Abstract

The industrial technique known as assembly line balancing is used to increase the efficiency of balancing in production lines. By increasing line efficiency, the assembly line balance problem reduces the number of workstations. The assembly line balancing technique improves line production by utilizing the priority limits for task assignment in the workstation. By distributing the tasks among the workstations according to priority constraints, assembly line balancing improves the efficiency of the line. Line balance issues are observed to fall under the category of sequence-dependent issues while deciding which part numbers to allocate in the workstation. When choosing which part numbers to allocate in the workstation, line balancing concerns are seen to fall under the category of sequence-dependent issues. Mathematical models, algorithms, and simulation software are just a few of the techniques that have been used in the past to handle assembly line balancing concerns. In order to decrease workstation loads and boost assembly line productivity, an effort has been made to review the PCB manufacturing assembly line balancing problem in the current research study. The goal of the study is to cut down on the workloads and waiting times for each task on a manufacturing line. In order to reduce job waiting times and maximize station workloads, U Type Assembly Line is preferred in this study.

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