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Family Planning Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices Among Male and Female Garment Factory Workers in Alexandria, Egypt [PDF]
Most evidence on factory workers’ family planning (FP) needs has primarily focused on female workers. This study examines knowledge, attitudes, and practices of male and female garment factory workers in Alexandria, Egypt, and identifies factors ...
Noha el Khorazaty, Nahla Abdel‐Tawab
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Digital twin driven factory and production planning (FPP)
In today’s competitive manufacturing environment, monitoring the factory floor and ensuring production visibility are critical. Factory and Production Planning (FPP) is a structured approach that encompasses both physical infrastructure in factory ...
Abdul Raheem +2 more
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The 3D modelling of indoor environments and the generation of process simulations play an important role in factory and assembly planning. In brownfield planning cases, existing data are often outdated and incomplete especially for older plants, which ...
Christina Petschnigg +3 more
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Analysis Of Uncertainty Over The Factory Life Cycle
The cost and performance structure of a factory is determined in factory planning and activated in the operation phase with a time delay. Even though the majority of investments result from structural planning, the first conceptual and most important ...
Hingst, Lennart +4 more
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Life Cycle Oriented Planning Of Changeability In Factory Planning Under Uncertainty
Factory planning and factory operation collectively form a major part of the factory life cycle. The growing awareness of uncertainties throughout the factory life cycle is not only a consequence of recent events, but also the realization that factories ...
Hingst, Lennart +4 more
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Existing methods for evaluating manufacturing process chain complexity consider the number of machines, state of machines, number of parts, operation time, and processing sequence of parts. However, such evaluation methods ignore human factors.
Huimin Li +3 more
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The challenges for industrial companies in the area of factory planning and operation are characterised on the one hand by permanently shortening product life cycles and increasing product diversity.
Langer, Adrian +6 more
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A review of frameworks, methods and models for the evaluation and engineering of factory life cycles
Factories are complex systems, which are characterized by interlinked and overlapping life cycles of the constituent factory elements. Within this context, the heterogeneity of these life cycles results in life cycle complexity and corresponding ...
Antal Dér +3 more
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Towards Factory location planning using GIS
Today, companies face continuously increasing competitive pressure resulting from highly volatile markets, globalisation and constantly growing customer requirements.
Hook, Justin +5 more
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Current developments and trends are causing an increasingly turbulent environment for manufacturing companies. In order to respond to these dynamic market conditions, products and thus also production systems have to be adapted more frequently and much ...
Neuhäuser, Thomas +6 more
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