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LEAN FLOW TECHNOLOGY - MODULE LFT106 - BALANCE AND FLOW

LEAN FLOW TECHNOLOGY BALANCE AND FLOW PURPOSE Operational Definition. "At, or Below" TAKT Time Targets to create Balance. Resolve Imbalances. In-Process Kanban. Balance and Flexibility. U-Cell Design. Physical Implementation.

BALANCE AND FLOW OVERVIEW OPERATIONAL DEFINITION. Optimum Flow is achieved by Grouping Tasks "At, or Below" TAKT Time. When Actual Work Content cannot be Grouped "At or Below" TAKT Time Targets to create Balance = IMBALANCE. OP10 OP 20 TAKT 20 OP30 OP40 OP 50 OP60 Resolve Imbalances : 1. Eliminate Work Content. NVA. 2. Move Work from one Operation to the Next. 3. Inventory Investment. IPK's. 4. Additional Resources. $$$$$.

BALANCE AND FLOW RESOLVE IMBALANCES NVA NVA OP10 OP20 OP30 OP40 OP50 OP60 OP10 OP20 OP30 OP40 OP50 OP60 1 Eliminate Work Content 2 Move Work Elements $ $ OP10 OP20 OP30 OP40 OP50 OP60 OP10 OP20 OP20 OP30 OP40 OP50 OP50 OP60 3 - IPK s Implementation 4 - Additional Resources

IN-PROCESS KANBAN IPK's OVERVIEW Resolving Imbalance. Inventory Investment. Supported with Calculations. Visual Signal to Work or Move. First In First Out Management. TAKT OP110 OP10 OP 20 20 OP30 OP40 OP 50 OP60 #IPK = 1!...

IN-PROCESS KANBAN FORMULA I x C #IPK = TAKT I : Imbalance : I=AT-TAKT. C : Cycle of Imbalance : C=H/AT. H : Effective Work Time per Shift.

IN-PROCESS KANBAN A TYPICAL CASE OF CALCULATION 3.6 AT = 2.0 2.2 2.0 TAKT = 2 mn. (1.8) I x C #IPK = TAKT #IPK's? I x C 0.2x200 #IPK = = TAKT 2 I=AT-TAKT=2.2-2.0=0.2 C=H/AT=440/2.2=200 #IPK's? #IPK = 20 3.6 $$?

IN-PROCESS KANBAN CALCULATION IN MIXED-MODEL 3.6 AT MAXI = 2.0 2.2 2.0 TAKT = 2 mn. (1.8) I x C #IPK = TAKT I x C 1.8x1 #IPK = = TAKT 2 #IPK's? #IPK's? I=AT-TAKT=3.8-2.0=1.8 C=1 (Mixed-Model) #IPK = 1 3.6

IN-PROCESS KANBAN BETWEEN PROCESSES FORMULA Cast Spray Kiln Pack #IPK = A x B Between Processes : A : Shift Difference. B : Dc per Shift Longer Process.

IN-PROCESS KANBAN A TYPICAL CASE OF CALCULATION #IPK s? Cast Spray Kiln Pack Dc : Shifts : Dc per Shift : 300 2 150 Compare Side by Side Processes. 300 1 300 Example between Cast and Spray Processes : Calculate the Shift Difference between Processes. 2 1 = 1 Select the Dc for Process with Greater Number of Shifts. Cast Process : Dc per Shift = 150 #IPK's = A (Shift Difference) x B (Dc per Shift Longer Process) #IPK's = 1 x 150 = 150 300 3 100 300 2 150

IN-PROCESS KANBAN WET LINE Additional Work Time to : Preserve a "Wet Line" : AFTER EACH PRODUCTION DAY. Hold Production Flow in Balanced. Calculate Additional Resources.

ADDITIONAL WORK AROUND IPK's A TYPICAL CASE OF AT = 8.8 #IPK = 5 TAKT = 8 Additional Work = #IPK x AT #IPK : Size of IPK's. AT : Actual Time. Additional Work = 5 x 8.8 RESOURCES FOR ADDITIONAL WORK = 44 min.

BALANCE AND FLOW U-SHAPED CELLS IPK s IPK s IPK s IPK s 15T Press Welding Final Assembly First Step of Improvement : U-SHAPED CELLS. Several Operations by Employee. Space Floor Saving. Create Balance. Cells designed for Flexibility. Improve : Machine Utilization. Labor Productivity. Operational Cycle Time. 15T Press Final Ass'y 1 Welding Final Ass'y 2

BALANCE AND FLEXIBILITY TAKT TIME Wished Flexibility : -20% Nominal +20% Demand at Capacity - Dc : TAKT Time (mn) : 22 28 34 19.1 15 12.4 Effective Work Time per Shift (mn) : 420 Number of Shift(s) : 1 Nominal Dc : 28 TAKT Time (mn) = 15 Low Dc : 22 TAKT Time (mn) = 19.1 High Dc : 34 TAKT Time (mn) = 12.4

BALANCE AND FLEXIBILITY RESOURCES CALCULATION Wished Flexibility : -20% Nominal +20% Demand at Capacity - Dc : 22 28 34 TAKT Time (mn) : 19.1 15 12.4 #OP Theoretical : 2.84 3.61 4.37 #OP Effective : 3 4 5 Total Time from SOE's (mn) : 54.2 # Operations : #OP (Dc) = 54.2 / 15 = 3.61??? #OP (Dc-20%) = 54.2 / 19.1 = 2.84 #OP (Dc+20%) = 54.2 / 12.4 = 4.37

