A production performance analysis regarding downtime and downtime pattern

Christina Windmark; Jan-Eric Ståhl; Per Gabrielson; Carin Andersson

A production performance analysis regarding downtime and downtime pattern

Christina Windmark, Jan-Eric Ståhl, Per Gabrielson, Carin Andersson

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Abstract

In order to compete on the international market, companies today need to optimize their production continually. One way to achieve this is to minimize the frequency and length of downtime in the production.
The downtimes in a particular manufacturing line were classified on the basis of what generated them; a production performance analysis was carried out, and then a cost model was applied to the results. After an initial study of all the products involved, five products were selected for more detailed analyses. Manufacturing costs were found to differ between products and also between batches of the same product. There appeared to be considerable potential for improvements

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2012
Event	22nd International Conference on Flexible Automation and Intelligent Manufacturing, FAIM 2012 - Helsinki, Finland Duration: 2012 Jun 10 → …

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Conference	22nd International Conference on Flexible Automation and Intelligent Manufacturing, FAIM 2012
Country/Territory	Finland
City	Helsinki
Period	2012/06/10 → …

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Materials Engineering

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Production performance
downtime
manufacturing costs

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Performance-based costing as decision support for development of discrete part production: Linking performance, production costs and sustainability
Windmark, C., 2018 Jul 20, Lund: Division of Production and Materials Engineering, Lund University,. 241 p.
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A production performance analysis regarding downtime and downtime pattern

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Performance-based costing as decision support for development of discrete part production: Linking performance, production costs and sustainability

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