WO2023053801A1

WO2023053801A1 - Production capacity management device, production capacity management method, and production capacity management program

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Publication number: WO2023053801A1
Application number: PCT/JP2022/032070
Authority: WO
Inventors: 彰人保里; 裕起竹原; 玄周佐野
Original assignee: パナソニックＩｐマネジメント株式会社
Priority date: 2021-09-30
Filing date: 2022-08-25
Publication date: 2023-04-06

Abstract

This production capacity management method: acquires device information and operation records of a plurality of production devices provided in a production line in which a product is produced; generates, from the device information and the operation records, virtual capacity information about the production line, including information about equipment elements possessed by the production device, information about the specifications of the production device, information about the time required for the production line to produce a product, and information about an event requiring work on the part of an operator with respect to the production line, and the frequency of occurrence thereof; and stores, in a storage unit , the generated virtual capacity information for each operation record.

Description

Production capacity management device, production capacity management method, and production capacity management program

The present disclosure relates to a production capacity management device, a production capacity management method, and a production capacity management program that generate information used for estimating the production capacity of a production line.

In a production line consisting of production equipment such as component mounting equipment, products such as electronic circuit boards with components mounted on them are continuously produced. In order to estimate the production capacity of such a production line, in addition to the processing capacity of each production equipment, it is necessary to consider the temporary operation of the production equipment due to operator work such as supplying parts and other materials to the production equipment and responding to errors in the production equipment. It is also necessary to consider stoppage and the like (for example, Patent Literature 1). The system described in Patent Document 1 is based on pre-stored information such as the configuration of a production line for estimating production capacity, information on production equipment, and the frequency of occurrence of operator work, input information on operators, and a production plan. estimating the production capacity of a component mounting line.

JP 2017-199742 A

The production capacity management apparatus of the present disclosure includes an acquisition unit that acquires device information and operation results of a plurality of production devices provided in a production line in which products are produced, and from the device information and the operation results, the production device is information on equipment elements possessed, information on the specifications of the production equipment, information on the time required for the production line to produce the product, and events requiring operator work on the production line a virtual capacity generation unit that generates the virtual capacity information of the production line including information about the occurrence frequency thereof; and a storage unit that stores the generated virtual capacity information for each of the operation results.

A production capacity management method of the present disclosure acquires device information and operation results of a plurality of production devices provided in a production line in which a product is produced, and obtains from the device information and the operation results the production device possesses. Information on equipment elements, information on the specifications of the production equipment, information on the time required for the production line to produce the product, events requiring operator work on the production line, and their events. and generating virtual capacity information of the production line including information about occurrence frequency, and storing the generated virtual capacity information in a storage unit for each of the operation results.

The production capacity management program of the present disclosure causes a computer to execute the production capacity management method described above.

According to the present disclosure, it is possible to easily estimate the production capacity of production lines with different configurations.

FIG. 1 is a configuration explanatory diagram of a production system according to one embodiment of the present disclosure. FIG. 2 is a configuration explanatory diagram of a production line included in the production system according to one embodiment of the present disclosure. FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the production system according to one embodiment of the present disclosure. FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram of generation of virtual capacity information in the production capacity management device according to the embodiment of the present disclosure. FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating an example of a floor setting screen displayed on the display unit of the production control device according to the embodiment of the present disclosure; FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating an example of a line setting (main) screen displayed on the display unit of the production control device according to the embodiment of the present disclosure; FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an example of a line setting (equipment addition) screen displayed on the display unit of the production control device according to the embodiment of the present disclosure; FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating an example of a line setting (equipment option setting) screen displayed on the display unit of the production control device according to the embodiment of the present disclosure; FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating an example of a simulation setting (floor setting) screen displayed on the display unit of the production control device according to the embodiment of the present disclosure; FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating an example of a simulation setting (result display) screen displayed on the display unit of the production control device according to the embodiment of the present disclosure; FIG. 11 is a flow diagram of a production capacity estimation method for a production line according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. FIG. 12 is a flow diagram of a production line virtual capacity information generating method according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

In the prior art including Patent Document 1, in order to estimate the production capacity, it is necessary to input a lot of detailed information on the production line, production equipment, and products in advance to build a simulation environment. there was a problem. In other words, while it is possible to easily estimate production capacity under multiple conditions on a production line with a simulated environment, when considering the addition of production equipment or investment in a new production line, a large amount of detailed information is available for each production line with a different configuration. There is a problem that it takes time and effort to input, and there is room for further improvement in order to use it for equipment investment consideration.

Therefore, an object of the present disclosure is to provide a production capacity management device, a production capacity management method, and a production capacity management program that can easily generate information used for estimating the production capacity of production lines with different configurations.

An embodiment of the present disclosure will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings. The configuration, screen display, etc. described below are examples for explanation, and can be changed as appropriate according to the specifications of the production system, production line, production equipment, production management equipment, and production capacity management equipment. In the following, the same reference numerals are given to the corresponding elements in all the drawings, and redundant explanations are omitted. In FIGS. 1 and 2, the left side of the paper surface is upstream and the right side is downstream in the substrate transport direction (horizontal direction in FIGS. 1 and 2). 1 and 2, the lower side of the paper surface is defined as the front, and the upper side is defined as the rear in the direction orthogonal to the board transfer direction in the horizontal plane (vertical direction in FIGS. 1 and 2).

FIG. 1 is a configuration explanatory diagram of a production system 1 according to one embodiment of the present disclosure. First, the configuration of the production system 1 will be described with reference to FIG. A production system 1 includes floors F1 to F3 in a customer's factory and a support center S established at a location away from the floors F1 to F3 (factory) to support the customer's production activities. Each of the floors F1 to F3 is provided with a production line for producing electronic circuit boards having components mounted thereon as products. The floors F1 to F3 may be installed in the same factory, or may be installed in a plurality of factories. Floors F1 to F3 have the same configuration, and floor F1 will be described below.

In FIG. 1, three production lines L1 to L3 are installed on floor F1. The production apparatuses provided in the production lines L1 to L3 are connected to a local communication network 2 such as a LAN (Local Area Network), and are connected to a production control apparatus 3 via an internal communication unit 4. The production control device 3 has a function of creating data and parameters necessary for the operation of the production devices provided on the production lines L1 to L3 and transmitting them to each production device. In addition, data such as the operation status and work history of each production device is transmitted from each production device to the production control device 3 . In addition to the production control device 3, the floor F1 may have a line control device for controlling the production of electronic circuit boards for each of the production lines L1 to L3.

The production lines L1 to L3 are equipped with component mounting lanes L1F to L3F and component mounting lanes L1R to L3R that have the function of producing electronic circuit boards on the front and rear, respectively. Note that the number of production lines L1 provided on the floor F1 does not have to be three, and may be one, two, or four or more. In addition, each of the production lines L1 to L3 does not have to have two component mounting lanes in the front and the rear, and may have only one. In the example shown in FIG. 1, the production control device 3 is installed inside the floor F1 on which the production lines L1 to L3 are installed, but the production control device 3 may be installed outside the floor F1. In addition to the configuration in which each of the floors F1 to F3 in the factory is provided with the production control device 3, one production control device 3 installed in the factory controls the production lines L1 to L3 on each of the floors F1 to F3. It may be configured to

In FIG. 1, the support center S is equipped with a production capacity management device 7 . Each production management device 3 of the plurality of floors F1 to F3 has an external communication unit 5. As shown in FIG. Also, the production capacity management device 7 of the support center S has an external communication unit 8 . The external communication unit 5 and the external communication unit 8 are connected to an off-premises communication network 6 such as the Internet or a mobile communication line. With this configuration, the production management device 3 and the production capacity management device 7 can exchange information via the off-premises communication network 6 .

