Basic Theory for Expected Distance in Man-Machine System : 1st Theoretical Analysis to Minimize the Traveled Distance

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• In this study, the locations of auxiliary sections that can minimize the distance of workers movement from the auxiliary sections to conveyors, when the machine or equipment which is the production means for the direct production department is a conveyor, is grasped as a problem of work system in man-machine system. The layout patterns of the conveyor are classified into 1) rectangular shape, 2) L-shape, 3) U -shape and 4) O-shape. A theoretical model is introduced to minimize the expected distnace for layout. Here are discussed the algorithm and computational procedure for expected distance.

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著者

• TOKUMARU Hidekatsu

  Faculty of Engineering, Kyoto University.

• KITAOKA Masatoshi

  Faculty of Engineering, Kanagawa University

• Kitaoka Masatoshi

  Faculty Of Engineering Kanagawa University

• Kitaoka Masatoshi

  Faculity Of Engineering Kanagawa University

• Tokumaru Hidekatsu

  Faculity Of Engineering Kyoto University

• Tokumaru Hidekatsu

  Faculty Of Engineering Kyoto University

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