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Lean Wood Engineering
Competence platform for value added wood processing
LWE facts
• Cooperation between 15 Swedish partners – a distributed network R&D programme.
• Competence platform coordinator is Luleå University of Technology.
• 3 years, December 2006 – December 2009 (project formulation nearly finished)
• € 5,9 Million budget.
• Co-funded by VINNOVA, the Swedish Governmental Agency for Innovation Systems, participating companies and universities (1/3 each).
LWE will
• Integrate R&D between technology and management, within three value chains:
- Industrialised timber housing,
- Industrial wood components, products and systems and
- Furniture and interior solutions.
• Adapt and progress the theoretical understanding of the Lean Philosophy
• Perform research as:
- “value chain specific” projects, e.g., efficiency and costreduction in industrialised timber housing
- “disciplinary” projects covering more than one value chain,e.g., functional sales in business development
LWE Partners
Participating companies
Flexator - Timber construction manufacturer
IUC Sydpoolen - Industrial development company
Lindbäcks Bygg - Timber construction manufacturer
Moelven Byggmodul - Timber construction manufacturer
Moelven Töreboda - Glulam manufacturer
NCC - Construction company
Norvag Byggsystem - Timber construction manufacturer
SCA Timber - Saw mill company
Setra - Saw mill company
Träriket – Furniture and interiors interest organisation
Tyréns – Technical consultant company
Vasakronan- Real estate company
Academic partners
Luleå University of Technology
Linköping University of Technology
Lund University, Faculty of Engineering
LWE project matrix
Interiorsolutions
Industrialized wood manufacturing
Industrialized timber housing
Façade systemsColumn-and-beam
systems
Product develop-
ment
Installation coordination
Technical platforms & systems
Low-energy houses
Simulation of production economics
Rule-based designStandardized design process
(2 projects)
Configuration systems Architectural
design
Process develop-
ment
Optimized assortment of sawmill products
Logistics systems for prefabricated construction
Development strategies for office furniture companies
Marketing towards the D.I.Y. business
Strategic assortment of wooden housesBusiness
develop-ment
The theoretical core
LWE projects takes their theoretical viewpoints in:
• Lean Production/Lean Thinking and the transformation of this paradigm to timber housing construction,
• Prefabrication and modularization strategies of industrialised systems and components of timber
• Timber engineering dealing with structural engineering and reliability of timber systems
Industrialized housing asan example
• The prefabrication strategy changes construction companies to process oriented manufacturers taking a larger control of the building process.
• Industrialized housing is an example with potential in application of lean principles due to the process orientation.
Limnologen, Växjö Vällingby centrum Kretsloppshuset, Umeå
Two connected but different
strategies and appropriate
theoriesare possible
The present construction process is fine-tuned and gradually changed to
achieve improvements
A client decides to initiate a project
Design Construction production
Operation/usage
A larger office
Lean Thinkingand
Lean Production
A product and whole process owner takes command of the process
Industrialized housing
Lean Thinkingand
Lean Construction
Lean Production‘
Lean Production‘
Lean ConstructionLean Construction
Industrialized housing is the interface between construction and manufacturing
Lean Thinking‘
Lean Thinking‘
Timber element volume prefabrication as a project example
Perceived Lean characteristics Lean principle Volume
Value
V manufactures and assembles prefabricated volumes offered straight to the customer, often through long-term contracts with landlords.
Value stream
V controls the whole value stream which consists of long-term relations with subcontractors who are brought in-house, with assembly teams for on-site construction and with suppliers for a stable supply chain.
Flow
V has a well developed, stable and continuous value stream which is continuously reviewed so that work can be improved upon.
Pull
V offers a well known, high quality product with predefined characteristics. Client involvement is mainly limited to interior and façade design which allows for shorter lead times.
Perfection
V is continuously striving towards capturing more and new market shares. The stable value stream enables them to utilize transparency and to generate improvement programs.
Lean tools development for TVE prefabrication
Factory production in need of standardized work flow Implementation of 5S