2016

Permanent URI for this collection

Browse

Recent Submissions

Now showing 1 - 12 of 12
  • Item
    Solar powered led street lightning with control intensity
    (UMT, Lahore, 2016) Tayyab Shoaib, M.Ahsan Bilal, Tayyab Bukhari and Shariq Tanvir
    The use of renewable resources has become a necessity in now time. These methods are very efficient and low in energy consumption. These are the pollution free resources of energy. The led light turned on at night automatically and turned off in daytime. The purpose of the project is to minimize the consumption of power in the streets. Power consumption is more in the existing system due to improper functionalities of street lights. By using our system, we can control the consumption of power. This is pollution free renewable resource. Solar power is used to charge the batteries. This circuit works in two mode control 1. Low Brightness 2. High Brightness This report describes the design of the Solar powered led street lightning with control intensity. The project based on 3 modules. 1. Solar Panel 2. Charge Controller & Battery 3. Intensity Control Circuit The circuit of the Project is designed, simulated and built with hardware. The simulation results and design details are provided. Circuit diagram of our project is successfully tested on hardware.
  • Item
    Reduction of defects in a manufacturing company using six sigma methodologies
    (UMT, Lahore, 2016) QAZI ZOHAIB AHSAN, ARSLAN ZAFAR and SYED JALAL RAHIM
    In this project, a case study on implementing the Six Sigma DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve and Control) methodology in a manufacturing company is presented. Different types of gears are manufactured in the company. Some types are cam shaft gear. Idler gear, fuel pump gear and fly wheel ring gear. The customers used these gears in tractor and fly wheel ring gear is used in car. In our case study idler gear was chosen for the implementation of DMAIC methodology. This problem will be tackled by implementation the Six Sigma DMAIC methodology. Failure to achieve the required outer diameter according to tolerance is the problem. Idler gear is the most critical component in the tractor. It is used with the combination of cam shaft gear and fuel pump gear. The purpose of these gears is to transmit the motion to the wheel. Failure to achieve in between outer diameter according to tolerance is the problem. The required outer diameter of Idler gear is 233.40 mm with a tolerance of ± 0.05 mm. So the outer diameter of the idler gear must to be between 233.35 mm and 233.45 mm. In past Six Sigma was implemented belt based training structure, so it was most expensive approach. Today we can implement DMAIC methodology of Six Sigma with less cost. In this background, an attempt was made to find out the root causes of defects in idler gear by employing Six Sigma DMAIC Methodology. The Sigma level of existing process is just 1.22. We was determined to the root causes of the defects in gear and made some suggestions for the company. These root causes are CNC lathe machine, cutting tool geometry and choice of the best combination of speed and feed rate. For that purpose we have designed an experiment and based on results we can choose the optimal combination. By implementing these suggestions company will be able to overcome the defects in idler gear and others as well. After reduction of these defects the sigma level will be increase by improving the process capability. DMAIC methodology is an effective tool for breakthrough improvement. This will enables the company to spend less cost to obtain Six Sigma level quality. Hence, DMAIC is the promising methodology to obtain maximum productivity and efficiency with less cost.
  • Item
    Balancing of product mix assembly line using sub assembly parallel shops via computer sim
    (UMT, Lahore, 2016) MUHAMMAD SALMAN, USMAN ALI S and AFDAR NAWAZ
    Assembly line balancing is extremely vital in automobile industries, where different models of a same product are produced and assembled on a single assembly line. What should be the product mix, how much quantity of each model is to be made each day and what should be the feed on the assembly line to meet the required daily target output. All these questions are answered in assembly line balancing procedure. Our project "Balancing of mix product assembly line" aims to handle the complication in the assembling of different models of same product and how simulation (Testing in the virtual reality) software will be implemented in order to better understand the process. For our project, we have study the Assembly line of mix product assembly system of Millet Tractors Ltd. and their data has been used for the study of our project. We were required to give suggestion on the basis of our study which can be used by the Millet Trectors to make an effective assembly line balancing system for their use. Our project is divided into 4 major categories that are, 1) Study of the existing system at Millat Tractors 2) Line balancing of mix product assembly 3) Use of simulation software for better understanding of line balancing 4) Comparison of existing and suggested system By introducing technical and simple decision system, we have stay away, as much as possible from complicated mathematics and instead, to give primary quantitative description to the complexity of a particular probabilistic demands problem, the general approach is taken. For this purpose, we studied different techniques of mix product assembly line balancing previously applied in the industrial world by different engineers. The crux of the study was affective in applying assembly line balancing rules, tools and techniques in Millat Tractors Ltd.