The production capacity management device 7 acquires the device information and performance information of the production devices from the production management devices 3 on the floors F1 to F3 and stores them in the database. In addition, the production capacity management device 7 has a function of generating virtual capacity information of the production lines L1 to L3 from the information stored in the database in response to a request from the production management device 3, and estimating the virtual production capacity. are doing.

Next, with reference to FIG. 2, the detailed configuration of production lines L1 to L3 will be described. The production lines L1 to L3 have the same configuration, and the production line L1 will be explained below. FIG. 2 is a configuration explanatory diagram of L1 of the production line provided in the production system 1. As shown in FIG. The production line L1 includes, from upstream to downstream in the substrate conveying direction, a substrate supply device M1, a substrate sorting device M2, a solder printing device M3, a printing inspection device M4, a board sorting device M5, component mounting devices M6 to M9, and a board sorting device. A device M10, a mounting inspection device M11, a reflow device M12, a substrate sorting device M13, and a substrate recovery device M14 are connected in series.

Board sorting device M2, solder printing device M3, print inspection device M4, board sorting device M5, component mounting devices M6 to M9, board sorting device M10, mounting inspection device M11, reflow device M12, and board sorting device M13 are connected to a local communication network. 2 and an internal communication unit 4 to the production control device 3 . The substrate supply device M1 has two

conveyors

9a and 9b, one at the front and the other at the rear. The

conveyors

9a and 9b have the function of delivering the supplied

substrates

10A and 10B of different substrate types to the downstream substrate sorting device M2. have. The substrate 10A and the substrate 10B may be of the same substrate type.

In FIG. 2, board sorting apparatuses M2, M5, M10, and M13 are provided with a transport conveyor, which is a board sorting work section, and a conveyor moving mechanism for moving the transport conveyor between the front and the rear, and each board received from an upstream production apparatus is provided with a transport conveyor. It is a production device that executes a board sorting operation of sorting and delivering 10A and 10B to downstream production devices. The substrate sorting devices M2 and M10 receive the

substrates

10A and 10B from the front and rear conveyors connected upstream, move the conveyors while holding the

substrates

10A and 10B, and connect them downstream. It is handed over in order to a single conveyor. Information about the order of the

substrates

10A and 10B delivered downstream is transmitted to the production control device 3 via the local communication network 2 and the internal communication unit 4 from the built-in device communication unit.

The substrate sorting devices M5 and M13 receive the

substrates

10A and 10B from one conveyer connected upstream, move the conveyor while holding the

substrates

10A and 10B, and transfer the

substrates

10A and 10B to the front conveyor connected downstream. It distributes and delivers to two rear conveyors. When handing over to the downstream, based on the information about the order of the

substrates

10A and 10B transmitted from the production control device 3 via the local communication network 2 and the internal communication unit 4, received by the built-in control communication unit, mixed from the upstream The

substrates

10A and 10B that are conveyed are distributed to a predetermined front or rear conveyor. If the component mounting apparatuses M6 to M9 are single-lane type having one conveyor, the production line L1 does not need to have the board sorting apparatuses M2, M5, M10, M13.

In FIG. 2, the solder printing device M3 is a production device that executes a solder printing operation for printing solder on the

substrates

10A and 10B to be mounted by a solder printing operation unit. In the solder printing device M3, when the solder contained in the solder printing device M3 is consumed and runs out (when the solder runs out) while the solder printing operation is repeated, the operator replenishes the solder. Also, in the setup change work for switching the electronic circuit board to be produced, the operator in the solder printer M3 performs the work of exchanging the mask for solder printing, and the work of changing the arrangement of the support pins that support the

boards

10A and 10B from below during solder printing. etc., are executed. The print inspection apparatus M4 is a production apparatus that performs print inspection work for inspecting the state of solder printed on the

substrates

10A and 10B by a print inspection work unit including a solder inspection camera.

In FIG. 2, each of the component mounting apparatuses M6 to M9 mounts components D on the

substrates

10A and 10B by a component mounting operation unit including two front and rear conveyors, two component supply units, and two mounting heads. It is a production device that executes component mounting work to be carried out. Note that the production line L1 is not limited to a configuration with four component mounting apparatuses, and may have one component mounting apparatus or five or more component mounting apparatuses. In each of the component mounting apparatuses M6 to M9, two conveyors extending in the substrate conveying direction are arranged in front and rear in parallel, and two component supply units are arranged outside the two conveyors (front and rear).

The component supply unit includes a plurality of tape feeders that supply the components D by tape-feeding a carrier tape that holds the components D, a tray feeder that supplies the components D while replacing the trays holding the plurality of components D, and the like. D is supplied to the pickup position by the mounting head. The mounting head has a suction nozzle that vacuum-sucks the component D, picks up the component D supplied by the component supply unit, and carries out the component mounting work of transferring and mounting the component D onto the

substrates

10A and 10B that are transported by the conveyor and positioned and held. . In the tape feeder and tray of the component supply unit, carrier tapes and trays are set to hold predetermined components D at the time of changeover so that predetermined components D are supplied according to the board type of the electronic circuit board to be produced. (in other words, parts D are arranged).

Each of the component mounting apparatuses M6 to M9 performs component mounting work in various mounting modes based on the production data. In the alternate mounting mode, a component mounting operation is performed in which two mounting heads alternately transfer and mount components to the

boards

10A and 10B. In the independent mounting mode, a component mounting operation is performed in which two mounting heads independently transfer and mount components to the

substrates

10A and 10B respectively held by the two conveyors. A plurality of connected component mounting apparatuses M6 to M9 can perform component mounting work in the same mounting mode, and can also perform component mounting work in separate mounting modes.

In addition, in the two-lane production method, the two conveyors convey the

boards

10A and 10B, respectively, and the mounting head carries out the component mounting work in which the components are transported and mounted. In the single-lane production method, only one of the two conveyors conveys the

substrates

10A and 10B, and the mounting head transfers and mounts the components, which is a component mounting operation.

In each of the component mounting apparatuses M6 to M9, when the component D held by the component supply section is consumed while the component mounting work is repeatedly continued and falls below a predetermined remaining number (when a component shortage warning occurs), or when the component D When there is no more (when parts run out), the operator performs the replenishment work of the part D (replenishment of the carrier tape, replacement of the tray, etc.). In addition, the component mounter (one of M6 to M9) stops, such as a suction error that the suction nozzle does not normally pick up the component D, or an error that the tape feeder stops supplying the component D due to carrier tape tangling (jamming). When an equipment error occurs, the operator performs recovery work from the equipment error.

