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Guided by Presented by
Dr A PRABUKARTHI ARAVIND NARAYANAN V
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 19MF35
Dept. of Mechanical Engineering ME INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
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COMPANY PROFILE
• Services offered : Boiler, pipeline fabrication and erection, heat pump supply and
installation and service provider of MS tanks, heat exchangers
• Location : Chennai
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PROBLEM STATEMENT
• The industry adapts a type of layout in which different machineries of different products are
collectively arranged in a single factory floor and their positions are fixed.
• Since this is an ETO type, only one product is being manufactured at a time. Because of this type
of layout, Workers and material handling equipment are forced to move around some machines
which are not used in the process, to get to the desired place. This causes unnecessary
movements which increases
Material handling cost
Production time
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NEED OF THE WORK
• Layout optimization is performed to understand the industry’s utilization rate and material handling
efficiency.
• This study focuses purely on material handling aspect, when implemented will provide an better
outcome in terms of movement of materials and the cost associated with it.
• The methodology involving meta heuristic procedures, will give an extended insight on how to solve
a facility layout problem mathematically providing quantifiable results.
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LITERATURE SUMMARY
• From the literature study, it has been proven that heuristic algorithms can be used to solve any
type of facility layout problems.
• Formulation of equations with respect to genetic algorithm and simulated annealing can be derived
using a simple product facility layout and the same can be used to obtain a optimal layout.
• Multi objective layout problems can be solved using a single heuristic equation which yields optimal
results.
• The large-scale facility layout optimization algorithm and the combination scheme with fuzzy logic
and AHP can be chosen as the direction of further research.
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OBJECTIVES
1.To provide optimal cost of the layout using genetic algorithm and simulated annealing and map the
final layout in order to restrict unnecessary movements.
2.To compute the process time using discrete event simulation for the product.
3.To reduce the overall production time by comparing the existing facility layout with the optimal layout
obtained by using a operation process chart.
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METHODOLOGY
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DESCRIPTION OF THE MAIN WORK
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FLOW PROCESS CHART (MS TANK)
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SIMULATION USING ARENA
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FORMULATION
• CRAFT algorithm is used to formulate the objective function
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FORMULATION
Coordinates are:
• Next step is to find the distance matrix ( Dij ) for (x1,y1) = (4, 11)
(x2,y2) = (12,11)
which,
(x3,y3) = (22,11)
Dij =
(x4,y4) = (28,11)
(x5,y5) = (5,4)
(x6,y6) = (15,4)
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FORMULATION
• Next step is to find the initial total cost of the layout using the formula,
Tij = (1)
• Assume every value in cost matrix (Cij ) as “x”. Then the initial total cost using equation (1) will be
• Assume every value in distance matrix (Dij ) as “y”. Then the initial total cost using equation (1) will
be
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FORMULATION
• Overall cost of the layout is
Min
Constraints are :
• cost constraint ( unit cost from machine ‘i’ to ‘j’ must not increase above Rs 20)
• distance constraint (distance between the departments must not increase by 40feet)
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ASSUMPTIONS MADE IN THE SIMULATION
MODEL
• The production process line is never starved.
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RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS
SUMMARY OF GENETIC ALGORITHM FUNCTION
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RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS
SUMMARY OF SIMULATED ANNEALING COST FUNCTION
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RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS
SUMMARY OF SIMULATED ANNEALING DISTANCE FUNCTION
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RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS
FINAL SUMMARY
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RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS
S.No Optimal locations Algorithm Iteration
1 341256 GA 51
2 231465 SA – cost function 542
3 423156 SA – distance 518
function
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FINAL ALTERNATIVE LAYOUTS
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SIMULATION USING FLEXSIM
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SIMULATION USING FLEXSIM
• The travel distance is 5130 feet. The speed of the Automated Guided Vehicle is 2.5 feet/second. Therefore, the
material handling time when this layout is used will be 34.17 minutes.
• The respective time taken when these two layouts are used will be 37 minutes and 40 minutes. Summary of
these results are given in the table below
SNO LAYOUT DISTANCE ( FEET) MATERIAL HANDLING TIME
( MINUTES)
1 Existing 6526 43
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CONCLUSION
• It is evident from the results found through MATLAB that the least value of the fitness function can be obtained
only using Genetic algorithm with roulette selection and two point cross over method.
Existing Existing
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CONCLUSION
From the bar graph, the layout obtained through genetic algorithm produces least distance and material handling time than any
other.
Reduction of 1396 feet in distance covered and 9 minutes of material handling time from the existing layout is proved in this
methodology i.e, both the material handling time and travelling distance was reduced up to 21% which reduces the overall
production time from 153 minutes to 140 minutes.
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KAIZEN PROPOSAL SHEET
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FUTURE SCOPE
• This algorithm can be combined with fuzzy logic and AHP to adopt decision making methods which
involves optimization with the utilization rate.
• Integrating these constraints as well as some parameters can be included to validate its
effectiveness through the application to real cases.
• Other than material handling aspect, objectives like minimizing lead time/work in process may be
considered for the evaluation of each type of layout.
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THANK YOU
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