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Value stream mapping and simulation for lean manufacturing: A case study in furniture industry

Yalın üretim için değer akış haritalandırma ve simülasyon: Mobilya sektöründe bir uygulama

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462–469
Publication Date
2017-08-18
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A simulation model is also developed to show the “before” and “after” scenarios in detail.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Lean principles have been followed by many organizations in recent years due to the increase of tough competition in the market.
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Key Findings & Data:These principles focus on improving the efficiency of operations by eliminating and reducing wastes.
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Conclusion & Impact:A simulation model is also developed to show the “before” and “after” scenarios in detail.
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⚙️Variables:Değer akış haritalandırma · Simülasyon · Mobilya sektörü

Abstract

Lean principles have been followed by many organizations in recent years due to the increase of tough competition in the market. These principles focus on improving the efficiency of operations by eliminating and reducing wastes. Different techniques and methods have been applied in order to become lean. One of them is the Value Stream Mapping (VSM) which can be easily applied in a variety of industries. However, VSM is a static tool which only shows the current state of the organization. To deal with this shortcoming, simulation is widely used as a complimentary technique in which the assessment of the impact of proposed improvements can be easily analyzed. This paper presents an industrial case example combining VSM and simulation in furniture industry in which there are a lot of wastes to deal with. Both current and future state maps for a particular product family are described by VSM following the suggestions for improvement. A simulation model is also developed to show the “before” and “after” scenarios in detail.

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Pazarda yoğun rekabetin artması sonucu, yalın prensipler birçok işletme tarafından takip edilmektedir. Bu prensipler, israfları azaltarak ve yok ederek operasyonların etkinliğini artırmaya odaklanmaktadır. Yalın olabilmek için ise birçok değişik teknik ve yöntem uygulanmaktadır. Bu tekniklerden biri de kolaylıkla farklı sektörlere uygulanabilen Değer Akış Haritalandırmadır (DAH). Fakat, DAH sadece bir organizasyonun mevcut durumunu gösteren statik bir araçtır. Bu eksikliği giderebilmek adına, önerilen iyileştirmelerin değerlendirilmesini kolayca yapabilen simülasyon yardımcı teknik olarak yaygın olarak kullanılmaktadır. Bu çalışma, israfın çok olduğu mobilya sektörüne yönelik DAH ve simülasyonu birleştiren bir endüstriyel uygulama örneği sunmaktadır. Belirlenen bir ürün ailesine yönelik iyileştirme önerileri ile birlikte mevcut ve gelecek durum haritaları DAH kullanılarak açıklanmıştır. Bir simülasyon modeli oluşturularak “önce” ve “sonra” senaryoları detaylı olarak analiz edilmiştir.

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GÖREN, H. G. (2017). Value stream mapping and simulation for lean manufacturing: A case study in furniture industry. Pamukkale Üniversitesi Mühendislik Bilimleri Dergisi, Cilt: 23 - Sayı: 4, 462–469. https://ajindex.com/articles/42524

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