Identify Formula for Throughput with Multi-Variate Regression

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DECISION SCIENCES INSTITUTE Using multi-variate regression and simulation to identify a generic formula for throughput of flow manufacturing lines with identical stations Samrawi Berhanu Gebermedhin and Xiaojun Shan University of Houston Clear Lake Email: gebermedhins8380@uhcl.edu and shan@uhcl.edu ABSTRACT Estimating throughput of a manufacturing line is important for planning. This paper use simulation and multivariate regression to estimate a generic equation to determine the throughput. Minitab was used to create random data that follow normal distributions: station speed, mean time between failure, mean time to repair, buffer capacity and line length. one thousand different random manufacturing lines were developed and modelled using plantsim. The outputs were used to run a multi-variate regression analysis to find an equation that best fits the data. A regression equation with R equal 9% was found. Station speed has the largest impact on throughput. KEYWORDS: Simulation, Regression, PlantSim, Manufacturing throughput INTRODUCTION Setting up a manufacturing line requires significant planning to ensure its success. The manufacturing line should be capable of yielding the minimum required throughput. An efficiently planned manufacturing line can save a company a significant amount of money in the long run. The initial step of setting up a manufacturing line is to determine the best layout. The best layout should ) minimize labor cost, ) minimize product damage, 3) maximize the throughput speed, 4) easily incorporate new processes, and 5) maximize safety and morale. The throughput of a manufacturing line is the number of jobs that a manufacturing line can complete in a certain amount of time. The throughput is measured in the number of products completed per hour. This is important because a manufacturing line should be capable to satisfy the anticipated demand for that product in order not to lose sales and customer satisfaction. However, this is very difficult to calculate because many factors affect the throughput of a manufacturing line. To simplify the problem of calculating the throughput of a manufacturing line, Alden (00) developed a general two-station line. Each of the stations has three variables with a buffer in the middle. The variables are ) the speed of a station, S (jobs per hour), ) the failure rate of a station, λ (failures per m), 3) the repair rate of station, µ (repairs per hour), and 4) buffer size, B (number of jobs). The station speed measures how many jobs per hour that a station completes. The failure rate of a station measures how often a machine breaks down per hour. The repair rate of station measures how long it takes to repair the machine. It is measured in hours. The buffer size measures how many jobs can be stored in the buffer. The buffer is used to store products processed by station before moving to station. Alden calculates the throughput of the model based on the buffer. The buffer can be in the following states: ) full or blocked (station is blocked if the buffer is full because it has no place to store its processed parts), and ) empty or starved (station is starved because it has no parts coming from station to process). 9464

Alden s model is based on the following assumptions: ) The buffer does not fail, and jobs flow through it with zero transit time; ) A station does not fail if it is blocked or starved; 3) Operating times between failures at a station are exponentially distributed with mean ( ); 4) Repair times at a station are exponentially distributed with mean ( ; 5) The first station is never starved and the second station is never blocked. The two stations can be in the following states: ) U (up): Both stations are running; ) F (filling): Station is down while station is running; 3) E (emptying): station is down while station is running; 4) FB (fail blocked): station is blocked because station has failed and the buffer is full; 5) FS (fail starved): station is starved because station has failed; 6) SB (speed blocked) : station is blocked because station has slower speed; and 7) SS (speed starved): station is starved because station has a slower speed. By applying the renewal theory, Alden [] finds the expected renewal period. The renewal period is the total amount of time the system is running by finding the fraction of time spent in each state. () The fraction of time that the system is Up and Empty found as these are the times when the system is still producing: The throughput can then be calculated by: is the station speed of station and. We use the to account for its stand-alone availability. Finding the throughput of the two-station manufacturing line is complex because of the many situations that have to be considered. Increasing the number of stations would add many more situations and factors that have to be modelled in order to accurately estimate throughput. To simplify this problem, the stations in this paper are considered to be similar; that is, they have the same set of parameter (S, λ, µ and B). This implies that it will be possible to find one equation which will be able to determine the throughput of a manufacturing line with multiple identical stations. Data collected from a simulation software will be input into a multiple regression analysis to determine an equation that models the throughput most accurately. This equation can then be easily used to find the effects of the independent variable without setting up multiple simulations. A simplified general equation for a manufacturing line with identical station is useful. It will provide a simple equation to accurately estimate the throughput. Furthermore, the equation can be used to study the effects of changing the factors on the throughput. The regression model also tests how accurate the equation is compared to the given data. Having an equation is much easier and faster to manipulate and analyze than to set up and run a simulation. The equation can also show us which factor(s) have the greatest impact on the throughput. The remainder of the paper is organized as follows. The section on literature review discusses incubators and AHP. The section on research methodology and results describes the methods in details and presents the findings of this paper. Finally, the section on conclusion draws some conclusions. () (3) (4) 9464

