Improving material handling system performance in automotive assembly line using delmia quest simulation

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This paper presenting an improvement made on material handling system in automotive assembly line in order to investigate the changes or influences that affect the assembly line. Some issues from a case study arose where the current transportation took a long time to supply material at assembly line and a risk of damaging the parts is high. Thus, an improvement is done by changing the current transport equipment into AGV and the storage equipment is changed into semi-automatic pick-to-light system. A method of discrete-event simulation using Delmia Quest software is applied. Based on the simulation result, the total production output increase almost 3 folds from the current output factory can produce. It’s concluded that a combined changes give large influences to the manufacturing system. A part of that, Delmia Quest is a useful software to enable decision-making process and improve system effectively without possibility destroying the elements.

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Saffar, S., Jamaludin, Z., & Jafar, F. A. (2017). Improving material handling system performance in automotive assembly line using delmia quest simulation. In Communications in Computer and Information Science (Vol. 751, pp. 468–482). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-6463-0_40

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