Process Improvement at Automotive Assembly Line Using Line Balancing and Lean Manufacturing Approach

Mohamad Hafizdudin bin Tajul Arifin; Wan Emri Wan Abdul Rahman

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.899.268

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Process Improvement at Automotive Assembly Line Using Line Balancing and Lean Manufacturing Approach

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The aim of this study is to analyze the existing production line in the automotive industry and proposed a layout of improved production line in the manufacturing process and obtain the optimum rate of production time. Thus, line balancing method and Yamazumi Chart was utilized to analyze the current and proposed production line. The collection of the data of the existing production line was conducted at one of the automotive company in Malaysia. From the analysis of current production line, two improved layout were proposed and evaluated. The proposed layout was selected based on a balanced production line and ability to meet customer demand. A balanced production line will ensure smooth process and eliminate wastage during operation

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 899)

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268-274

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Mohamad Hafizdudin bin Tajul Arifin, Wan Emri Wan Abdul Rahman*

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Lean Manufacturing, Line Balancing

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