Chapter Ten

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Chapter Ten
Facilities Layout and Location
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Six Horizontal Flow Patterns
Fig. 10-1
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Activity Relationship Chart forMeat Me Fast-Food
Restaurant
Fig. 10-2
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From-To Chart Showing Distances Between Six
Department Centers (Measured in Feet)
Fig. 10-3
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From-To Chart Showing Number of Materials
Handling Trips per Day
Fig. 10-4
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From-To Chart ShowingMaterials Handling Cost Per
Day (in )
Fig. 10-5
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Fixed Position Layout
Fig. 10-6
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Product layout
Fig. 10-7
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Process layout
Fig. 10-8
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Group Technology Layout
Fig. 10-9
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Layout of Manufacturing Facility(for Problem 2)
Fig. 10-10
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Initial layout for CRAFT Example
Fig. 10-11
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From-To Charts for Initial Layout
Fig. 10-12
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New Distance and Cost From-To Charts After
Exchanging Centroids for A and B
Fig. 10-13
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New Layout with A and C Interchanged
Fig. 10-14
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Second Iteration, Obtained from Exchanging the
Locations of A and B
Fig. 10-15
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Method of PlacingDepartments Used by ALDEP
Fig. 10-16
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Layout (for Problem 15)
Fig. 10-17
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Layout and From-ToChart (for Problem 16)
Fig. 10-18
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Layout and From-ToCharts (for Problem 17)
Fig. 10-19
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Rel Chart (for Problem 18)
Fig. 10-20
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The Position of FMSin the Manufacturing Hierarchy
Fig. 10-21
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A Typical Flexible Manufacturing System
Fig. 10-22
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A Single-Server Queue
Fig. 10-23
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A Network of Queues
Fig. 10-24
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Euclidean and Rectilinear Distances
Fig. 10-25
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Optimal Locations of the New Facility for a
Rectilinear Distance Measure
Fig. 10-26
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Location of Six Campus Buildings (Refer to
Example 10.5)
Fig. 10-27
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Contour Lines for the Two-Facility Problem
Picturedin Figure 10-26
Fig. 10-28
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Contour Lines for University Location Example
10.5
Fig. 10-29
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Optimal Solutions for Minimax Location Objective
Fig. 10-30
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Solution of the Euclidean Distance Problem Using
a Physical model
Fig. 10-31
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Shape of Facility (For Problem 49)
Fig. 10-32
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Layout and From-To Charts(For Problem 50)
Fig. 10-33
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Layout and From-To Chart(For Problem 51)
Fig. 10-34
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The Centroid of a Rectangle
Fig. 10-35
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Centroid of a FigureComposed of Rectangles
Fig. 10-36
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Regions forExample 10B.1
Fig. 10-37
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Slopes forExample 10B.1
Fig. 10-38
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Sample Contour Linesfor Example 10B.1
Fig. 10-39