A.Çağkan KILIÇ 503111319 3th Week Unanswered Terms

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5-) Push System: 

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In traditional production environments, a “push system” is used: work is pushed to the next station as it is completed without considering whether the next station is ready to take the parts from the previous station. Consequently, work may pile up at the work stations that fall behind schedule.

(Learning from Manufacturing: JIT and MRP in Built Environment Education, Prof Low Sui Pheng and Le Ha Dung, School of Design and Environment, National University of Singapore, No:14, page: 24)

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In traditional manufacturing, the parts are made in batches, placed in inventory, and used whenever necessary. This approach is known as a push system, meaning that parts are made according to a schedule and are placed in inventory to be used whenever they are needed.

(Manufacturing Engineering and Technology, Kalpakjian S., Schmid S.R., 5th edition, Page: 1226)