In addition, in the setup change work to switch the electronic circuit board to be produced, the operator replaces the tape feeder, replaces the tray, replaces the mounting head, and picks up the target component mounting device (any of M6 to M9). Nozzle replacement work and arrangement change work of the support pins that support the

substrates

10A and 10B from below when the components are mounted are executed. Further, a nozzle changer that holds a plurality of suction nozzles and automatically replaces the suction nozzles attached to the mounting head during component mounting work, and a component D held by the suction nozzles before mounting them on the

substrates

10A and 10B. Replacement work of equipment options such as a transfer unit used to transfer paste to the electrode of D, an electrical property measuring device for measuring the electrical property of the component D held by the suction nozzle, etc. is also performed as necessary.

　In FIG. 2, when performing the above-described work, the operator moves to the operation surface (front or rear) of the component mounting apparatus (one of M6 to M9) to be worked on and performs the work. Equipment errors include equipment errors in which only the front or rear component mounting work on which the equipment error has occurred is stopped and the component mounting work on the opposite side continues without stopping, and equipment errors caused by the component mounting equipment. Some device errors are automatically recovered by recovery processing. In this way, each of the component mounting apparatuses M6 to M9 has equipment elements such as a tape feeder, a tray feeder, a mounting head, a nozzle changer, a transfer unit, and an electrical characteristic measuring device, and produces electronic circuit boards (products). It is a production device that performs component mounting work.

In FIG. 2, the mounting inspection apparatus M11 is a production apparatus that performs mounting inspection work for inspecting the state of the components D mounted on the

boards

10A and 10B by means of a mounting inspection work section including a component inspection camera. The reflow device M12 heats the

substrates

10A and 10B carried into the device by the substrate heating unit, hardens the solder on the

substrates

10A and 10B, and joins the electrode portions of the

substrates

10A and 10B and the component D. It is a production device that performs a heating operation. The substrate recovery device M14 has two

conveyors

9c and 9d, front and rear, and the

conveyors

9c and 9d have a function of receiving and recovering the

substrates

10A and 10B, respectively, from the upstream substrate sorting device M13.

In this way, in the production line L1, the component D is mounted on the board 10A supplied to the front conveyor 9a of the board supply device M1, and the board 10A with the component D mounted thereon is recovered from the front conveyor 9c of the board recovery device M14. be done. This route becomes the front component mounting lane L1F. Similarly, in the production line L1, the component D is mounted on the substrate 10B supplied to the rear conveyor 9b of the substrate supply device M1, and the substrate 10B on which the component D is mounted is recovered from the rear conveyor 9d of the substrate recovery device M14. be done. This route becomes the rear component mounting lane L1R.

In the dual-lane production method, component mounting work is performed in both the front component mounting lane L1F and the rear component mounting lane L1R. Further, in the single-lane production method, the component mounting work is performed only in one of the front component mounting lane L1F and the rear component mounting lane L1R. Hereinafter, the board 10A on which the component D is mounted and the board 10B on which the component D is mounted are simply referred to as "electronic circuit board B".

Next, with reference to FIG. 3, the configuration of the production system 1 (production capacity estimation system) including the production management device 3 and the production capacity management device 7 will be described. FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the production system 1. As shown in FIG. Here, among a plurality of functions provided in the production system 1, the configuration related to the function for estimating the virtual production capacity by generating the virtual capacity information of the production lines L1 to L3 based on the operation record of the production equipment will be mainly described.

The production system 1 of the present embodiment simply estimates the production capacity of electronic circuit boards B (products) produced by production lines with different configurations. Therefore, the production system 1 does not require input of detailed information such as the production equipment and the electronic circuit board B used for estimating the production capacity. generate useful information. Further, the configuration information of the electronic circuit board B used for estimating the production capacity is also generated based on the operation record. Furthermore, the production system 1 mainly estimates the production capacity of the production lines with different configurations based on the production capacity of the component mounters M6 to M9, which greatly affect the production capacity of the production lines L1 to L3.

First, the configuration of the production control device 3 will be explained. The production management devices 3 installed on the floors F1 to F3 have the same configuration, and the floor F1 will be explained here as an example. An internal communication unit 4, an external communication unit 5, an input unit 11, and a display unit 12 are connected to the production control device 3 installed on the floor F1. The production control device 3 includes a production control storage unit 13, a result collection unit 16, a display processing unit 17, and a control unit (not shown). The production management storage unit 13 is, for example, a storage device such as a semiconductor memory or a hard disk drive, and stores operation results 14, display information 15, and the like.

In FIG. 3, the input unit 11 is an input device such as a keyboard, touch panel, mouse, etc., and is used for inputting operation commands and data. The display unit 12 is a display device such as a liquid crystal panel, and displays various data stored in the production control storage unit 13 as well as various information such as an operation screen and an input screen for operation by the input unit 11 . The control unit is, for example, a CPU (Central Processing Unit) and controls the entire production management device 3 .

In FIG. 3, the result collection unit 16 periodically collects the results of the component mounting work from the component mounters M6 to M9 (production equipment) of the production lines L1 to L3 installed on the floor F1. The results of the component mounting work include the production start date and time, the production end date and time (the time when the production equipment produced the product), the number of production, the number of work errors, the error rate (frequency), the number of operation errors and their details, the floor Information such as operator information (working hours, working hours, number of persons, contents of responsibility, etc.) who performed the work in F1 is included.

In addition, the performance collection unit 16 operates the component mounting apparatuses M6 to M9 (production apparatuses) to produce the device information such as the configuration of the equipment elements possessed by the component mounting apparatuses M6 to M9, and the electronic circuit board B (product). Also collected are production data for making the electronic circuit board B, the type of the electronic circuit board B and its production order, information on the configuration of the electronic circuit board B (board size, number of mounted parts, etc.), changeover time, and the like. The performance collection unit 16 stores the collected device information, operation performance, production data, etc. of the component mounting apparatuses M6 to M9 (a plurality of production apparatuses) to the production lines L1 to L3 and the component mounting apparatuses M6 to M9 where the component mounting work was performed. is stored in the production management storage unit 13 as the operation record 14 in association with the information specifying the .

In FIG. 3, the production capacity management device 7 installed in the support center S calculates the virtual capacity of the production lines L1 to L3 based on the information acquired from the production management devices 3 installed on the floors F1 to F3 of the customer's factory. It has a function of generating information and a function of estimating virtual production capacity based on virtual capacity information. An external communication unit 8 and a storage device 20 are connected to the production capacity management device 7 .

The storage device 20 is a semiconductor memory or hard disk drive, and includes a database 21 that stores information acquired from the production control devices 3 installed on the floors F1 to F3. The storage device 20 also stores virtual capacity information 22, standard capacity information 23, virtual production capacity 24, and the like. The production capacity management device 7 includes information processing devices such as an acquisition unit 30, a virtual capacity generation unit 31, a virtual capacity setting unit 32, an estimation unit 33, a display information generation unit 34, and a control unit (not shown).

Each information processing device may be configured with independent hardware assets, or may be configured with a common CPU and programs for each information processing. The control unit is, for example, a CPU (Central Processing Unit), and controls the production capacity management device 7 as a whole. Moreover, the production capacity management apparatus 7 does not need to be composed of one computer, and may be composed of a plurality of devices. For example, all or part of the information processing devices that constitute the storage device 20 and the production capacity management device 7 may be provided in the cloud via a server.