  • Item
    Honing process capability analysis and improvement of engine block cylinder liners at Millat tractors limited by using DMAIC six-sigma methodology
    (UMT, Lahore, 2016) MUHAMMAD TOUQEER, MUHAMMAD FAISAL and HAFIZ SAMAR RAEES
    Six-Sigma is a highly disciplined, data-driven, project based problem solving technique which makes the use of its approaches to analyze the current process performance and then to propose the improved method to achieve the higher level of performance. The DMAIC(define-measure-analyze-improve-control) methodology of Six-Sigma is implemented in this project to analyze the capability of honing process of engine block cylinder liner in an automotive industry. Process capability analysis assures that the processes are suitable for industry or company according to specification limits provided by the customer. Process capability analysis has its prime importance for analyzing and benchmarking the current process performance level and the expected defects in production. Process capability indices measure the inherent variability of the process to analyze its performance. The major aim of conducting this study is to analyze the current capability of the honing process of engine block being machined in the industry and to suggest the possible improvements that would bed one to attain the higher level of process capability. Furthermore, it includes the statistic al analyses and validation of critical assumptions required to carry out the capability analysis. The project emphasis on the experimental computations of the basic capability indices Cp, Cpk, Pp and Ppk which includes selection of critical parameters (CTQ), finding the root causes of variation, data collection, process capability study and data evaluation.
  • Item
    Productivity enhancement by using VSM at PEL
    (UMT, Lahore, 2016) Afnan Tariq, Waseem Haider Naqvi, Abdul Wahab and Usama Saif Agah
    Pak electron company (PEL) is one the leading and oldest composite electrical equipment manufacturing company of Pakistan established in 1956 which is producing variety of products now a days. In this competitive environment every company is striving to be the prominent. PEL manufactures 250 deep freezers daily while performing number of non-value added activities. Increase in lead time, breakdown of various machines etc. This project mainly focuses on creating current and future state value stream maps of the deep freezer department to remove all the non-value added activities. Decreasing lead time as well number of workers up to 50%. And providing recommendations to improve current operations within the department.
  • Item
    A lean approach to improve efficiency by using VSM in excel engineering (PVT)
    (UMT, Lahore, 2016) Ali Arslan, Muhammad Zawar, Sohaib Ariz and Abdul Razzaq
    The project that we decided to perform is about value stream mapping, and to perform this project we chose a manufacturing (excel engineering) industry. The excel engineering currently create elevated expectation car and building part which incorporate Casting, Machining, Forging, Fabrication and Heat Treatment offices.. By visiting the industry we analyze that, this is going very difficult for the company to sustain their standard as the demand is increasing. And this also not be possible to meet the time limit criteria of the client. As the solution to save the company from this expected problem and to enhance the performance, the management of the company needs to apply the technique like “value stream mapping”. By the use of this technique they can manage their system properly and it would also be useful to meet their time limit as client expectations. Value stream mapping is lean manufacturing technique used to analyze and improve the stream of data or material required to deliver an item or administration for a client. It includes information flow from top management to work and from the suppliers to customer. For this purpose, six key factors are identified. These key factors are 1) efficiency 2) waiting time 3) lead time 4) work in process 5) defect 6) transportation. The non-value added activities are being identified and eliminated for the purpose of improvement.
