Based on the by Michael Schenk, Siegfried Wirth, and Egon Müller, this guide outlines the core methodology for designing adaptable and efficient factories. Core Philosophy: Situation-Driven Planning
: Defining what will be produced (quantity, quality, and variety). Factory Planning Manual: Situation-Driven Produ...
The primary framework used in the manual is the , which structures projects into two main "complexes": 1. Project Definition (Complex I) Based on the by Michael Schenk, Siegfried Wirth,
: Aligning factory goals with broader business targets. Project Definition (Complex I) : Aligning factory goals
: A heavy emphasis is placed on selecting the best technical and human resources for specific cases to maximize energy and cost savings.
: The manual advocates for the use of VR-supported planning and simulation to test "cross-linked" production structures before they are built. Practical Implementation The manual provides tools to assist planners, such as:
: Designing the ideal flow of materials and people.