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Plant Layout and Design for Particle Board Furniture Manufacturing Facility
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Sinlapachai Watthanasoei1* Pissanu Manaspiti2 1,2Department of Industrial Engineering, College of Engineering, Rangsit University, Pathumthani 12000
E-mail: [email protected]*
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Abstract
This research paper presents improvements on production processes and layouts of a particle board
furniture manufacturing facility. The made-to-order factory under study had experienced three principal deficiencies: 1) periodic shutdowns due to seasonal floods, 2) production backlogs owing to
incompetency of the material handling systems and 3) inadequacy of the production area corresponding
to the ever-increasing demands and planned acquisition of equipment. After thorough study using the �SLP� technique, a layout is conceptualized and a detailed design is subsequently accomplished. In
addition to the survival from the great flood in 2011 by 50 centimeters through the levitation the floor
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area, a 25% increase in output is observed as a result of rectification and simplification of the material handling system while another 30% is gained from the proposed layout. In all, both the proposed material
handling system and layout, as almost always the case, contribute to the significant improvement.
Keywords: Particle Board Furniture, Made-To-Order Production, Job Shop Layout.
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3 1) (Wood) 2) (Plywood)
3) (Particle Board)
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(Particle Board)
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2 (Built�in Furniture Fixed Furniture)
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(Knock Down Furniture)
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(Process layout) (Product Layout)
(Fixed Position Layout) (Group Layout)
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Layout Planning, SLP) [5],[6] 10
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(Roller Conveyor)
4) Blower Wheel Blower Housing [3]
Blower Wheel 63.8%
38.19% Blower Housing
75.7% 19.9%
25%
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Planning, John Wiley & Sons, New York, USA. [6] Heragu, S. 1997. Facilities Design. PWS
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