In FIG. 3, the acquisition unit 30 acquires information from the production control devices 3 on the floors F1 to F3 via the external communication unit 8 to the component mounting apparatuses M6 to M6 on the production lines L1 to L3 installed on the floors F1 to F3. Acquire device information, operation results, production data, operator information, etc. of M9 (production device). Specifically, the acquisition unit 30 acquires necessary information from the operation results 14 collected by the result collection unit 16 of the production management device 3 installed on the floors F1 to F3. The acquisition unit 30 stores the acquired information in the database 21 . FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram of generation of the virtual capacity information 22 in the production capacity management device 7. As shown in FIG. In the database 21 shown in FIG. 4, information obtained from the production control devices 3 on the floors F1 to F3 is stored as information on the operating period (by month) for each of the floors F1 to F3.

3 and 4, the virtual capacity generator 31 generates the virtual capacity information 22 of the production lines L1 to L3 from the device information and the operation results stored in the database 21, and stores it in the storage device 20. In the example of FIG. 4, the virtual capacity generation unit 31 generates the virtual capacity information 22 in units corresponding to the operating periods (by month) of each of the floors F1 to F3 stored in the database 21 . Specifically, the virtual capacity generation unit 31 determines from the device information stored in the database 21 the equipment elements (tape feeder, tray feeder, mounting head, etc.) possessed by each of the component mounting apparatuses M6 to M9 (production apparatuses). and information on the specifications of each of the component mounting apparatuses M6 to M9 (model, number of conveyors, number of mounting heads, etc.).

In addition, the virtual capacity generation unit 31 determines the time required for each of the production lines L1 to L3 to produce the electronic circuit board B (product) (line takt time, etc.) from the operation results stored in the database 21. information (line tact information), and information (event information) is generated. In addition, the virtual capacity generation unit 31 determines the type, configuration (size of the

boards

10A and 10B, number of mounted parts, etc.) of the produced electronic circuit board B (product), production Information about the product is generated, such as the order. Thus, the storage device 20 is a storage unit that stores the virtual capacity information 22 generated by the virtual capacity generation unit 31 for each operation record.

In addition, the production capacity management device 7 of the present embodiment controls each of the plurality of component mounting devices M6 to M9 (production devices) provided in each of the production lines L1 to L3 in which the electronic circuit board B (product) is produced. An acquisition unit 30 for acquiring device information and operation results, a virtual capacity generation unit 31 for generating virtual capacity information 22 of production lines L1 to L3 from the device information and operation records, and generating virtual capacity information 22 for each operation record. and a storage device 20 (storage unit) for storing the data. This makes it possible to easily generate the virtual capacity information 22 used for estimating the production capacity of the production lines L1 to L3 having different configurations.

3 and 4, the standard capacity information 23 includes the specifications (model, number of conveyors, number of mounting heads, CPH, etc.) is stored standard equipment information including catalog values. The standard capacity information 23 stores standard equipment element information including catalog values of specifications of equipment elements (tape feeders, tray feeders, mounting heads, etc.) that can be used in each of the component mounting apparatuses M6 to M9. .

The virtual capacity setting unit 32 sets the actual production lines L1 to L3 based on the commands sent from the production control devices 3 on the floors F1 to F3 and the virtual capacity information 22 and the standard capacity information 23 on the production lines L1 to L3. sets the virtual capacity information 22 of the virtual production lines A1 and A2 having different component mounting apparatuses M6 to M9 and equipment elements. The virtual capacity setting unit 32 causes the storage device 20 to store the virtual capacity information 22 of the set virtual production lines A1 and A2.

In FIG. 3, the estimation unit 33 estimates the virtual production capacity 24 of the production lines L1-L3 based on the virtual capacity information 22 of the production lines L1-L3. The estimation unit 33 also estimates the virtual production capacity 24 of the virtual production lines A1 and A2 based on the virtual capacity information 22 of the virtual production lines A1 and A2. The estimation unit 33 stores the estimated virtual production capacity 24 in the storage device 20 . The display information generation unit 34 produces the results of the processing executed according to the instructions transmitted from the production control devices 3 on the floors F1 to F3 (for example, information on the virtual production lines A1 and A2, the estimated virtual production capacity 24). Display information 15 to be displayed on the display unit 12 of the management device 3 is generated and transmitted to the production management device 3 which is the source of the command.

The display information 15 transmitted from the production capacity management device 7 is stored in the production management storage unit 13 of the production management device 3 that sent the command. The display processing unit 17 included in the production control device 3 causes the display unit 12 to display the received display information 15 . For example, the display unit 12 displays the virtual production capacity 24 transmitted from the production capacity management device 7 . Further, the display processing unit 17 displays various screens on the display unit 12 for creating commands to be transmitted to the production capacity management device 7, and supports the input of information and commands by the input unit 11. FIG.

Next, referring to FIGS. 5 to 10, various screens displayed on the display unit 12 by the display processing unit 17 for executing a simulation of the production capacity of the production lines L1 to L3, and information input by the input unit 11. An example of 5 to 10 are diagrams showing examples of setting screens displayed on the display unit 12 by the display processing unit 17 of the production control device 3. FIG. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 respectively show an example of a floor setting screen, an example of a line setting (main) screen, an example of a line setting (equipment addition) screen, and a line setting (equipment An example of an option setting) screen, an example of a simulation setting (floor setting) screen, and an example of a simulation setting (result display) screen are shown. In the production capacity simulation described later, managers and managers of factories and floors F1 to F3 add new production equipment to increase the production capacity of existing production lines L1 to L3, or create new production lines. is used to easily estimate the effect of increasing the

First, an example of the floor setting screen 40 displayed on the display unit 12 by the display processing unit 17 will be described with reference to FIG. The floor setting screen 40 is used when specifying existing production lines L1 to F3 for which virtual capacity information is to be generated. In this example, existing production lines L1-L3 are designated for each of the existing floors F1-F3. The floor setting screen 40 is provided with a menu selection area 41 , a floor designation area 42 and a floor information display area 43 .

In the menu selection area 41, a floor setting button 41a, a line setting button 41b, and a SIM setting button 41c are arranged in the order of work for estimating the production capacity. Note that SIM means simulation. When the manager operates the input unit 11 to press the floor setting button 41 a , the display processing unit 17 switches the display unit 12 to the floor setting screen 40 . Similarly, when the line setting button 41b is pressed, the display processing unit 17 switches the display unit 12 to the line setting (main) screen 44 (FIG. 6). Further, when the SIM setting button 41c is pressed, the display processing unit 17 switches the display unit 12 to the simulation setting (floor setting) screen 59 (FIG. 9).

In FIG. 5, a floor addition button 42a and a floor information setting frame 42b are arranged in the floor designation area 42. FIG. When the floor addition button 42a is pressed, the display processing unit 17 switches the display unit 12 to a floor addition screen (not shown). When the floors F1 to F3 to be added are designated on the floor addition screen, the display processing unit 17 instructs the production capacity management device 7 of the support center S to "generate the virtual capacity of the designated floor." to send.

