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    Line balancing

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    Definition:

    Line balancing is the procedure in which

    tasks along the assembly line are

    assigned to work station so each has

    approximately same amount of work.

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    Ford installs first movingassembly line1913

    Photo: Moving assembly line atFord Motor ompany!s Michiganplant"n #$%&' (enry Ford announced hisgoal for the Ford Motor ompany:to create )a motor car for the greatmultitude.) *t that time'automobiles were expensive'custom+made machines.Ford!s engineers took the first steptowards this goal by designing theModel ,' a simple' sturdy car'offering no factory options ++ noteven a choice of color. ,he Model,' first produced in #$%-' kept the

    same design until the last one ++number #'%%%'%%% ++ rolled off theline in #$/&. From the start' theModel , was less expensive thanmost other cars' but it was still notattainable for the )multitude.)

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    Line 0alancing Problem

    ,he ob1ective is to assign tasks to

    minimi2e the workers3 idle time' therefore

    idle time costs' and meet the re4uired

    production rate for the line

    "n a perfectly balanced line' all workers

    would complete their assigned tasks at the

    same time 5assuming they start their worksimultaneously6

    ,his would result in no idle time

    . . . more

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    Line 0alancing Problem

    7nfortunately there are a number of

    conditions that prevent the achievement of

    a perfectly balanced line,he estimated times for tasks

    ,he precedence relationships for the tasks

    ,he combinatorial nature of the problem

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    Line 0alancing Problem

    8ork stations are arranged so that theoutput of one is an input to the next' i.e.' a

    series connection

    Layout design involves assigning one or

    more of the tasks re4uired to make aproduct to work stations

    . . . more

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    Example of Line Balancing

    9ou3ve 1ust been assigned the 1ob a

    setting up an electric fan assembly line

    with the following tasks:

    Task Time (Mins) Description Predecessors

    A 2 Assemble frame None

    B 1 Mount switch A

    C 3.25 Assemble motor housing None

    D 1.2 Mount motor housing in frame A, CE .5 Attach bla!e D

    " 1 Assemble an! attach safet# grill E

    $ 1 Attach cor! B

    % 1.& 'est ", $

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    Example of Line Balancing:

    Structuring the recedence !iagram'as( )re!ecessorsA None

    A

    B A

    B

    C None

    C

    D A, C

    D

    'as( )re!ecessors

    E D

    E

    " E

    "

    $ B

    $

    % E, $

    %

    / #

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    Line 0alancing Problem

    A

    B

    C

    &.1mins

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    (ere idle time=#>.-

     idle time ?age=5#>.-@$./6A#%%=#-/.>%?

    ,his is not acceptable

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     step /+transferability

      in this principle the activities

    are transferred from one 2one to another

    as long as they don3t affect the se4uence

    denoted by ordered pair 

    .step + from step / and by arranging thework centres' the lines balancing becomes

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    Line 0alancing Problem

    A

    B

    C

    &.1mins

    D

    1.*mins

    E

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    "

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    mins

    $

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    2.2 mins

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     here idle time=; min

     idle time ?age=5;@>6A#%%=>>.>?

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      thank you