Performance analysis and optimisation of new strategies for the setup of a multihead weighing process

This paper highlights the benefits of multihead weighing, a packaging process based on the sum of weights of several individual hoppers wherein total weight of the packed product must be close to a specified target weight while complying with applicable regulations. The paper details into performanc...

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García-Díaz, J. Carlos
Pulido-Rojano, Alexander
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2020
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Universidad Simón Bolívar
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Repositorio Digital USB
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Packing
Multihead weighing process
Six Sigma process
Optimal operating conditions
Variability reduction
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title Performance analysis and optimisation of new strategies for the setup of a multihead weighing process
spellingShingle Performance analysis and optimisation of new strategies for the setup of a multihead weighing process
Packing
Multihead weighing process
Six Sigma process
Optimal operating conditions
Variability reduction
title_short Performance analysis and optimisation of new strategies for the setup of a multihead weighing process
title_full Performance analysis and optimisation of new strategies for the setup of a multihead weighing process
title_fullStr Performance analysis and optimisation of new strategies for the setup of a multihead weighing process
title_full_unstemmed Performance analysis and optimisation of new strategies for the setup of a multihead weighing process
title_sort Performance analysis and optimisation of new strategies for the setup of a multihead weighing process
dc.creator.fl_str_mv García-Díaz, J. Carlos
Pulido-Rojano, Alexander
dc.contributor.author.none.fl_str_mv García-Díaz, J. Carlos
Pulido-Rojano, Alexander
dc.subject.eng.fl_str_mv Packing
Multihead weighing process
Six Sigma process
Optimal operating conditions
Variability reduction
topic Packing
Multihead weighing process
Six Sigma process
Optimal operating conditions
Variability reduction
description This paper highlights the benefits of multihead weighing, a packaging process based on the sum of weights of several individual hoppers wherein total weight of the packed product must be close to a specified target weight while complying with applicable regulations. The paper details into performance analysis and optimisation of new strategies for setting-up the process to achieve an optimal configuration of the machine. Three strategies, designed to optimise the packaging process, are analysed and compared in terms of supplying products to the hoppers. A factorial design of the experimental model is exploited to predict the measures of performance as a function of a variety of control settings. Results of the numerical experiments are used to analyse the sources of variability and to identify the optimum operating conditions for the multihead weigher. Therefore, the findings of this paper will benefit both manufacturer and users of the multihead weigher machine.
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