In the production capacity management device 7 that has received the command, the acquisition unit 30 acquires the device information and operation results of the component mounting devices (production devices) provided on the production line set on the floor from the production control device 3 installed on the designated floor. 14 is obtained. Next, the virtual capacity generation unit 31 generates the virtual capacity information 22 of the production line from the acquired device information and the operation record 14 . Next, the display information generation unit 34 generates display information 15 for display on the display unit 12 by the production control device 3 that is the transmission source of the command from the generated virtual capacity information 22, and transmits the display information 15 to the production control device 3 that is the transmission source. do. The transmitted display information 15 is stored in the production management storage unit 13 .

In FIG. 5, the floor information setting frame 42b displays the information transmitted from the production capacity management device 7, such as the floor names of the floors F1 to F3 to which the virtual capacity information 22 has been added, and the number of lines. In this example, virtual capacity information 22 is added for a floor F1 with three lines, a floor F2 with seven lines, and a floor F3 with two lines. When the delete button corresponding to the floor name is pressed, the virtual capacity information 22 for that floor is deleted from the floor setting. When the edit button is pressed, the display processing unit 17 switches the display unit 12 to the line setting (main) screen 44 for changing the configuration of the floor.

In the floor information display area 43, a floor information display frame 43a for displaying information transmitted from the production capacity management device 7 is arranged. The floor information display frame 43a is provided with a floor selection tab 43b, a line configuration display column 43c, and

line selection buttons

43d and 43e. When one of the floor selection tabs 43b is selected, the floors F1 to F3 displayed in the line configuration display field 43c are changed to the production line of the selected floor. When the

line selection buttons

43d and 43e are pressed, the production lines L1 to L3 displayed in the line configuration display field 43c are changed in order.

In FIG. 5, in this example, in the line configuration display column 43c, the component mounting apparatuses M6 to M9 included in the production line L1 on the floor F1 shown in FIG. 2 are displayed in the order in which they are connected. The component mounting apparatuses M6 and M7 are component mounting apparatuses of model "D1", and the component mounting apparatuses M8 and M9 are component mounting apparatuses of model "D2". A component mounter with model "D1" is equipped with two conveyors and two mounting heads along the board transfer direction, one at the front and the other at the rear. The number of stages is "2" and the number of tables is "4". ”. A component mounting apparatus with model "D1" has two conveyors, one mounting head on each of the front and rear, and has "1" stage and "2" tables.

The component mounters M6 to M9 displayed in the line configuration display field 43c have a table configuration display 43f that displays the configuration of the front and rear feeder tables, and a mounting table that displays the configuration of the mounting heads mounted on the front and rear. A head configuration display 43g is displayed. "c17" in the table configuration display 43f is a truck capable of mounting 17 tape feeders, "c30" is a truck capable of mounting 30 tape feeders, and "f13" is capable of mounting 13 tape feeders. "t20" indicates that a tray feeder capable of loading 20 trays is arranged. In the mounting head configuration display 43g, "H16" indicates a mounting head with 16 suction nozzles, "H8" indicates a mounting head with 8 suction nozzles, and "H3" indicates a mounting head with 3 suction nozzles. It shows that the mounting head to be mounted is mounted.

In this way, the virtual capacity information 22 includes the names of the component mounting apparatuses (production apparatuses) constituting the production line (virtual production line) set from the plurality of operation results 14, the electronic circuit board B ( It contains information on equipment elements and component mounters required to produce a product).

In FIG. 5, when the line setting button 41b is pressed, the display processing unit 17 causes the display unit 12 to display a line setting (main) screen 44. Next, an example of the line setting (main) screen 44 will be described with reference to FIG. A line setting (main) screen 44 is used to set the configuration of the production line for estimating the production capacity. In FIG. 6, information on existing production lines L1 to L3 on floor F1 is displayed. A line setting (main) screen 44 is provided with a menu selection area 41 , a line designation area 45 and a line information display area 46 .

In FIG. 6, a line addition button 45a and a line information setting frame 45b are arranged in the line designation area 45. FIG. When the line addition button 45a is pressed, the display processing unit 17 switches the display unit 12 to the line setting (equipment addition) screen 47 (FIG. 7). In the line information setting frame 45b, information such as the number of mounting apparatuses, the number of stages, the lane, the mounting mode, and the production method of the production lines L1 to L3 on the floor F1 included in the virtual capacity information 22 is displayed. For example, the production line L1 has four dual-lane component mounting apparatuses connected, the number of stages is "6", the mounting mode is "alternate mounting mode", and the production method is "double-lane production".

When the delete button corresponding to the line name is pressed in the line information setting frame 45b, the virtual capacity information 22 of that production line is deleted. When the edit button is pressed, the display processing unit 17 switches the display unit 12 to a line setting (equipment addition) screen 47 (FIG. 7) for changing the configuration of the production line. A line information display frame 46 a is arranged in the line information display area 46 . A line selection tab 46b and a line configuration display field 46c are provided in the line information display frame 46a. When one of the line selection tabs 46b is selected, the configuration of the component mounting apparatuses M6 to M9 of the selected production lines L1 to L3 is displayed in the line configuration display column 46c.

In FIG. 6, when the line addition button 45a is pressed, the display processing unit 17 causes the display unit 12 to display a line setting (equipment addition) screen 47. Next, an example of the line setting (equipment addition) screen 47 will be described with reference to FIG. The line setting (equipment addition) screen 47 is used when adding a component mounting apparatus (production equipment) to an existing production line or when adding a new production line. FIG. 7 shows an example of adding a new production line to floor F1.

When the display unit 12 is switched to the line setting (equipment addition) screen 47, the display processing unit 17 transmits a command to the effect that "transmit standard capacity information" to the production capacity management device 7 of the support center S. . In the production capacity management device 7 that has received the command, the display information generation unit 34 creates a display for the transmission source production management device 3 to display on the display unit 12 based on the standard capacity information 23 stored in the storage device 20. Information 15 (standard list) is generated and transmitted to the production control device 3 that is the transmission source. The transmitted display information 15 is stored in the production management storage unit 13 .

In FIG. 7, the line setting (equipment addition) screen 47 is provided with a menu selection area 41, a step switching area 48, and a line setting area 49. In the step switching area 48, a line name input field 48a, a step display frame 48b, a previous button 48c, and a next button 48d are arranged. The line name of the newly created production line (new line LX) is entered in the line name entry field 48a. When adding a production facility (part mounting device) to an existing production line L1-L3, the line name of the existing production line L1-L3 is displayed as an initial value in the line name input field 48a. In the step display frame 48b, line setting work is displayed in order of steps. When the forward button 48c and the forward button 48d are operated, the display is switched to the line setting screen of the previous step or the subsequent step.

In the line setting area 49, a line configuration setting frame 50, a line configuration information display frame 51, a production equipment selection frame 52, and a production equipment information display frame 53 are arranged. The administrator operates the input unit 11 to select one of the component mounting apparatuses (production equipment) displayed in the production equipment selection frame 52 and move (drag) it to a predetermined position in the line configuration setting frame 50 . · And drop) is repeated to set the configuration of the production line (new line LX) in the line configuration setting frame 50 .