BALANCE AND FLEXIBILITY CORRECTED CAPACITY Wished Flexibility : -20% Nominal +20% Demand at Capacity - Dc : 22 28 34 TAKT Time (mn) : 19.1 15 12.4 #OP Theoretical : #OP Effective : Corrected Capacity : Total Time from SOE's (mn) : 54.2 Effective Work Time per Shift (mn) : 420 2.84 3.61 4.37 3 4 5 23 30 38 #OP Theoretical : 4 #OP Theoretical : 3 #OP Theoretical : 5 Capacity / Day = 420 x 4 / 54.2 = 30 Capacity / Day = 420 x 3 / 54.2 = 23 Capacity / Day = 420 x 5 / 54.2 = 38

BALANCE AND FLEXIBILITY CORRECTED FLEXIBILITY Wished Flexibility : -20% Nominal +20% Demand at Capacity - Dc : 22 28 34 TAKT Time (mn) : 19.1 15 12.4 #OP Theoretical : #OP Effective : Corrected Capacity : Corrected TAKT Time (mn) : 2.84 3.61 4.37 3 4 5 23 30 38 18.3 14 11-23% Nominal +26%

BALANCE AND FLEXIBILITY LOW CAPACITY DEFINITION T 96 TX 45 2 XX 7 Special Bender 3 1 T 258 Bender 4 A 5 T 358 Bender AZ5 T 45/7 T 56 Welding Spot 4 5 6 6 1 2 3 1 2 B T 77 4 5 3 T 78 C 6 700 T 45 T 89 Welding T 91 Welding T 85 Machine T 86 Machine H T 6222 T 6224 T 1232 Control Panel Final

BALANCE AND FLEXIBILITY NOMINAL CAPACITY DEFINITION T 96 TX 45 2 XX 7 Special Bender 3 1 T 258 Bender 4 A 5 T 358 Bender B AZ5 T 45/7 T 56 Welding Spot 5 1 2 1 2 3 4 3 4 C T 77 T 78 2 3 1 D 4 700 T 45 T 89 Welding T 91 Welding T 85 Machine T 86 Machine H T 6222 T 6224 T 1232 Control Panel Final

BALANCE AND FLEXIBILITY HIGH CAPACITY DEFINITION T 96 TX 45 2 XX 7 Special Bender 3 1 T 258 Bender A 4 2 1 T 358 Bender AZ5 3 T 45/7 3 1 2 4 T 56 Welding Spot 1 2 3 T 77 2 3 B C E D 1 T 78 4 700 T 45 T 89 Welding T 91 Welding T 85 Machine T 86 Machine H T 6222 T 6224 T 1232 Control Panel Final

BALANCE AND FLEXIBILITY FLEXIBLE PRODUCTION SYSTEM #OP based on Customer Demands. T 96 TX 45 2 XX 7 Special Bender 3 1 T 258 Bender A 4 2 1 T 358 Bender AZ5 3 T 45/7 3 1 2 4 T 56 Welding Spot 1 2 3 T 77 2 3 B B C C 1 T 78 4 700 T 45 T 89 Welding T 91 Welding T 85 Machine T 86 Machine H T 6222 T 6224 T 1232 Control Panel Final FLEX! FLEX!

LEAN FLOW TECHNOLOGY TIMES IN LFT TAKT Time. Volume driven Time Targets. By Process. Actual Times. AT. From the Sequences of Events. SOE's. Operations. Work Grouped within a TAKT Time Target. Balance. Between Actual Time at Operation (AT) and TAKT Time, Not Between Operations.

MIXED-MODEL LINE DESIGN PHYSICAL IMPLEMENTATION Demand at Capacity. TAKT Time. Daily Rate. Kanban Sizes. Method Sheets. Sequence of Events. Sequence Lists. Operational Definition. Staffing. Effective Work Hours. Number of Shifts. Replenishment Intervals. IPK's Sizes. Which Should Change Every Day?

MIXED-MODEL LINE DESIGN PHYSICAL IMPLEMENTATION 1.2 12.8 OP01 OP02 OP03 OP04 OP05 OP06 OP07 OP08 10.9 0.24 #KB s = RIP03 OP12 OP11 OP32 OP31 OP21 RIP01 #IPK s = RIP02

MIXED-MODEL LINE DESIGN VISUALIZE THE END RESULT 1.2 12.8 OP01 OP02 OP03 OP04 OP05 OP06 OP07 OP08 RIP03 OP12 OP32 OP31 OP21 OP11 RIP01 10.9 0.24 RIP02 LFT Imagination is More Important than Knowledge Albert Einstein

MIXED-MODEL LINE DESIGN WHAT IS THE TRUE FLOW?

LEAN FLOW TECHNOLOGY BALANCE AND FLOW SUMMARY Operational Definition. "At, or Below" TAKT Time Targets to create Balance. Resolve Imbalances. In-Process Kanban. Formulae and Calculation. Typical Case in Mixed-Model Concept. Additional Work. Balance and Flexibility. U-Cell Design. Physical Implementation.

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