  • Item
    Process capability of stem conditioning
    (UMT, Lahore, 2016) Abdullah Khalid Khan and Muhammad Junaid
    The purpose of this report is to put in the picture what we have done in my Final Year BS Project at PTC-JF. This report is in the form of factual data that we gathered during our Final year project. The task which is assigned to us for our final year project was to constantly monitor the moisture percentage in feed supplies to Bin and make these observations the basics of our project examination i.e. “Process Capability of stem conditioning”. To ensure the exactness of data tabulated we gathered as many as 100 samples and further had they tested from quality lab. Having a sample space as big as 100 helped in getting very accurate results in the Process Capability analysis carried out. We have learn how to work in the team to done the final year project and how the big industries faces their problems and work in the team to solve that problems .The basic purpose of the final year project is to implement your studies in the practical field and analyze the problems or things you have made or observed in the final year project which you mention in the final year report with the suggestion. Here we would like to enlighten the all-time availability of my advisor during any difficulty which, we face during the Final year project.
  • Item
    Reduction in average waiting time of patients using simulation approach
    (UMT, Lahore, 2016) SYED DANISH GILLANI, MUHAMMAD REHAN and MUHAMMAD HUSSNAIN UD DIN
    In this project we solve the problems of the service industry with the help of the simulation and found the optimized solutions for the service problems. In this project we use ARENA simulation software. We select a hospital for the simulation study and tried to reduce the patient waiting time at the hospital facility. The use of simulation in the medical industry is increasing rapidly. This is the main reasons to select a hospital for the simulation studies. In modern world one of the major sector for industrial engineer are hospitals, through our project we have tried to enlighten the importance of an industrial engineer in hospitals. In this project we did following  Studied the existing system of hospital  Collected and analyzed data for hospital service optimization  Used simulation software for better understanding of the service of the service provided in the hospital.
  • Item
    Economic and general analysis of quality defects and their solutions of PET gourmet bottles
    (UMT, Lahore, 2016) Zaeem Naseer, Waheed Ahmed and Muhammad Awais
    Despite abundant evidence that there are some issues regarding bursting of bottles due to some major factors like quality defects before and after manufacturing, but unfortunately there is presently no major study that focuses on the theme. The main aim of the current thesis is to examine the product and the main reason of neck & base crack issue in the final product. This can be done by analyzing the reaction of different sections & plant of the factory. While focusing on the period between 2015 and 2016 the thesis traces the evolution of the neck & base crack issue dating back to 2010. The thesis also shows how the conditions will affect the quality of raw material & final product. In parallel, the thesis explores the quality defects on preforms & bottles after getting manufactured. This was strongly indicated from the 2010 that this problem will increased and definitely will target the market value and sales. To highlights the main reason of problem, humidity was concluded as the main reason for this issue. The central argument of the thesis, therefore, is effect of humidity on preforms & bottles and the after products. The thesis contends that by controlling the humidity we can control this issue of neck & base crack because it mostly occurs during the humid season from June to September. Getting data from all warehouses & by noticing all the parameters suggested by original equipment manufacturer the data was collected to investigate the reason behind this serious issue. Also, help from the technical team of the original equipment manufacturer was taken. The site visits were arranged so that they can have a brief and comprehension visit of the plants and to find out the main reasons behind the fault. After all the investigation and more than 1 year of hard work, they were all able to come to a conclusion that this problem was occurred, more or less, due to the factor of humidity. Finally, this thesis observes that the main problems lies in controlling the environment on all the plants like injection molding plant where preforms are manufactured & blow mold where bottles and final products are being manufactured and also the warehouses where the final product is kept. Moreover, this thesis also observe the wrong parameters used in manufacturing. After all the investigation, completion of action plans and remedies taken the company was able to reduce the defect to 95% expectedly. This could be a big achievement.