Through this work, the administrator can easily set and change the configuration of a new production line (hereinafter referred to as "virtual production line") for estimating production capacity. In the line configuration information display frame 51, configuration information of the virtual production line set in the line configuration setting frame 50 (total stages, total mounted heads, total tape feeders, total CPH (Chip Per Hour), etc.) is displayed. When the configuration of the virtual production line is changed by adding or deleting a component mounting apparatus in the line configuration setting frame 50, the configuration information of the virtual production line in the line configuration information display frame 51 is also changed accordingly.

In FIG. 7, the production facility selection frame 52 is provided with a list selection tab 52a. When one of the list selection tabs 52a is selected, the list of component mounting apparatuses (production facilities) displayed in the production facility selection frame 52 is changed. When the "standard list" tab is selected, a standard list created from the standard capacity information 23 transmitted from the production capacity management device 7 is displayed. When the "Floor F1" tab is selected, a list of component mounting apparatuses (production facilities) with usage record included in the virtual capacity information 22 of the floor F1 is displayed. The same applies to the "floor F2" tab and the "floor F3" tab.

In the production equipment selection frame 52, the catalog value of Chip Per Hour (CPH), which is the number of components that can be mounted per unit time, is displayed as information on the component mounting equipment (production equipment). The CPH is information calculated from the number of components mounted on the electronic circuit board B and the production time (line tact). That is, the CPH is information about the number of electronic circuit boards B produced by the component mounting apparatus in a predetermined period. By selecting the condition of "display/arrangement order" from the drop-down list 52b provided in the production equipment selection frame 52, the order of the displayed component mounting apparatuses is changed. When the

feed buttons

52c and 52d provided in the production facility selection frame 52 are pressed, the displayed component mounting apparatuses are changed in order. In the production equipment information display frame 53, detailed information of the component mounting apparatus (here, model D1) selected in the production equipment selection frame 52 is displayed.

In FIG. 7, when setting a new virtual production line, the initial display of the line configuration setting frame 50 is "blank". In addition, when the existing production lines L1 to L3 are changed, such as by adding a component mounting apparatus, the line configuration setting frame 50 initially displays the configuration of the existing production lines L1 to L3. When the Next button 48d is pressed, the display processing unit 17 causes the display unit 12 to display a line setting (equipment option) screen 54 (FIG. 8).

Next, an example of the line setting (equipment option) screen 54 will be described with reference to FIG. The line setting (equipment option) screen 54 is used to set and change the equipment elements (equipment options) of the component mounting apparatuses (production equipment) that make up the virtual production line. FIG. 8 shows an example of setting equipment options for a new virtual production line (new line LX). Predetermined standard equipment elements are set as initial values for component mounting apparatuses in the standard list. In addition, equipment elements at the time of production are set as initial values for the component mounting apparatuses included in the virtual capacity information 22 . A line setting (equipment option) screen 54 is provided with a menu selection area 41 , a step switching area 48 , a line configuration display area 55 , and an equipment option setting area 56 .

A line configuration display frame 57 is arranged in the line configuration display area 55 . In the line configuration display frame 57, the component mounting apparatuses (production facilities) configuring the virtual production line are displayed in the order of connection. An equipment option setting frame 58 is arranged in the equipment option setting area 56 . The equipment option setting frame 58 has drag buttons for selecting and setting equipment options (equipment elements) for each table (TBL) of component mounting apparatuses that constitute the virtual production line. Equipment options that can be selected include the type of installed head (head), the use (type) or not of a nozzle changer (changer), the type of cart or tray feeder attached to the feeder table, the use or non-use of a transfer unit, Use or non-use of electrical property measuring equipment.

In FIG. 8, when the SIM setting button 41c in the menu selection area 41 is pressed, the display processing unit 17 switches the display unit 12 to the simulation setting (floor setting) screen 59 (FIG. 9). When switching the display unit 12 to the simulation setting (floor setting) screen 59 (FIG. 9), the display processing unit 17 displays the line setting (equipment addition) screen 47 and the line The virtual production line information set on the setting (equipment option) screen 54 is transmitted.

In the production capacity management device 7 which received the command, the information of the virtual production line received by the virtual capacity setting unit 32, the virtual capacity information 22 of the existing production lines L1 to L3 stored in the storage device 20, and the standard capacity information 23, virtual capacity information 22 of the virtual production line is set. In this way, from the input unit 11 (input/output terminal device) of the production control device 3, the number of production devices (component mounting devices) and the equipment elements required to produce the products (electronic circuit boards B) possessed by the production devices is entered. The virtual capacity setting section 32 sets the virtual capacity information 22 of the virtual production line based on the information input by the input section 11 . Also, the virtual capacity setting unit 32 sets the virtual capacity information 22 of the virtual production line based on the virtual capacity information 22 of the plurality of production lines L1 to L3.

Next, an example of the simulation setting (floor setting) screen 59 will be described with reference to FIG. A simulation setting (floor setting) screen 59 is used when setting simulation conditions for estimating the production capacity of the floor including the virtual production line. A simulation setting (floor setting) screen 59 is provided with a menu selection area 41 , a step switching area 60 , an existing floor selection area 61 , and a new floor setting area 62 .

In the step switching area 60, a simulation name input field 60a, a step display frame 60b, a previous button 60c, and a next button 60d are arranged. A simulation name of a newly created simulation setting (new simulation (1)) is entered in the simulation name input field 60a. In the step display frame 48b, the simulation setting work is displayed in order of steps. When the previous button 60c and the next button 60d are operated, the display is switched to the line setting screen of the previous step or the next step.

　In the existing floor selection area 61, an existing floor selection frame 63 and an existing floor information display frame 64 are arranged. In the existing floor selection frame 63, the floors F1 to F3 having existing production lines are selected from the drop-down list as comparison bases when estimating the production capacity of the virtual production line. In this example, floor F1 is selected. The existing floor information display frame 64 displays configuration information of the production lines L1 to L3 provided on the selected floor F1. The configuration information of the production lines L1 to L3 includes the line name, CPH, total number of component mounters (equipment), total number of stages (stage), whether the conveyor is dual or single (lane), and the mounting mode is alternate mounting. Whether the mode or the independent mounting mode (mounting), whether the production method is both lanes or one lane (production), etc. are displayed.

In FIG. 9, a new line addition button 65 and a new floor information display frame 66 are arranged in the new floor setting area 62 . The new floor information display frame 66 displays the configuration of the new floor including the virtual production line whose production capacity is estimated. The production line configuration information is the same as the existing floor information display frame 64 . When the delete button arranged in the new floor information display frame 66 is pressed, the corresponding production line is deleted from the configuration of the new floor.

When the add new line button 65 is pressed, a screen for selecting the virtual production line to be added to the new floor or the existing production lines L1 to L3 is displayed (not shown). When the production line is added, the configuration information of the added production line is displayed in the new floor information display frame 66. FIG. In this example, the new floor includes an existing production line L1 (line L1), a virtual production line (line L2+D3) in which one component mounting device (D3) is added to the existing production line L2, and an existing production line L3 ( line L3) and a virtual production line (new line LX) are set.

In FIG. 9, when the Next button 60d is pressed, the display processing unit 17 causes the display unit 12 to display a simulation setting (production result selection) screen (not shown). On the simulation setting (production performance selection) screen, the electronic circuit board B (product) to be produced on the new floor is set as a condition for estimating the production capacity. This electronic circuit board B is selected from among the electronic circuit boards B included in the virtual capacity information 22 and having a production record. At that time, the order of production of the type of electronic circuit board B (product) is also set. In this way, by selecting from among the electronic circuit boards B that have a production record, it is possible to reduce the trouble of setting the details of the configuration information of the electronic circuit board B in order to estimate the production capacity.