LITERATURE REVIEW To the best of the authors knowledge, there is few studies using statistical methods to estimate throughput of a manufacturing line. However, many research studies have been conducted on different optimization techniques of assembly lines. According to Rekiek et al. (00), the design of a production system comprises of sub problems: ) selection of pieces of equipment from a set of candidate solutions for each manufacturing operation, ) balancing and dimensioning of workstations (assignment of operations to workstations), 3) dimensioning storage areas, i.e. buffers, 4) dimensioning transportation systems, and 5) layout. The main objective of setting up a manufacturing/production system is to increase the efficiency of the line by maximizing the ratio between throughput and required costs. This makes it important to find the optimal values for different variables that affect throughput. Blumenfeld & Li (005) took an analytical approach to identify a general equation for throughput of a similar station manufacturing line. Their equation was based on Alden s model. This equation was used to produce and analyze many different manufacturing lines. Askin & Standridge (993) took a similar approach to identify a general equation for manufacturing lines with stations that have variable operation times. Equations such as these are used to increase throughput by easily analyzing the effects of each variable on the throughput. However, a statistical analysis is advantageous because it has the ability to produce a single linear equation. The coefficients of each variable can be easily compared to determine which factors have a greater effect on throughput. Fechet & Nedelcu (0) used multiple regression to find the relationship between incomes, number of employees, product price and total revenue. Chatterjee & Hadi (0) stated that to successfully implement a regression analysis requires a balance of theoretical results, empirical rules, and subjective judgment. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY Manufacturing throughput is an important factor that a company needs to know before starting manufacturing. The information on throughput is needed so that the company can estimate its production capacity. This capacity is then compared to the sales demand to determine if any changes are needed before beginning manufacturing. There are four independent factors that affect the throughput of a manufacturing line: ) the speed of a station, S (jobs per hour), ) mean Time Between Failure (MTBF),, 3) Mean Time to Repair (MTTR),, and 4) buffer size, B (number of jobs). A multi-variate regression analysis can be used to find the relationship between several independent variables and a dependent variable. In this case, multi-variate regression is used to find the relationship between throughput, ρ (jobs per hour) and the four independent variables. Manufacturing lines have many different stations with different throughputs. Finding exact throughput for such a line is complex. To simplify the problem, it is assumed that all the stations are identical. This assumption makes it possible to identify a general formula to estimate throughputs of a manufacturing line with M identical stations. Data Description PlantSim is a simulation software produced by Siemens. PlantSim can be used to model any type of manufacturing line. A simulation can be run in PlantSim to determine throughout and bottleneck of the whole system or other statistics of independent stations. Minitab Random function was used to generate random data with a normal distribution. Table shows the variables and the lower and upper limits. 9464 3

Table : Key system parameters of a manufacturing line Independent Variable Station Speed MTBF MTTR Buffer size Line length Simulated Throughput Units Jobs/Hour Min Min Jobs/Hour Number Jobs/Hour Range 0-60 0-00 -0 0-40 -0 The distribution of the random data was analyzed. The graphs of the distributions curve which best fit the random data for each variable are presented in Figures -5. They all follow the Johnson transformation and they have very high P value and low AD values. The data matches this distribution very closely. Figure Generated data for station speed Figure Generated data for MTBF Figure 3 Generated data for MTTR Figure 4 Generated data for buffer size 9464 4

