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    The document describes a production line balancing problem with 4 work stations and 9 tasks labeled A through I. It provides the processing time and positional weight for each task. The solution balances the tasks across the 4 work stations as follows: Station 1: F, D, A Station 2: G, A, B Station 3: C, E Station 4: H, I The balance delay is calculated as 11/56 and the efficiency is calculated as 45/56.

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    The document describes a production line balancing problem with 4 work stations and 9 tasks labeled A through I. It provides the processing time and positional weight for each task. The solution balances the tasks across the 4 work stations as follows: Station 1: F, D, A Station 2: G, A, B Station 3: C, E Station 4: H, I The balance delay is calculated as 11/56 and the efficiency is calculated as 45/56.

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    Pmve 3a

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    The document describes a production line balancing problem with 4 work stations and 9 tasks labeled A through I. It provides the processing time and positional weight for each task. The solution balances the tasks across the 4 work stations as follows: Station 1: F, D, A Station 2: G, A, B Station 3: C, E Station 4: H, I The balance delay is calculated as 11/56 and the efficiency is calculated as 45/56.

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    Desired cycle time = operating time per day/desired


    output rate Number of stations = total work time / cycle
    time
    Balance Delay = idle time per cycle/N*cycle
    time*100% Efficiency = 1-balance delay

    Task time following tasks positional weight


    A 3 4 23
    B 2 3 20
    C 4 2 18
    D 7 3 25
    E 4 2 18
    F 5 4 29
    G 6 3 24
    H 9 1 14
    I 5 0 5

    A)

    Work Station Time remaining Eligible Assign task Time left


    1 14 A,F F 9
    9 A A 6
    2 14 B,D,G D 7
    7 B,G G 1
    3 14 B B 12
    12 C,E C 8
    8 E E 4
    4 14 H,I H 5

    B)
    Work Station Time remaining Eligible Assign task Time left
    1 14 F F 9
    9 D D 2
    2 14 G G 8
    8 A A 5
    5 B 2 3
    3 14 C,E C 10
    10 E E 6
    4 14 H H 5
    5 I I 0
    Bold numbers are
    idle times. c.
    Balance delay = 11/56
    Efficiency = 1 – balance delay = 45/56

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