The paper deals with an economics of scope case looking after balanced mix of production flexibility and leanness joined to total quality and mass-production effectiveness. The study is based on virtual plant assessments (by means of virtual engineering) and considers industrial artefacts (automotive components) aiming at economics of scale figures on tactical horizons, but undergoing fast updating requests and quick response adaptivity on strategic horizons; the sought solution profits of shop-floor resources modularity; example simulation issues are given, in view of dispatching lay-out and scheduling.
Development and Simulation Assessment of a Modular Assembly Facility for Automotive Derivation Boxes / Callegari, Massimo; Michelini, R. C.; Molfino, R. M.; Piras, D.. - STAMPA. - (1999), pp. 524-529. (Intervento presentato al convegno 11th European Simulation Symposium and Exhibition: Simulation in Industry (ESS99) tenutosi a Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany nel October 26-28, 1999) [10.1007/BF02601630].
Development and Simulation Assessment of a Modular Assembly Facility for Automotive Derivation Boxes
CALLEGARI, Massimo;
1999-01-01
Abstract
The paper deals with an economics of scope case looking after balanced mix of production flexibility and leanness joined to total quality and mass-production effectiveness. The study is based on virtual plant assessments (by means of virtual engineering) and considers industrial artefacts (automotive components) aiming at economics of scale figures on tactical horizons, but undergoing fast updating requests and quick response adaptivity on strategic horizons; the sought solution profits of shop-floor resources modularity; example simulation issues are given, in view of dispatching lay-out and scheduling.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