Figure 5 Generated data for line length The MTBF and MTTR are given in minutes for the following reasons. The MTBF is converted to percentage of time that the station is available in PlantSim. Therefore, by using both values in minutes will not affect this percentage. The MTTR is input in minutes into the simulation software; however, the system automatically converts its units into hours while running the simulation. Therefore, the unit of the simulation throughput is still be in jobs per hour. A variety of manufacturing lines were examined in this study to find the most realistic limits for production lines. The two special cases are buffer size and line length. The buffer size includes 0 for some manufacturing lines that do not use buffer zones and line length starts at because there must be at least stations to make a manufacturing line. Using this method, a total of 000 random manufacturing lines were created in PlantSim. The randomly generated manufacturing lines were then sorted in ascending order of line length. This made it easier to run the model for each situation before adding a station to run the next set of models. PlantSim was then used to find the throughput of each situation. Table A. in the Appendix shows the variables used and the simulation throughput. RESULTS A multi-variate regression model was run using throughput as the dependent variable and the four independent variables as the predicators. The output from Minitab is shown in Table and Figure 5-8. Table : Outputs of the Multi-Variate Regression Analysis Analysis of Variance Source DF j SS Adj F-Value P-Value MS Regression 5 4448 6890 37.09 0.000 Station Speed (S) 3800 380 0 9806.8 0.000 MTBF 4 764 658.48 0.000 MTTR 86 86 08.0 0.000 Buffer size (B) 7 37 78.04 0.000 Line length (M) 5 475 40.95 0.000 Error 995 535 Total 000 45983 9464 5

Model Summary S R-sq R-sq(adj) R-sq(pred) 3.40659 9.0% 9.06% 9.98% Coefficients Term Coef SE Coef T-Value P-Value VIF Constant.9 0.55.34 0.00 Station Speed (S) 0.7456 0.00753 99.03 0.000.00 MTBF 0.05368 0.0009 5.66 0.000.0 MTTR -0.6679 0.00-33.9 0.000.0 Buffer size (B) 0.54 0.0094 6.67 0.000.00 Line length (M) -0.3 0.005-6.4 0.000.0 Regression Equation Throughput =.9 + 0.7456 S + 0.05368 MTBF - 0.6679 MTTR + 0.54 B - 0.3 M Table A. shows the values of unusual outliers of the data and their fit. Figure 6: Residential plot (throughput versus fits) of the multi-variate regression analysis 9464 6

Figure 6: Residential plot (throughput versus order) of the multi-variate regression analysis Figure 7: Normal probability plot of the multi-variate regression analysis 9464 7

Frequency Gebermedhin & Shan Figure 8: Throughput residual histogram 00 Histogram (response is Throughput) 50 00 50 0-0 -6 - -8 Residual -4 0 4 DISCUSSION The results of the regression analysis from Minitab are discussed in three aspects: ) the statistical significance of the relation between the dependent variable and each independent variable, ) the fit between the model and the data; 3) the assumptions of the model. To determine the statistical significance of the relation between the dependent variable, the p- values needs to be compared to the significance level. The null hypothesis is that the coefficient of the independent variable is equal to 0, which implies that there is no relation between the dependent variable and the four independent variables. In the case, we use the significance value (α) of 0.05, The p-values for all our independent variable are less than our significance level. This implies that we can reject the null hypothesis Since a continuous predicator was used in this analysis, we can conclude that the coefficients of the independent variables are not equal to 0. In order to determine how well the model fits the data, we analyze the S and R values from the regression analysis. The S value is measured in the unit of the dependent variable and represents the standard deviation of how far the data values fall from the fitted values. The S value for the regression analysis is 3.4 which indicates that the models results are +/- 7% of actual throughput. There are three different R values: ) R_sq = 9.%, shows the variation in the response compared in the model; ) R_sq (adj) = 9.06%, adj stands for adjusted which mean this r-square is adjusted for the number of independent variables used to run the regression analysis; and 3) R_sq (pred) = 9.98%, pred stands for predicted which means this value shows how accurately the model can predict responses for new observations. 9464 8

