good evening sir, your explanation is good, but a slight error is there, the formula for takt time is --> net time available/ customer demand, T = Ta/D, but you have used the inverse of that. Moreover, calculating the unit required to produce in one hour can be calculated by the 60/minutes required to produce one unit. And that will the number of units that must be produced in one workstation.
It is really informative. I have a suggestion..Now a days organisations are looking for line balancing with less investments. Before planning to install new machines we have to look how we can reduce the processing time of machine B&C with MTM or any other tools. Thanks
It's too late for me to see this useful information video... I loved your way of explanation. Thanks for the video and keep on share these type of useful information. Thank you...
Earlier at 2:13 minutes you said Takt time = Available time / customer demand but while in example you explained the other way 160 (Customer demand) / 8 (Available time ) = 20. So what is correct actually?
20 units must be produced /hours in order to meet 160 units of customer demand. Here 8 hours is the max available time that we have in a day and 160 units/day is the demand. Just follow the example
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Unit of Takt time can only be min hr not unit per hour. Takt time =Available time/ customer demand i.e. 480/160=3 min .
Yes correct
good evening sir, your explanation is good, but a slight error is there, the formula for takt time is --> net time available/ customer demand, T = Ta/D, but you have used the inverse of that. Moreover, calculating the unit required to produce in one hour can be calculated by the 60/minutes required to produce one unit. And that will the number of units that must be produced in one workstation.
It is really informative.
I have a suggestion..Now a days organisations are looking for line balancing with less investments. Before planning to install new machines we have to look how we can reduce the processing time of machine B&C with MTM or any other tools.
Thanks
Great suggestion! Vishnu
How we can reduce worker and machine to increase productivity
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It's too late for me to see this useful information video... I loved your way of explanation. Thanks for the video and keep on share these type of useful information. Thank you...
Thanks a lot Shiv for such kind words. ,😍😍
Its never too late.👍👍
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we dont have budget for new machine & also no space for that installation, so in that how can increase the productivity on existing machine ?
The best teaching method from the other
Thank 😊 Tesfaye
well exokained
Thanks
Perfectly explained!!!
Glad it was helpful!
It did really helped me to understand basics.
Thanks 😊
Thanks you so much .
dear Bali
Thank you so much 😀
Earlier at 2:13 minutes you said Takt time = Available time / customer demand but while in example you explained the other way 160 (Customer demand) / 8 (Available time ) = 20. So what is correct actually?
20 units must be produced /hours in order to meet 160 units of customer demand.
Here 8 hours is the max available time that we have in a day and 160 units/day is the demand. Just follow the example
It really helped me a lot to understand line balancing❤️
Glad to know Sanju ☺
Awesome video. Thank you
Glad you liked it!
thank you for teaching
You are welcome
thank you it was really clear.
You are welcome Yonatan 😊
Thank you mate
Welcome Gaurav 🤗
Sir cost is increased
How to avoid without increased cost
GREAT VIDEO, I shared with a friend who has TERRIBLE bottlenecks at their company.
Thanks 😊 Manuel
You can also watch this detailed video on Bottle neck Analysis ruclips.net/video/ZjlQeBpVk70/видео.html
Thank you for this video is very useful
Awesome, Thank you!❤
Good video dear sir make a video on bottleneck with example asap.
Thanks Manjeet 😊
Vinod, here is your video on Bottleneck :
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Excellent
Thank you so much 😀
Can you please make a video on AQS six Sigma green belt certification also.
Thank you
Sure Sachin. I will add
Check out new video on Bottleneck :
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if we increase the machines then we have to deploy that workforce also which in turn will increase our costs. how can we tackle this?
Thanks 😊
Nice learning
Thanks a lot
It's mean for balacing this we have to install 4 new machines
Imaginary explanation plz give some real world examples
Can i know the tool u used to create video i want create the sam for my project
I created this in PowerPoint
Great video. I'm interested in what program you used to make the video, the animations I mean.
Thanks
I use Powerpoint
Which subject it is
Mohit: Line balancing comes under Operation management
Good explanation
Thanks 😊 lot. Appreciated
Check out new video on Bottleneck :
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Bhai Apki OEE wali video nhi mil rahi h
I will be adding new video on it soon.
@@DigitalELearning plz upload as soon as possible
Thanks
Line Balancing should be improving productivity and COST-EFFICIENCY in mass production process. You presentation is not cost-effective.
feedback noted Sir
Sir hindi me padhaye
Chandra: this is a animated video which is self explanatory and independent of launguage
Sir aap bhot gndha pdhate ho
What did you not understood in this video??