Ch 7 Flashcards

(30 cards)

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A collection of ideas that are used in workstation design to to achieve the most effective and efficient design in a workspace.

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Principles of motion economy

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a drawing usually top down, that includes equipment, materials, operator space etc. represent a workplace that is safe, efficient a task efficiently, and healthy for workers

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Workstation design

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4 principles of motion economy

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  1. related to the use of the human body. 2. design of the workplace. 3. an operators tools and equipment. 4. use of time conversation
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examples of the Human body

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two hands start tasks at the same time. arms and hands should be used in opposite directions and should be done symmetrically

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Examples of tools and equipment

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tools should be combined when necessary

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the most natural state of motion. putting one set of muscles in front of one another. is faster and easier than other motions

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Ballistic motions. example hitting a stop button putting a part ina a tub.

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opposite of ballistic slowed and controlled

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controlled or restricted motion. example safety and slowly putting parts down.

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8 factors to plan workstation design

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Operator table, incoming material, outgoing material, operator tools be equo

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9
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The best starting point for production

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the cheapest way

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10
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the only limit to workstation design is the

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Engineers creativity

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8 factors to making a workstation design

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worktable, incomign table, outgoing materila, tools and equipment, location of waste, scale of drawing, operator space and access to equipment

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all parts should be placed between the

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normal and maximum reach zones.

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13
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Doing the right way(job). doing the things right ( method)

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Effectiveness. Efficiency

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14
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curved motions if the body is changing directions.

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Continous motion.

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15
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can be used to relieve hands of unnecessary motion and force

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Gravity. foot-related work stools. conveyors.

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17
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The study of ergonomics of the the various shapes and sizes of the human body.

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User trials should be designed

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After a station is designed

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Standing work height is is around

20
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Effects of illumination

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Individuals perception of light. Light output.
Measured in lumens

21
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Can be reduced by redesigning the source or by isolating the source.

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OSHA requires hearing protection at this noise level

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85 decibels or higher

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Path taken by both hands in the procces of making one part. Or pairs if one

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Motion pattern. Workstation design mustd be done before this is

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Wa rejects, poor quality, defects causes poor incoming materila

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Producing a larger amount than is necessary. Often the worst waste of all
Overproduction
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Causes of waiting
Unbalanced workloads. Unplanned downtimes. Quality problems. Long changeovers
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Causes of non utilitized employees
Poor management. Poor employement reconginition
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Effort which adds no additional customer vlaue for a process or part
Over processing
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Causes of transportation
Poor plant layout. Multiple storage locations
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Motion type where hands changes direction.
Curved motions