SIMULATION FOR REDUCING ENERGY CONSUMPTION OF MULTI CORE LOW VOLTAGE POWER CABLE MANUFACTURING SYSTEM

Authors

  • Saipul Azmi Mohd Hashim

Abstract

This paper proposes an integrated simulation manufacturing system with ARENA 7.01 to reduce the energy consumption in production line. There are two projected propose scenarios implemented to simulate this matter i.e. more economical machine use, and process cluster scenarios. The two scenario will be compared with normal scenario that represent current system will also model with ARENA. Comparatively based on normal scenario, the propose models succeeded reduce by 2.85% for more economical machine use and 3.17% for process cluster.  

Author Biography

  • Saipul Azmi Mohd Hashim
    Lectuter at Kolej Komuniti Kepala Batas

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2017-01-04

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Engineering (Civil, Electrical,Mechanical)