February 2nd Week - Industrial Engineering Knowledge Revision Plan

Feb 2nd week


Human Factors and Motivation
Leadership - Koontz and O'Donnell - Review Notes


Supervision - Introduction - Public Administration Point of View
Committes and Group Decision Making - Review Notes


Communication - Koontz and O'Donnell - Review Notes
Summary of Principles - Directing - Leading


The System and Process of Controlling - Review Notes
Control Techniques and Information Technology

Productivity Control
Overall Control and Preventive Control - Review Notes



February 1st Week Revision Plan


The Revision started in 3rd Week of January

Modules  of Industrial Engineering ONLINE Course 

Modules

• Introduction to Industrial Engineering
• Contribution of Taylor, Gilbreth, Emerson, Maynard, Barnes, Shigeo Shingo
• Productivity Science
• Productivity Engineering - 
• Product Industrial Engineering, 
• Process Industrial Engineering
• IE Economic Analysis
• IEOR
• IE Statistics - Six Sigma Optimization
• Human Effort Industrial Engineering
• IE Measurements
• Productivity Management
• Applied Industrial Engineering 
• Industrial Engineering 4.0
• Industrial Engineering Case Studies 

February 1st Week - Industrial Engineering Knowledge Revision Plan

February 1st Week

The Nature of Organizing - Review Notes
Departmentation in Organizations - Review Notes



Line-Staff Authority and Decentralization - Review Notes
Effective Organizing and Organizational Culture - Review Notes



Summary - Principles - Organizing
Human Resource Management and Selection




Performance Appraisal and Career Strategy
Manager and Organization Development



Summary - Principles - Staffing
Resourcing; A Function of Management

The Revision started in 3rd Week of January

Industrial Engineering Techniques will be covered after covering the introductory management areas in the initial months

Modules  of Industrial Engineering ONLINE Course 

Modules

• Introduction to Industrial Engineering
• Contribution of Taylor, Gilbreth, Emerson, Maynard, Barnes, Shigeo Shingo
• Productivity Science
• Productivity Engineering - 
• Product Industrial Engineering, 
• Process Industrial Engineering
• IE Economic Analysis
• IEOR
• IE Statistics - Six Sigma Optimization
• Human Effort Industrial Engineering
• IE Measurements
• Productivity Management
• Applied Industrial Engineering 
• Industrial Engineering 4.0
• Industrial Engineering Case Studies 

January 3rd Week - Industrial Engineering Knowledge Revision Plan

Every year the revision exercise starts in the third week of January

Father of Industrial Engineering

Frederick Taylor

                                                        Picture Source:
                                                        http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_Winslow_Taylor

January 3rd Week  18th to 22rd 2015

Development of Management Subject. Theory of Management developed over a long a period of time with periodic quantum jumps in thinking.
Scientific Management/Shop Management - F.W. Taylor Introduction

Industrial Management and General Management - Henri Fayol
Importance of Human Relations in Management - Elton Mayo and Rothelisberger (Insights from Psychology)

Organization as a Social Group (Insights of Sociologists)
Mathematical Models and Their Optimization

Control of Variation in Inputs and Outputs (Insights from Statistics)
Systems Approach in Management

Business Conceptualization (Insights from Economics, Engineering Economics, Managerial Economics, Industrial Economics)
Peter Drucker - Business Organization - Economic Function - Social Responsibility


January 4th week Revision Plan

Modules  of Industrial Engineering ONLINE Course 

Modules

• Introduction to Industrial Engineering
• Contribution of Taylor, Gilbreth, Emerson, Maynard, Barnes, Shigeo Shingo
• Productivity Science
• Productivity Engineering - 
• Product Industrial Engineering, 
• Process Industrial Engineering
• IE Economic Analysis
• IEOR
• IE Statistics - Six Sigma Optimization
• Human Effort Industrial Engineering
• IE Measurements
• Productivity Management
• Applied Industrial Engineering 
• Industrial Engineering 4.0
• Industrial Engineering Case Studies 

Green Industrial Policy

https://www.die-gdi.de/uploads/media/DP_28.2014.pdf


http://www.eceee.org/all-news/press/2015/how-ee-cuts-costs-for-2-degree-future

Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) - UK

The Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) is an energy assessment and energy
saving scheme and is established by the Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme Regulations
2014 (ESOS Regulations).
The scheme applies to large undertakings and groups containing large undertakings in the
UK.

The qualification date for the first compliance period is 31 December 2014.
A large undertaking is:
- any UK undertaking that meets either one or both of the conditions below:
 it employs 250 or more people1

 it has an annual turnover in excess of 50 million euro (£38,937,777), and an annual
balance sheet total in excess of 43 million euro (£33,486,489)


https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/466515/LIT_10094.pdf



https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/techniques-slash-73-off-your-energy-bill-how-much-do-you-kit-oung

New Technologies to Help in Energy Conservation and Efficiency Improvement

Energy-management system
Advanced analytics
Smart grids

Immersion-cooling technology
Liquid-desiccant systems
Pressurized-plenum-recirculation-air system

Automated-compressor-staging and capacity control systems
Variable-head-pressure controls
Direct-contact water heaters



Power

Ultra-supercritical plants
High-efficiency combined-cycle gas turbine
Trigeneration

Cement

Fluidized-bed advanced-cement-kiln system
Combustion-system improvements (gyrotherm)
High-efficiency grate coolers (reciprocating)
Improved preheating/precalcining

Oil refining and chemicals

Advanced-process control
Membrane gas separation
High-pressure recovery
Steam compressors


Pulp and paper

Advanced-thermomechanical pulping
Heat recovery in thermomechanical pulping
High-consistency paper making
Impulse drying in wet-pressing process


Steel
Coke-dry quenching
Cyclone-converter furnace
Endless-strip production
Top-gas-recycling blast furnace
Mining Automated-mine-ventilation control and

Mining

Automated-mine-ventilation control and air reconditioning
High-pressure grinding rolls
In-pit crushing-conveyance and high-angle conveyance systems
Low-loss conveyor belts
Stirred-media mills

From
McKinsey & Co.

Greening the future: New technologies that could transform how industry uses energy

August 2015

Authors

Harsh Choudhry
Mads Lauritzen
Ken Somers
Joris Van Niel


You can download the report from McKinsey Company website

Robust Design - Productivity during Design & Development

Robust Design is an engineering methodology for improving productivity during design & development so that high quality products can be produced at low cost.


Robust Design is an engineering methodology for improving productivity during design & development so that high quality products can be produced at low cost.

Robsut design optimization is systematic and efficient way to meet the challenge design optimization for performance, quality & cost. 

It is capable of

Making product performance insensitive to raw material variation, thus providing scope for  the use of lower grade alloys, 

Making designs robust against manufacturing variation, thus reducing material cost for rework & scrap,

Making the design least sensitive to the variation in operating environment.

It uses a new structured development process so that design engineering time is used more productively.

The Robust Design method uses a mathematical tool called Orthogonal Arrays to study a large number of decision variables with a small number of experiments. It also uses a new measure of quality called signal-to-noise (S/N) ratio to predict the quality from the customer's perspective. 

http://www.casde.iitb.ac.in/mdo/sigmdo/sigmdo3/prior/shyam.php




To be updated using material from Ulrich and Eppinger