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Multi-manned assembly line balancing problem with balanced load density
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Load Balancing (Computing)EngineeringIndustrial EngineeringStructural OptimizationTotal NumberOptimal System DesignOperations ResearchSystems EngineeringLogisticsCombinatorial OptimizationTransportation EngineeringDesignManufacturing SystemsTask AllocationConstruction OperationsTask Load DensityInteger ProgrammingLoad ShiftingScheduling ProblemAutomationBusinessScheduling (Production Processes)Assembly LineMathematical ModelBalanced Load DensityResource Optimization
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is balancing multi-manned assembly lines with load-balancing constraints in addition to conventional ones Most research works about the multi-manned assembly line balancing problems are focused on the conventional industrial measures that minimize total number of workers, number of multi-manned workstations or both. Design/methodology/approach – This paper provides a remedial constraint for the model to balance task load density for each worker in workstations. Findings – Comparisons between the proposed mathematical model and the existing multi-manned mathematical model show a quite promising better task load density performance for the proposed approach. Originality/value – In this paper, a mathematical model that combines the minimization of multi-manned stations, worker numbers and difference of task load density of workers is proposed for the first time.
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