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Industrial engineering

structured facility layout approach built on a relationship chart of activity closeness ratings, flow analysis and space requirements.

In industrial engineering, systematic layout planning refers to structured facility layout approach built on a relationship chart of activity closeness ratings, flow analysis and space requirements. This meaning comes from Muther (1961) in Systematic layout planning.[1]

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Muther, R. (1961). Systematic layout planning. Cahners Books. ISBN 9780843608144

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