Operations & Supply Chain Management: Assembly Line Balancing I
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- This video will provide a walk-through on how to balance an assembly line consisting of nine tasks using the longest (or largest) processing time first rule.
Brilliant video. Explained the process better than my University tutor hahaha
Thanks a lot!
Amazing video! Thank you!
Glad you like it!
Great video. Thank you
Glad you liked it!
How did u get the cycle time???
Hi Durga, if you play the video at about 0:30 you will see the cycle time of 1.5 appears -- you are told what it is.
Hope this helps.
Mark
You said you must first begin with the task time with the longest processing time. Task E has a processing time of 0.8 min and Task B has a processing time of 0.7 min. Why didn't you start with Task E?
Hi Hazzy, this refers to the processing times of the beginning tasks. Task E comes further down the line.
Hope this helps.
Mark
You cannot use I before adding G. The precedence would be affected . Isn't it?
I’m not sure what you’re asking here. Task I is at the end and must therefore come after G.
@@The_Business_Doctor you have added I before G. I becomes eligible only after adding G (g->i)as given by precedence requirements. Isn't it?