This document discusses facility layout and how it can be evaluated using quantitative and qualitative measures. Quantitative measures include total cost of material flow, transport, and movement. Qualitative measures include relationships between activities, adjacency, flow requirements, and other factors. The document also discusses machine layout criteria like total weighted distance and total cost. It provides examples of different layout types and how they are arranged based on material and personnel flow. Finally, it describes how machine layout can be modeled as a quadratic assignment problem and algorithms that can be used to solve it, such as heuristic procedures.
This document discusses facility layout and how it can be evaluated using quantitative and qualitative measures. Quantitative measures include total cost of material flow, transport, and movement. Qualitative measures include relationships between activities, adjacency, flow requirements, and other factors. The document also discusses machine layout criteria like total weighted distance and total cost. It provides examples of different layout types and how they are arranged based on material and personnel flow. Finally, it describes how machine layout can be modeled as a quadratic assignment problem and algorithms that can be used to solve it, such as heuristic procedures.
This document discusses facility layout and how it can be evaluated using quantitative and qualitative measures. Quantitative measures include total cost of material flow, transport, and movement. Qualitative measures include relationships between activities, adjacency, flow requirements, and other factors. The document also discusses machine layout criteria like total weighted distance and total cost. It provides examples of different layout types and how they are arranged based on material and personnel flow. Finally, it describes how machine layout can be modeled as a quadratic assignment problem and algorithms that can be used to solve it, such as heuristic procedures.
Facility layout: [Using Quantitative and Qualitative Measures] Kriteria yang paling umum digunakanuntuk mengevaluasi tata letak adalah kriteria kuantitatif :
TCMF :Total Cost of Material Flow per time period
TCtran: Total Cost of Material Transport per time period TC : Total Cost of Material Movement per time period M: number of activities (facilities) fij : flow volume between activities i and j, measured per time period dij: distance between activities i and j, measured per time period hij: cost per move between activities i and j per unit distance Machine Layout Department Layout Relationship between activities: • Quantitative measures (Flow of materials) Other quantitative and qualitative measures are possible (e.g. adjacency) Flow Requirements • Unit load (batch) sizes • Equivalence Factors Machine Layout Criterion • Total weighted distance • Total cost • Combination of Quantitative and Qualitative Criteria. Depends on the type of machine layout Fixed Product Layout Product Layout Most flow is between adjacent machines. Depends on whether or not operators are shared between machines (end-to-end, frontto-front, U-shaped flow pattern, etc.) Group Layout Little flow between groups Process Layout o Variable-path material handling o Most flow is between machines o Flow pattern depends on machine-aisle arrangement (Two-way aisles; One-way aisles) Material Flow Personnel Flow Same resource Same personnel Communication Safety Noise Structural Step-1: Select the first department to enter the layout (The Dept with the greatest number of “A”) Step-2:Select the second department to enter the layout (The Dept selected should have an “A” relationship with the first Dept.) Step-3:Select the third department to enter the layout (The third Dept selected should have the highest combined relationship with the two Depts) • Step-4:Select the fourth department to enter the layout (The same logic as in Step-3) Step-n:Department n is placed according to the rules described in Steps 3 and Machine layout can be modelled as a Quadratic Assignment Problem (QAP) The layout models are NP-complete Optimal algorithms: Branch and bound, Decomposition, Cutting plane algorithms These algorithms can produce optimal solutions for only small sized problem (M<=20) Since it is computationally infeasible to find an optimal solution when M>20. Heuristic (non-optimal) procedures are typically used to solve QAP’s Steepest Descent Pairwise Interchange (SDPI) Heuristic Material Flow Personnel Flow Same resource Same personnel Communication Safety Noise Structural