The trend towards innovative construction techniques for higher productivity, higher quality and higher profit has prompted the examination of flexible production systems for their construction applications. This thesis explains how flexible construction concepts should be interpreted in construction. The approach to construction work stations is cultivated and the role of construction resources commensurate to feature technology is clarified. The understanding of the nature of construction entities, mix flexibility, and the relationship between crews and work stations, process flexibility, is developed. Construction assembly process designs, focusing at the process level, are translated into generic simulation models for flexible construct...
In this paper we address flexibility and investigate the relationship between volume and product mix...
Flexible assembly systems have emerged in response to changing markets and increased variety in form...
Uncertainty within supply chains, design changes, and lack of predictability of the production capac...
Manufacturing technology is in the midst of on-going developments stemming from rapid improvements i...
Purpose - The paper aims to present the concept, the layout design and the evaluation performed of a...
Research studies indicate the existence of three generic ways for dealing withvariation: control, fl...
Construction is an important sector of every economy. Evidence of below par performance in construct...
The building industry faces a number of prominent challenges in the coming period. In this article, ...
Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to apply group assembly (GA) considerations to the constructi...
The manufacturing industry has been a constant reference point and a source of innovation for constr...
In assembly operations, expanding numbers of component variants drive the introduction of materials ...
International audienceProcess flexibility enables product designers to accommodate changing requirem...
Abstract Today’s business environment involves a globalised market, greater than before competition ...
This paper presents a model for evaluating manufacturing output flexibility in the process industrie...
The aim of this study is to investigate the role of operational flexibility for effective project ma...
In this paper we address flexibility and investigate the relationship between volume and product mix...
Flexible assembly systems have emerged in response to changing markets and increased variety in form...
Uncertainty within supply chains, design changes, and lack of predictability of the production capac...
Manufacturing technology is in the midst of on-going developments stemming from rapid improvements i...
Purpose - The paper aims to present the concept, the layout design and the evaluation performed of a...
Research studies indicate the existence of three generic ways for dealing withvariation: control, fl...
Construction is an important sector of every economy. Evidence of below par performance in construct...
The building industry faces a number of prominent challenges in the coming period. In this article, ...
Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to apply group assembly (GA) considerations to the constructi...
The manufacturing industry has been a constant reference point and a source of innovation for constr...
In assembly operations, expanding numbers of component variants drive the introduction of materials ...
International audienceProcess flexibility enables product designers to accommodate changing requirem...
Abstract Today’s business environment involves a globalised market, greater than before competition ...
This paper presents a model for evaluating manufacturing output flexibility in the process industrie...
The aim of this study is to investigate the role of operational flexibility for effective project ma...
In this paper we address flexibility and investigate the relationship between volume and product mix...
Flexible assembly systems have emerged in response to changing markets and increased variety in form...
Uncertainty within supply chains, design changes, and lack of predictability of the production capac...