Max balancing

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Max balancing

Definition:

Mixed Balancing is used to represent a product with different variants within a single balancing.

Properties:

▪Description of the maximum-case scenario, i.e. all different product variants and all work operations are included and weighted according to their frequency in the product program.

▪Comparable to the "All" variant of a mix balancing (each work content is only marked whether it takes place or not)

▪Assignment is automatic using a variant key that is maintained in the process.

▪optional individual assignment (Display the Product Variants column in Assignment.) Variants can be selected or deselected in this column using a drop-down menu.

▪The variant key is maintained in the respective process, each change affects all variants

▪If no variant key has been maintained for the process, this process is valid for all variants.

Advantages:

▪Overview of the entire assembly process without having to switch back and forth between multiple balancings

▪Optimal utilization of all resources

▪Automatic assignment of work contents

Tabs

Tab

Function

Header

Master data

Workplace Organization

Description of work system

Variants

Variants assigned to a balancing

Assignment

Assignment of work contents, management of resources

Evaluation

Display of relevant parameters

Comparison

Display of relevant parameters of different balancings

Value added

E.g. value added

Category


Documents

Documents assigned to the element

Reference

Use of the element within other elements

Text/Picture

Texts/Pictures assigned to the element

Journal

Change history