Models for assembly line balancing by temporal, spatial and ergonomic risk attributes
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Data publicació2016-06-16
EditorElsevier
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ProjectePROGRAMACION RESTRINGIDA DE OPERACIONES EN TALLERES HIBRIDOS INTEGRADOS SOBRE UNIDADES EN SECUENCIA. INDUSTRIA DEL AUTOMOVIL (ASPECTOS ECONOMICOS, JURIDICOS Y SOCIALES) (MICINN-DPI2010-16759)
FACTOR HUMANO E INCERTIDUMBRE SOBRE LA SECUENCIACION Y EL EQUILIBRADO EN LINEAS DE MODELOS MIXTOS (MINECO-TIN2014-57497-P)
FACTOR HUMANO E INCERTIDUMBRE SOBRE LA SECUENCIACION Y EL EQUILIBRADO EN LINEAS DE MODELOS MIXTOS (MINECO-TIN2014-57497-P)
Abstract
Assembly lines with mixed products present ergonomic risks that can affect productivity of workers and lines. Because of that, the line balancing must consider the risk of injury in regard with the set of tasks necessary to process a product unit, in addition to other managerial and technological attributes such as the workload or the space. Therefore, in this paper we propose a new approach to solve the assembly line balancing problem considering temporal, spatial and ergonomic attributes at once. We formulate several mathematical models and we analyze the behavior of one of these models through case study linked to Nissan. Furthermore, we study the effect of the demand plan variations and ergonomic risk on the line balancing result
CitacióBautista, J., Batalla, C., Alfaro, R. Models for assembly line balancing by temporal, spatial and ergonomic risk attributes. "European journal of operational research", 16 Juny 2016, vol. 251, núm. 3, p. 814-829.
ISSN0377-2217
Versió de l'editorhttp://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0377221715011819
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