When the Next button 60d is pressed on the simulation setting (production performance selection) screen, the display processing unit 17 causes the display unit 12 to display a simulation setting (condition setting) screen (not shown). On the simulation setting (condition setting) screen, the number of electronic circuit boards B (product) to be produced, the production time, the mounting mode of each production line, the production method, the number of operators in charge of the new floor, etc. are set. The number of operators is specified on a floor-by-floor basis, and the estimation unit 33 allocates operators to each production line according to a predetermined procedure during simulation. For example, the estimation unit 33 simply divides the number of operators by the number of production lines, or weights and distributes the number by the number of production apparatuses provided in each production line.

When the next button 60d is pressed on the simulation setting (condition setting) screen, the display processing unit 17 causes the display unit 12 to display a simulation setting (execution) screen (not shown). The simulation setting (execution) screen is provided with a start button for starting a simulation specifying the production capacity. When the start button is pressed, the display processing unit 17 transmits the configuration information of the new floor, the simulation condition information, and the like to the production capacity management device 7 of the support center S. FIG.

In the production capacity management device 7 that received the information, based on the information received by the estimation unit 33, the virtual production line stored in the storage device 20, and the virtual capacity information 22 of the existing production lines L1 to L3, Estimate the virtual capacity 24 of the included virtual production lines and the existing production lines L1-L3. When the estimation of the virtual production capacity 24 is completed, the display information generation unit 34 generates the display information 15 (simulation result) for the transmission source production control device 3 to display on the display unit 12, and Send to device 3. When the display information 15 is received, the display processing unit 17 causes the display unit 12 to display a simulation setting (display) screen 67 (FIG. 10).

Next, an example of the simulation setting (display) screen 67 will be described with reference to FIG. A simulation setting (display) screen 67 is provided with a menu selection area 41 , a step switching area 60 and a simulation result display area 68 . A simulation result display frame 69 and a line-by-line display button 70 are arranged in the simulation result display area 68 . In the simulation result display frame 69, the estimated result (#1) of the virtual production capacity 24 based on the actual results of the current floor F1, and the virtual production capacity as a comparison source in which the production time is adjusted to the conditions of the new floor in the configuration of the current floor F1. 24 estimation result (#2), the estimation result (#3) of the virtual production capacity 24 of the new floor to be compared, and the comparison result of the comparison source and the comparison target are displayed.

In the simulation result display frame 69 shown in FIG. 10, the estimation results of the production line are displayed in a form summed up for each floor. That is, the display unit 12 displays the virtual production capacity 24 for each floor having a plurality of production lines. When the line-by-line display button 70 is pressed, the simulation result display frame 69 displays the estimation result for each production line before summation. In the information displayed in the simulation result display frame 69, "Catalog CPH" is the value of CPH under ideal conditions in which there is no stoppage of production due to replenishment work, restoration work, or the like. "Floor opening end time" is the time from the start of production to the end of production on the floor. "Line opening end time" is the total value of the time from the start of production to the end of production on each production line. The "line utilization rate" is the percentage of time each production line is in operation without stopping. It should be noted that the line-by-line display button 70 may be omitted and displayed on a single display screen.

"Floor CPH" is a CPH value that takes into account production stoppages due to the configuration of electronic circuit board B, replenishment work, recovery work, etc. "Area Productivity" is floor CPH per unit floor area. "Number of parts to be set up" is the number of parts that need to be changed. The "number of carriages to be set up" is the number of carriages that need to be changed. The simulation result display frame 69 also displays the number of trucks required for production (the number of resource trucks), the number of operators required on the floor, the total time of operator work, and the like.

In this way, the display unit 12 displays virtual production line configurations (FIGS. 7 and 8), virtual production line virtual capacity information 22 (FIG. 7), virtual production capacity 24 (FIG. 10), and other virtual production lines. View information about the production line. The production capacity management device 7 also includes an acquisition unit 30 that acquires device information and operation results 14 of production devices (component mounting devices), and generates virtual capacity information 22 of the production lines L1 to L3 from the device information and operation results 14. and a storage unit (storage device 20) for storing virtual capability information 22 for each operation record. This makes it possible to easily generate information (virtual capacity information 22) used for estimating the production capacity of the production lines L1 to L3 having different configurations.

Next, along the flow of FIGS. 11 and 12, the production capacity of the electronic circuit board B (product) produced by each of the production lines L1 to L3 composed of a plurality of component mounting devices (production devices) is calculated. A method of estimating production capacity (production capacity estimation program) will be described. FIG. 11 is a flow diagram of a production capacity estimation method for a production line according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. FIG. 12 is a flow chart of the virtual capacity information generation step (ST1) in the production capacity estimation method of FIG. First, the virtual capacity information 22 of the production line is generated (ST1: virtual capacity information generating step).

In FIG. 12, in the virtual capability information generation step (ST1), the acquiring unit 30 obtains the device information and the operation records 14 of the plurality of component mounting devices M6 to M9 (production devices) constituting each of the existing production lines L1 to L3. and are obtained (ST11: obtaining step). Next, from the device information and the operation record 14, the virtual capacity generation unit 31 obtains information on the equipment elements of the component mounting apparatuses M6 to M9, information on the specifications of the component mounting apparatuses M6 to M9, and information on the specifications of each of the production lines L1 to L3. A production line including information on the time required to produce the electronic circuit board B (product), information on events requiring operator work for each of the production lines L1 to L3, and information on the frequency of occurrence thereof The virtual capacity information 22 for each of L1 to L3 is generated (ST12: virtual capacity information generating step).

Next, the virtual capacity generation unit 31 stores the generated virtual capacity information 22 in the storage device 20 (storage unit) for each operation record (ST13: storage step). Next, until the virtual capacity information 22 of all the production lines L1 to L3 is generated (No in ST14), the acquiring step (ST11), the virtual capacity information generating step (ST12), and the storing step (ST13) are repeatedly executed. Thus, the acquisition step (ST11), the virtual capacity information generation step (ST12), and the storage step (ST13) are the production capacity management method (production capacity management program) by the production capacity management device 7. FIG. The production capacity management method makes it possible to easily generate information (virtual capacity information 22) used for estimating the production capacity of the production lines L1 to L3 having different configurations.

In FIG. 11, when the virtual capacity information 22 of the production lines L1 to L3 is generated (Yes in ST14), the display processing unit 17 causes the input unit 11 to Input of information such as the equipment elements of the component mounting apparatus and information of the electronic circuit board B (product) to be produced on the virtual production line is accepted (ST2: information input step) (FIGS. 7 to 9). Next, the virtual capacity setting unit 32 sets the virtual capacity information 22 of the virtual production line based on the information input in the information input step (ST2) (ST3: virtual production line setting step).

