Issue: 3 The electrical energy is an integral utility not only in the in modern society, but also has become a basic need in the Indian rural culture too. In spite of the claim by central and state government that 80% of the rural population is facilitated by the electricity in India, still large portions is either facing a severe shortage or are not connected to grid system so far. The conventio...
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Authors Smita G. Badgujar, Dr. Arun Kumar Dwivedi, Dr. Suresh Singh KushwahaRead Journal Click Here
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