Optimizing Production Systems: The Role of Simulation Techniques in Modern Manufacturing

Authors

  • Mohamed Altaher Almahdi Altaher Department of Mechanical Engineering, College of Technical Sciences, Sabha, Libya
  • Ahmed Salem Mohamed Alrwig Department of Mechanical Engineering, College of Technical Sciences, Sabha, Libya
  • Osama Hamad Abd Alsalam Alasamar Alhadheeri Department of Mechanical Engineering, College of Technical Sciences, Sabha, Libya

Keywords:

Simulation Techniques, Production System Modeling, Optimization, Digital Twins, Supply Chain Management, Capacity Planning, Resource Allocation, Process Improvement, Industry 4.0, Data Analytics

Abstract

This research explores the implementation of simulation techniques as a pivotal tool for modeling and optimizing production systems in industrial companies. As manufacturing environments grow increasingly complex, traditional analytical methods often fail to capture operational dynamics effectively. This study reviews the current literature and presents real-world case studies, demonstrating the versatility of simulation in addressing challenges related to capacity planning, resource allocation, and process optimization. The findings reveal significant benefits, including enhanced decision-making capabilities and improved operational efficiency. Additionally, the integration of Industry 4.0 technologies, such as digital twins, is discussed, emphasizing their transformative potential in real-time monitoring and optimization of production processes. This research contributes valuable insights for both academics and practitioners aiming to enhance supply chain and risk management through advanced simulation methodologies.

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Published

2025-02-12

How to Cite

Mohamed Altaher Almahdi Altaher, Ahmed Salem Mohamed Alrwig, & Osama Hamad Abd Alsalam Alasamar Alhadheeri. (2025). Optimizing Production Systems: The Role of Simulation Techniques in Modern Manufacturing . Libyan Journal of Contemporary Academic Studies, 3(1), 28–38. Retrieved from https://ljcas.ly/index.php/ljcas/article/view/32

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Branch of Applied and Natural Sciences