Next, the estimation unit 33 estimates the virtual production capacity 24 of the virtual production line based on the virtual capacity information 22 of the virtual production line, and the virtual capacity information 22 of the existing production lines L1 to L3. A virtual production capacity 24 is estimated (ST4: virtual production capacity estimation step). Next, the display processing unit 17 causes the display unit 12 to display the estimated virtual production line and the virtual production capacity 24 of the existing production lines L1 to L3 (ST5: virtual production capacity display step) (FIG. 10).

When changing the configuration of the virtual production line and the simulation conditions (Yes in ST6), the information input step (ST2), the virtual production line setting step (ST3), the virtual production capacity estimation step (ST4), the virtual production capacity display step (ST5) ) is executed repeatedly. This makes it possible to easily estimate the production capacity of production lines with different configurations (virtual production lines).

As described above, the production system 1 of the present embodiment includes the acquisition unit 30 that acquires the device information and the operation results 14 of a plurality of production devices (component mounting devices), and the production device Information on the equipment elements possessed by , information on the specifications of the production equipment, information on the time required for the production lines L1 to L3 to produce the product (electronic circuit board B), and for the production lines L1 to L3 a virtual capacity generation unit 31 for generating virtual capacity information 22 of the production lines L1 to L3 including information on an event requiring operator work and its occurrence frequency; A production capacity estimation system for estimating production capacity of products produced by production lines L1 to L3, comprising an estimation unit 33 for estimating a virtual production capacity 24 of L3 and a display unit 12 for displaying the virtual production capacity 24. is.

This makes it possible to easily estimate the production capacity of production lines with different configurations (virtual production lines).

In the embodiment of the production system 1 (production capacity estimation system) described above, the support center S (production capacity management device 7) is installed outside the factory having floors F1 to F3. (Production capacity management device 7) may be installed in the factory.

In the above description, an example in which production system 1 includes production lines L1 to L3 for producing electronic circuit board B by mounting components D on

boards

10A and 10B has been described. It is not limited to this. For example, a production line can be a semiconductor manufacturing line that manufactures semiconductors, an assembly line that assembles works (products) such as electrical machinery and general machinery, or a food processing line that produces food processing products. may be

It should be noted that, as a modification of the disclosure according to the present embodiment, it may be specified by the items described below.

[Item 1]
A production capacity estimation system for estimating the production capacity of a product produced by a production line composed of a plurality of production equipment,
an acquisition unit that acquires device information and operation results of the plurality of production devices;
From the device information and the operation record, information on equipment elements possessed by the production device, information on specifications of the production device, information on the time required for the production line to produce the product, and the production a virtual capacity generation unit that generates virtual capacity information of the production line including information on an event that requires an operator's work on the line and its occurrence frequency;
an estimation unit that estimates the virtual production capacity of the production line based on the virtual capacity information;
and a display for displaying the virtual production capacity.

[Item 2]
The operation record includes at least one of production data for operating the production device to produce the product, production order of the product type, and time when the production device produced the product. A capacity estimation system according to item 1, included.

[Item 3]
a virtual capacity setting unit that sets virtual capacity information of a virtual production line different from the production line based on the virtual capacity information of the production line;
The estimation unit estimates the virtual production capacity of the virtual production line based on the virtual capacity information of the virtual production line,
3. The production capacity estimation system according to

item

1 or 2, wherein the display unit displays information about the virtual production line.

[Item 4]
an input unit for inputting at least one of the number of production apparatuses, the equipment elements required to produce the product possessed by the production apparatus, and information on the product to be produced;
4. The production capacity estimation system according to item 3, wherein the virtual capacity setting unit sets the virtual capacity information of the virtual production line based on the information input by the input unit.

[Item 5]
5. The production capacity estimation system according to

item

3 or 4, wherein the virtual capacity setting unit sets the virtual capacity information of the virtual production line based on the virtual capacity information of at least one production line.

[Item 6]
Any one of items 1 to 5, wherein the virtual capacity generation unit generates virtual capacity information of the production line based on at least one of the plurality of device information or the plurality of operation results of the production line. The production capacity estimation system described in .

[Item 7]
7. The production capacity estimation system according to any one of items 1 to 6, wherein the display unit displays the virtual production capacity for each floor having at least one production line.

[Item 8]
Item 1, wherein the product is an electronic circuit board, the production apparatus is a component mounting apparatus, and the virtual capacity information includes information about the number of electronic circuit boards that the component mounting apparatus produces in a predetermined period. 7. Production capacity estimation system according to any one of 6.

[Item 9]
A production capacity estimation method for estimating the production capacity of a product produced by a production line composed of a plurality of production equipment,
Acquiring device information and operation records of a plurality of production devices;
From the device information and the operation record, information on equipment elements possessed by the production device, information on specifications of the production device, information on the time required for the production line to produce the product, and the production generating virtual capacity information of the production line, including information about an event requiring operator action on the line and its frequency of occurrence;
estimating a virtual production capacity of the production line based on the virtual capacity information;
A production capacity estimation method, including displaying the virtual production capacity on a display unit.

[Item 10]
A production capacity estimation program for causing a computer to execute the production capacity estimation method of item 9.

INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY The production capacity management device, production capacity management method, and production capacity management program of the present disclosure have the effect of being able to easily estimate the production capacity of production lines with different configurations, and are used in the field of component mounting where components are mounted on substrates. is useful in

7 Production capacity control device B Electronic circuit board (product)
F1-F3 floor L1-L3 production line M6-M9 component mounting equipment (production equipment)

Claims

an acquisition unit that acquires device information and operation results of a plurality of production devices provided in a production line in which products are produced;
From the device information and the operation record, information on equipment elements possessed by the production device, information on specifications of the production device, information on the time required for the production line to produce the product, and the production a virtual capacity generation unit that generates virtual capacity information of the production line including information on an event that requires an operator's work on the line and its occurrence frequency;
and a storage unit that stores the generated virtual capacity information for each of the operation results.
The operation record includes at least one of production data for operating the production equipment to produce the product, production order information of the type of the product, and the time when the production equipment produced the product. 2. The production capacity management device of claim 1, comprising:
The virtual capacity information includes the name of the production equipment that constitutes the virtual production line set from the plurality of operating results, the equipment elements required to produce the product that the production equipment has, and the production equipment. 3. The production capacity management device according to claim 1, wherein the information of is included.
Virtual capacity setting for setting virtual capacity information of the virtual production line based on at least one of the number of the production apparatuses received from the input/output terminal device, the facility elements possessed by the production apparatuses, and the information of the product to be produced. further comprising the
4. The production capacity management apparatus according to claim 3, wherein said storage unit stores said virtual capacity information of said set virtual production line.
3. The product is an electronic circuit board, the production apparatus is a component mounting apparatus, and the virtual capacity information includes information on the number of electronic circuit boards that the component mounting apparatus produces in a predetermined period. 5. The production capacity management device according to any one of 1 to 4.
Acquiring device information and operation results of a plurality of production devices provided in a production line in which products are produced;
From the device information and the operation record, information on equipment elements possessed by the production device, information on specifications of the production device, information on the time required for the production line to produce the product, and the production Generating virtual capacity information of the production line, including information about an event requiring operator action on the line and its frequency of occurrence;
A production capacity management method, including storing the generated virtual capacity information in a storage unit for each of the operation results.
A production capacity management program for causing a computer to execute the production capacity management method of claim 6.