Manufacturing facilities : location, planning, and design

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• CHAPTER 1 Introdution = 1
• 1.1 Nature and Scope of Part Ⅰ = 2
• 1.2 Nature and Scope of Part Ⅱ = 2
• Suggested Readings = 4
• Part Ⅰ FACILITY LOCATION = 5
• CHAPTER 2 Basic Facility Location Problems = 7
• 2.1 Single-Facility Placement Problem = 7
• 2.2 Multiple-Facility Placement Problem = 8
• 2.3 Brute Force Approach = 9
• 2.4 Heuristic Method for problem Involving Facilities with Unlimited Capacities = 10
• 2.5 Other Methods = 14
• 2.6 Computer Program Description = 14
• Summary = 15
• Problems = 15
• CHAPTER 3 Location Analysis with Fixed Costs = 19
• 3.1 Heuristic Method for Solving Problems with Fixed Costs = 20
• 3.2 Application = 22
• 3.3 Unassignable Location = 25
• 3.4 Computer Program Description = 28
• Summary = 31
• Problems = 31
• Suggested Reading = 34
• CHAPTER 4 Continuous Facility Location = 35
• 4.1 Single-Facility Locations = 36
• 4.2 Multiple Facilities = 39
• 4.3 Multiple Facilities of the Same Type = 42
• 4.4 Computer Program Description = 44
• Summary = 45
• Problems = 45
• Suggested Readings = 48
• Part Ⅱ PLANNING AND DESIGN = 49
• CHAPTER 5 Product Development = 51
• 5.1 Market Research = 51
• 5.2 Forecasting = 58
• 5.3 Design and Drawings = 64
• 5.4 Computer-Aided Design = 67
• 5.5 Computer Program Description = 71
• Summary = 71
• Problems = 72
• Suggested Readings = 74
• CHAPTER 6 Manufacturing Processes and Topics of Automation = 76
• 6.1 Processes Use to Change the Shape of Material = 77
• 6.2 Processes Use for Machining Parts to a Fixed Diniension = 82
• 6.3 Processes for Obtaining a Surface Finish = 88
• 6.4 Processes Use for Joining Parts or Materials = 91
• 6.5 Processes Use Changing Physical Properties = 92
• 6.6 Automation = 93
• 6.7 Economic Evaluation of Processes = 103
• Summary = 105
• Problems = 105
• Suggested Readings = 107
• CHAPTER 7 Production Charts and Systems = 109
• 7.1 Production Charts = 109
• 7.2 Production Systems = 118
• 7.3 Manpower Assignments = 125
• 7.4 Computer Program Description = 134
• Summary = 135
• Problems = 136
• Suggested Reading = 139
• CHAPTER 8 Requirements and Selection of Machines and Labor = 140
• 8.1 Machine Selection = 140
• 8.2 Labor Requirement and Selection = 151
• 8.3 Machine Coupling = 157
• 8.4 Total Presonnel Requirement = 159
• Summary = 161
• Problems = 162
• Suggested Readings = 166
• CHAPTER 9 Building, Organization, Communications, and Selected Support Requirements = 167
• 9.1 Building = 167
• 9.2 Organization = 170
• 9.3 Communication = 174
• 9.4 Support Facilities and Requirements = 176
• Summary = 185
• Problems = 186
• Suggested Readings = 187
• CHAPTER 10 Material Handling : Principles and Equipment Description = 189
• 10.1 Definition of Material Handling = 189
• 10.2 Objectives of Material Handling = 190
• 10.3 Material-Handling Equipment Types = 190
• 10.4 Degrees of Mechanization = 193
• 10.5 The Unit Load Concept = 193
• 10.6 Principles of Material Handling = 194
• 10.7 Material-Handling Cost = 196
• 10.8 Relationship between Material Handling and Plant Layout = 197
• 10.9 Material-Handling System Design = 197
• 10.10 Dilemma of an Analyzer = 198
• 10.11 Specification of the Design = 198
• 10.12 Analyzing an Existing Material-Handling System = 199
• 10.13 Productivity Ratios = 201
• 10.14 Equipment Used for Material Handling = 203
• Summary = 216
• Problems = 217
• Suggested Readings = 218
• CHAPTER 11 Material Handling : Equipment Selection, Flow Lines, and Packagine = 220
• 11.1 Basics of Equipment Selection = 220
• 11.2 Flow Pattern in Assembly Lines = 231
• 11.3 Packaging = 248
• 11.4 Reducing Packaging Costs = 255
• 11.5 Designing a Packaging Area = 256
• 11.6 Comruter Program Description = 257
• Summary = 258
• Problems = 259
• Suggested Readings = 264
• CHAPTER 12 Storage and Warehousing = 266
• 12.1 Warehouse Ownership = 267
• 12.2 Storage／Warehouse Location = 267
• 12.3 Building = 267
• 12.4 Storage／Warehouse Functions = 271
• 12.5 Storage and Warehouse Operations = 271
• 12.6 Accessoris = 275
• 12.7 Stock Location = 278
• 12.8 Automates Storage and Retrieval = 279
• 12.9 Loading Docks = 284
• 12.10 Dock Doors = 187
• Summary = 288
• Problems = 290
• Suggested Reading = 292
• CHAPTER 13 Plant and Office Layout : Conventional Approach = 294
• 13.1 Procedure = 294
• 13.2 Detailed Layout = 306
• 13.3 Materials Used in Plant Layout Illustrations = 308
• 13.4 Developing and Analyzing Plant Layouts = 309
• 13.5 Presenting the Layout = 312
• 13.6 Office Layout = 313
• 13.7 Office Landscaping = 318
• 13.8 Plot Planning = 318
• 13.9 Evaluating and Implementing the Layout = 320
• 13.10 Planning Acitivities = 320
• 13.11 Computer Program Description = 321
• Summary = 322
• Problems = 323
• Suggested Readings = 327
• CHAPTER 14 Computer-Aided Plant Layout = 328
• 14.1 Characteristics of the Problem = 329
• 14.2 Data Requirements = 329
• 14.3 Approaches and Types of Procedures = 330
• 14.4 Mathematical Programming = 330
• 14.5 Heuristics = 332
• 14.6 Probabilistic Approaches = 339
• 14.7 Graph Theory = 342
• 14.8 Facility Design = 342
• 14.9 Comments = 342
• 14.10 Departmental and Layout Shapes = 343
• 14.11 Scale Effect = 345
• 14.12 Selection Procedures = 346
• 14.13 Placement = 347
• 14.14 Criticisms Concerning Computer-Aided Plant Layout = 348
• 14.15 Data Guide to Computer Programs = 349
• Summary = 349
• Problems = 350
• Suggested Readings = 352
• CHAPTER 15 Plant Site Selection and Sevice(Support) Considerations = 356
• 15.1 Plant Site Selection = 356
• 15.2 Utilities Specifications = 361
• 15.3 Insurance = 367
• 15.4 Safety = 370
• 15.5 Taxes = 376
• 15.6 Financial Statements = 378
• Summary = 380
• Problems = 386
• Suggested Readings = 387
• CHAPTER 16 Computer-Integrated Manufacturing Systems = 389
• 16.1 Systems and Files = 390
• 16.2 Components of CIMS = 391
• 16.3 Benefits and Deficiencies of CIMS = 396
• 16.4 Planning for CIMS = 397
• 16.5 System Providers = 399
• Problems = 400
• Suggested Readings = 401
• Appendix A Engineering Economy Formulas = 403
• Appendix B Quality Assurance Manual, Spring Controls, Inc. = 405
• Appendix C Queuing Results = 413
• Appendix D Computer Programs = 415
• Index = 507