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A mix balancing represents the assembly of the variants of a product parallel to each other. |
Properties:
•Each variant is a separate variant for TiCon and in the database.
•Each of these variants has its own balancing independent of the other variants.
Requirement:
At least one product variant must be assigned in the "Variants" tab to create a mix balancing. A variant key can be assigned to the product variant, but does not have to be. Likewise, a "Variantenschlüssel" can be maintained for the elements used for balancing. The variant keys on the product variant and element are used for assigning elements in the balancing.
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The use of the resource product variant [PV] must be permitted for the mix balancing. |
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The "All variants" is a combination of all individual variants within the balancing. This has the advantage that a new assignment can be made (e.g. assigning an operator to a different machine) and the change is made for all variants in the mix balancing. |
Mix balancing requires that production lines are balanced when manufacturing different production types. For this purpose, one or more variant keys can be assigned to each process. For a mix balancing it makes sense that the even distribution of elements is not only considered per operator, but per type. The following chapters describe the use of the variant key and the specific functions of the mix balancing in more detail: •Variantenschlüssel - Baustein •"Varianten" tab for balancing different product variants •"Zuteilung" tab, which contains special functions for the mix balancing to facilitate balancing different variants
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