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Manuscript ID : IMJ-2012-1520 (R1) Visit : 212 Page: 193 - 215

10.30495/imj.2022.689679

Article Type: Original Research

Investigating the feasibility of implementing scalable policies for optimal production capacity based on a reconfigurable production system with a dynamic systems approach

Subject Areas : Industrial Management

rohollah ranjbar 1 , seyed ahmad shayan nia 2 , amirmehdi miandaragh 3 , mohammadreza lotfi 4

1 - department of industrial management, islamic azad university,firoozkooh branch,firoozkooh, iran
2 - department of industrial management, firoozkooh branch, firoozkooh , iran
3 - department of mathemathics,islamic azad university,firoozkooh branch, firoozkooh iran
4 - department of industrial engineering,islamic azad university, firoozkooh, iran

Received: 2020-12-31 Accepted : 2021-10-15 Published : 2022-01-21

Keywords: Reconfigurable production system, Dynamic systems, scalability of production capacity,

Abstract :

. In this research, a new model for evaluating capacity policies based on new product orders, financial inventory and budget based on dynamic systems is presented. The scope of research is the National Iranian Gas Company. The data obtained through exploratory interviews were selected from the experts of the National Iranian Gas Company. Their effects on each other were extracted and after expressing the dynamics hypothesis, a sample of the related cause-effect was prepared. After plotting the causal loops and in order to analyze the parameters involved in the model, the flow accumulation diagram was drawn. The designed model was implemented and the behavior of the variables was investigated and then the model was validated. The model includes four sections: orders, production, research and development of capacity building and the financial section. The results showed that the company adjusts its production capacity and inventory level by considering the order rate received from customers and considered the output of its product with the attitude of no stock output and as you saw in the model with this approach was able to Match production capacity and inventory level with market needs.

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    2.
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    3.
  3. Andersen, A. L., Brunoe, T. D., & Nielsen, K. (2019). Engineering education in changeable and reconfigurable manufacturing: Using problem-based learning in a learning factory environment. Procedia Cirp, 81, 7-12.
    4.
  4. Asghar, E., Baqai, A. A., & Homri, L. (2018). Optimum machine capabilities for reconfigurable manufacturing systems. The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, 95(9), 4397-4417.
    5.
  5. Ashraf, M., & Hasan, F. (2018). Configuration selection for a reconfigurable manufacturing flow line involving part production with operation constraints. The international journal of advanced manufacturing technology, 98(5), 2137-2156.
    6.
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