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Abstract

In assembly line design, the problem of balancing has received most attention from past researchers, and a number of algorithms have been devised for the analysis of single, multiand mixed-product assembly lines. In many cases, such algorithms seek a solution for the particular situation, which is under consideration and therefore have very little flexibility for generic application to assembly line design. Real life practical design issues include stochastic operation times, parallel workstation requirements, feasibility for workstation combining, and parallel line implementations, all of which are features which are ignored in many analyses.

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Ganesh Patidar, Jitendra Mandloi. 2014. "Productivity Improvement by Lean Manufacturing an Automobile Industry with the Help of Method Study". Global Journal of Research in Engineering - G: Industrial Engineering GJRE-G Volume 14 (GJRE Volume 14 Issue G4).

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Productivity Improvement by Lean Manufacturing an Automobile Industry with the Help of Method Study

Ganesh Patidar
Ganesh Patidar
Jitendra Mandloi
Jitendra Mandloi