An E-Kanban System for Fork Truck Assembly Lines

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Because there are many in-process material stocks in current fork truck plants, kanban theory was employed to solve the problem. First, a business logic of the e-kanban system, which consists of ERP system, production plan configure system, e-kanban config & auto-collect system, routers, delivery points, LED control card and e-kanban screen, was described. Second, a control logic model of the e-kanban system was investigated. Third, arithmetic of data collection was presented. Finally, the e-kanban system is put in practice in a fork struck plant.

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