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Louisiana State University

2006

Mixed-model assembly line balancing

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Balancing Mixed-Model Assembly Line To Reduce Work Overload In A Multi-Level Production System, Pravin Y. Tambe Jan 2006

Balancing Mixed-Model Assembly Line To Reduce Work Overload In A Multi-Level Production System, Pravin Y. Tambe

LSU Master's Theses

Generating the optimal production schedule for an assembly line, which will balance the workload at all the production stages, is a difficult task considering a variety of practical constraints. Varying customer demand is an important factor to be considered when designing an assembly line. In order to respond to varying customer demand, many companies are attempting to make their production system more flexible/agile or adaptable to change. Due to the volatile nature of market, companies cannot afford to manufacture same type of product for long period of time and neither can maintain high inventory level; to tackle this problem we …