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The Toyota Production System, which is describedas another wave of industry revolution, is a production system that could reduce prime cost efficiently and increase productivity and quality after Taylor''s Scien-tific Management and Ford Massive Production System. On the other hand, the lean and mixing Production, an im-portant approach to achieve the goal of Toyota Produc-tion and then make a variety of production keep up withthe delivery. This research discusses bikes'' operation mode of lean and mixing production in the aspect of prodution. Hope to reduce bikes'' prime cost and increase competing ability in our country by the lean and mixing production. Take case company for example, the main propose of this research is to discuss the following respects:1.The nowaday assembling operation of bike factory.2.The application of lean and mixing production mode to bikes'' assembly. In document reference, initially Iintroduce the framework of Toyota Production System in order to app-rehend the essence of it. Laterly, I will explain the concept and advantages of the lean and mixing productionexplicitly. Having visited the assembly line in person and had a mutual communication with the person in charge of the operation, the author found that there are four problems existing in production management in company A. They arelarge inventory, long delivery, bad market responsiveness, and long production cycle. According to this discovery, I render the lean and mixing production mode to solve the problem.In the first part, I discuss the necessary three rationa-lized operation when leading the and mixing production in.I think that company A, witch has attained line balancing, can also succeed in mixing preventory materials. The set-up time may be saved largely in so doing. Consequently, I boldly hypothesize that company A possessed three rati-onalized operation, then lead the lean and mixing produc-tion in. Finally, we can find that the lean and mixing production has a series of advantages:1.Reducing parts inventories.2.Reducing work-in-process inventories.3.Saving set-up time largely.4.Increasing production kinds per day.5.Saving production cycle.6.Saving angents'' oder cycle.7.Reducing angents'' goods invetories.8.Improving the company''s responsiveness to changing markets.
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