Mixed Model Map Workbench Calculations

Mixed Model Map Workbench Calculations

Mixed Model Map Workbench uses the following calculations:

Calculate

The Calculate function on the Mixed Model Map Workbench performs calculations using parameters specified for a plan. Calculate options include:

Average Daily Demand Calculation

Total Demand multiplied by (1 + Boost %

Divided by Demand Days

Line TAKT

Rate the line produces one item to fulfill demands:

Working Hours Per Day (per line)

divided by Average Daily Demand for the item.

Operation TAKT

Rate the operation produces one item to fulfill operation demands. A single line can be used to manufacture multiple items, different items can have different routings, and some operations might be unique for a particular item.

Operation TAKT

= Working Hours per day for the line

divided by the item Process Volume

Process Volume

The number of items an operation produces in manufacturing day. A single operation can be used to manufacture multiple items, different items can use different routings, and some operations might be unique for a particular item. Process Volume is not effected by Assigned Resources and IPK.

Process volume

= Average Daily Demand for the item

multiplied by Net Planning Percent for the operation

divided by Reverse Cumulative Yield for the operation

Machine, Labor, Elapsed, Weighted Time

This includes:

Machine, Labor, Elapsed, and Weighted Time are not effected by Assigned Resources, only usages are considered.

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Usage, IPK, Assigned Example

For example:

Usage is 1

Assigned is 0.5, and the calculation is based on Assigned Resources

IPK is used to fulfill the required resource

The outputs will then be used by the next operation to keep the line flowing.

If the IPK is 20, 20 extra components are needed at the end of the resource per day, to keep the line flowing

See: In Process Kanban Assignment

Takt Time for Assigned

Takt time for assigned is the time per unit that each operation will achieve given the number of resources assigned. (Also called the Operational Cycle Time.)

Takt Time for Assigned is calculated using the following formula:

Machine Weighted Time / Machines Assigned

If machines assigned is equal to 0, then takt time for assigned is 0.

Operation TAKT As Assigned

Example 1:

Operation TAKT is 15 minutes

Usage is 1, Assigned is 2

Resource TAKT is 7.5 minutes

The work can be completed 2 times faster, that is—15 divided by 2 = 7.5 minutes

Example 2:

If Operation TAKT is 15 minutes

Usage is 2, Assigned is 3

Resource TAKT is 10 minutes

The work can be finished 3/2 times faster, that is—15 divided by (3/2) = 10 minutes

Line TAKT As Assigned

The ratio of Line TAKT As Assigned, and Line TAKT, is the maximum ratio of the Operation TAKT As Assigned and Operation TAKT in the line.

Color Representation on the Mixed Model Map Workbench

Lines

Line TAKT As Assigned

Operations

Operation, Operation TAKT As Assigned

Operation Detail

Resource, Usage, Needed, IPK Needed

Resources

Resource, Needed, Relocation Needed

Resource Detail

Line, Operation, Resource Needed, IPK Needed

Resource Assignments

Department, Unit, Total Unit

Percentage Needed

The percentage difference between Assigned and Needed based on the Needed value:

Assigned subtracted by Needed divided by Needed multiplied by 100

Percentage Assigned

The percentage difference between Needed and Assigned based on the Assigned value:

Needed subtracted by Assigned divided by Assigned multiplied by 100

Percentage number 999 signifies a value is zero or null.

Absolute Value

Needed (blue) and Assigned (green) values are displayed next to each other for comparison.