  • Item
    Importance of occupational health and safety and barriers to its implementation
    (UMT, Lahore, 2016) HUSSAIN AHMAD, SUMMIYA NIZAMI and HUSNAIN HAIDER
    Injuries in the workplaces are a matter of concern for all organizations on ethical, economic, professional and legal grounds (Mark A. Friend, 2007). Occupational Health and Safety (OHS), also referred to as Occupational Safety and Health (OSH), is the field concerned with safety, health and welfare of people employed at any workplace. The main objectives of OHS include building, nurturing and sustaining a safe and healthy environment at workplaces. At some places around the globe, the scope of OHS is extended to included co-workers, family members, customers, and many other stakeholders who might get affected by the work environment. Workplace conditions are typically regulated by bodies designated by the legislature in place. Either common law practices alone or the statutory regulations drawn upon common law practices lay out the guidelines in this regard (Foster, 2012). Organizations in Pakistan are also bound by law to ensure a safe working environment for the people engaged at various workplaces. This study has been undertaken to observe the level of implementation of OHS in automotive parts manufacturers sector in Pakistan and to identify the barriers that companies face in their efforts to implement OHS in their workplaces so that improvement measures to be taken in the wake of the said barriers could be proposed.
  • Item
    Improving productivity using lean manufacturing tools at GMS forgings Lahore
    (UMT, Lahore, 2016) HAIDER MASOOD, FARHAN SHAH and MUHAMMAD AJMAL
    This project presents an industrial case wherein the “Lean Manufacturing Concepts” have been applied for the objective of process improvement. The scope of the project was limited to Machining Line of Rocker Shaft MF 240 at GMS Forgings. Various tools namely Process & time study, Takt time calculation, 5S, Assembly line balancing &Value Stream Mapping have been employed to achieve the objectives. Baseline parameters have been established including standardization of task times. Recommendations are devised and presented to industry for possible implementation. It is assessed that up-to 36.5% improvement in labor productivity, 24.6% reduction in lead time and 80.7% reduction in the movement of material in Machining shop is possible if suggested solutions are implemented.
  • Item
    Solar powered dry biomass fueled stove
    (UMT, Lahore, 2016) BABAR SALEEM, DANYAL AHMED and AHMED MALIK
    As we were doing our final year project, our main objective of our project is to convert agricultural-waste into a useful resource and design a Biomass cook stove with improved thermal performance and low cost. • Efficient Cooking Technique • Safe Cooking Technique • Economical Cooking technique Other main objective of our project was to introduce a stove that could use as an alternative to Natural Gas Burner. Currently about 2.7 billion people in developing countries rely on biomass including wood, charcoal, tree leaves, crop residues and animal dung for cooking. In Pakistan, nearly 66% of the population cook’s food using different biomass fuels. The situation is not likely to change in the near future due to the high cost of LPG that makes it unaffordable for poor people across the Pakistan. The biomass burning devices used for cooking are known in the literature by various names such as cook stoves, wood-burning cook stoves or biomass cook stoves. There is a need to focus on drastic reduction in the costs of these stoves through innovative designs and by exploring the possibility of using locally available materials. We have used rice husk as biomass and made a special reactor fabricated from local machines and local materials in order to decrease the cost of stove. We have achieved high thermal efficiency from our stove using gasification process which requires limited amount of air that has been provided by a DC fan that is also connected to solar power in order to charge the battery so that stove can be operated at any time even during electric load shedding. By-product is a bio-char which can be used as a fertilizer because of enrichment of essential minerals like potassium and nitrogen. We have designed different models of our stove using Creo Parametric 2.0 designing software and implemented different design factors in our stove for better handling, operating and for better safety purpose. We have won “Rector Award for Entrepreneurial and Innovation” for our final year project “Solar Powered Dry Biomass Fueled Stove”. We also compete for Pakistan Startup Cup 2016 and secured a position among top 25 projects all over the Punjab.