In batch production (the principle of fluidity), machines and equipment are allocated that are suitable for the fluidity of production, this means that there is an orientation to the technical requirements of the sequence of operations. The subject of the operation passes without gaps all processes through equipment that is spatially and temporally matched.
Benefits
jobs are arranged in such a way that the execution time in the optimal case corresponds to the individual work time
mass production forces the most productive production operation
the condition of intermediate products can be minimized
Disadvantages
high planning effort required
The ability to adapt the plant to changing market conditions is not possible
High fixed cost burden - Critical income situation in case of job reversal