The R-squared values are all above 9%, which implies that the model fits the data well. However, the residual plots still need to be analyzed to determine if the analysis meets the assumption. The regression analysis has outputted four different residual plots (Figures 5-8). Figure 5 shows the residual versus fit plot and evaluate whether the residuals are randomly distributed with a constant variance. The points in Figure 5 seem to randomly lie on either side of the x-axis. Figure 6 shows the residual versus order plot and determines whether the residuals are independent from one another. The points are randomly scattered around the x-axis until observation number 750. After this point, the points are skewed more towards the upper part of the graph. There is no clear pattern in Figure 6 so it suggests that the residuals are independent of each other. Figure 7 shows the normal probability plot and determines whether the residuals are normally distributed or not. Figure 7 shows that most of the points lie around the straight line with several outliers. Figure 8 show the throughput residual histogram and suggests that the residues are normally distributed. CONCLUSION Multi-variate regression analysis is used to find a general formula, which provide an accurate estimation of the throughput of a manufacturing line with identical stations. This formula is easier and much faster to provide an estimation of manufacturing throughput than simulation. This formula also makes it easy to change any of the variables and analyze the effects on throughput immediately. The equation that was found using regression analysis is: Throughput =.9 + 0.7456 S + 0.05368 MTBF - 0.6679 MTTR + 0.54 B - 0.3 M We can also rank the five independent variables in terms of how much they affect the throughput. We can see that increasing station speed has the most effect on throughput. Also, having a lower mean time to repair a broken machine affects the throughput significantly. It should also be noted that having a shorter line length increases the throughput. The effect of the buffer would be negligible once it surpasses the total number of jobs each station produces in a third of an hour. This is because the maximum time considered for mean time to repair is twenty minutes, which implies that a machine will be fixed within twenty minutes after it fails. Therefore, a buffer supply of twenty minutes is sufficient to feed the station down the line to continue production process. This equation can also be used for non-identical stations if a suitable relationship between factors of the manufacturing line and factors in the equation can be found. This will make this equation much more practical and applicable to many different situations. Appendix Table A.: Randomly generated independent variables in ascending order of line length Note that the columns below represent the following Observation # () Station Speed () MTBF (3) MTTR (4) Buffer size (5) Line length (6) Simulation Throughput (7) Jobs/Hour Min Min Jobs/Hour Number Jobs/Hour Jobs/Hour 3 4 5 6 7 39 8 3 6 4 9 9 8 3 55 78 6 53 4 7 38 5 8 4 5 37 00 8 3 33 6 60 09 7 6 55 7 54 8 9 53 8 35 8 6 9 9 40 5 39 0 44 00 4 7 4 4 90 3 34 9464 9

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Table A.: Fits and Diagnostics for Unusual Observations Minitab Obs # Simulated Throughput Fit Resid Std Resi d 7.49 4.875-7.66 -.5 R 47 5.96 6.49-0.33-3.04 R 6 5.8 39.48-3.659-4.03 R 67 5.64 33.00-7.737 -.8 R 93 54.573 47.70 6.870.0 R 98 7.05 35.38-8.77 -.44 R 37.545 9.8-7.737 -.8 R 44 3.06 39.5-7.045 -.08 R 63 4.430.60-8.90 -.4 R 69 4.0.89-7.797 -.30 R 80 7.6 6.503-9.4 -.73 R 06 3.640.697-8.058 -.37 R 07.396 9.47-6.85 -.0 R 9 6.893 35.330-8.437 -.49 R 39 3.35 30.85-6.834 -.0 R 70 3.8 33.377-9.564 -.8 R 85 6.699 5.79-8.480 -.50 R 94 9.935 8.45-8.58 -.5 R 309 9.934 37.9-7.85 -. R 30.03 33.68 -.54-3.69 R 347 55.583 48.56 7.37.6 R 380 5.80.989-7.809 -.30 R 395 30.664 40.683-0.09 -.96 R 398 8.35 35.660-7.30 -.5 R 46 7.8 5.84-8.0 -.36 R 49.68.356-9.88 -.7 R 48.659 30.854-8.96 -.4 R 59 0.880 9.00-8.30 -.39 R 50 30. 39.6-9.039 -.66 R 530 5.950 6.554-0.605-3. R 580 0.554 9.00-8.456 -.49 R 589 0.376 3.88 -.505-3.69 R 6.870 30.769-7.899 -.33 R 67 6.950 6.680-9.730 -.87 R 69 8.47 3.74-3.53-6.86 R 63 9.605.480 7.5.0 R 645 7.478 9.7 -.44-3.6 R 656 8.078 37.403-9.34 -.75 R 67 0.367 8.46-8.050 -.37 R 688 3.948.599-8.65 -.55 R 689 6.66 33.038-6.87 -.03 R 705 5.79 33.87-8.04 -.36 R 77 5. -.70 6.8.0 R 746 3.468 0.630-7.6 -. R 75 53.53 46.439 6.83.0 R 790 49.530 4.705 6.85.0 R 88 8.86 35.567-7.80 -.5 R 87 9.07 9.933-0.86-3.0 R 9464-9 -

83 3.889 4.5-9.6 -.73 R 860 4.35 3.848-9.53 -.8 R 904 0.749 35.38-4.489-4.7 R 9 3.47 37.94-4.46-4.7 R 9 6.75 3.388-5.638-4.6 R 93.675 3.576-8.90 -.6 R 945.635 0.93-7.558 -.3 R 988 9.08 37.480-8.398 -.47 R 997 6.905 4.543-7.638 -.5 R 999 6.68 34.53-8.085 -.38 R REFERENCES Alden J. M. (00). Estimating performance of two workstations in series with downtime and unequal speeds, Research Publication R&D-9434, General Motors R&D Center, Warren, Michigan. Askin R. G. & Standridge, C. R. (993). Modeling and analysis of manufacturing systems, Wiley, New York. Blumenfeld, D. E. (990). A simple formula for estimating throughput of serial production lines with variable processing times and limited buffer capacity, International Journal of Production Systems, 8, 63 8. Blumenfeld D. E. & Li J. (005). An analytical formula for throughput of a production line with identical stations and random failures, Mathematical Problems in Engineering, 3, 93-308. Enginarlar E., Li J., & Meerkov S. M. (005). How lean can lean buffers be? IIE Transactions 37, 333 34. Fechete F. & Nedelcu A. (0). Analysis of the economic performance of an organization using multiple regression, Procedia Economics and Finance, 3, 509-54 Chattergee S. & Hadi A. S. (0). Regression analysis by example, Wiley, New York. Colledani, M., M. Matta, T. Grasso, & Tolio T. (003). A new analytical method for optimal buffer space allocation in production lines. In 37 CIRP International Seminar on Manufacturing Systems, Budapest, 3 37. Enginarlar E., Li J., Meerkov S. M., & Zhang, R. Q. (00). Buffer capacity for accommodating machine downtime in serial production lines, International Journal of Production Research, 40(3), 60 64 Gershwin, S. B. & Schor J. E. (000). Efficient algorithms for buffer space allocation. Annals of Operations Research 93, 7 44. Gershwin, S. B. & Fallah-Fini S. (007). A general model and analysis of a discrete two-machine production line. In Sixth Conference on the Analysis of Manufacturing Systems, Lunteren, Netherlands, 39 44. 9464-0 -

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