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ConWip optimization in a multiprodut environment
, 2018 In the past decade, a growing body of literature has investigated the CONstant Work InProgress (ConWip) production control system (PCS). In view of the current industrial challengesentailing adaptability, product customisation, decreas- ing leadtimes and customer satisfaction, ConWipseems to be an effective and adaptive PCS for manufacturers.
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Design and Simulation of Production and Maintenance Management Applying the Viable System Model: The Case of an OEM Plant. [PDF]
Materials (Basel), 2018 Gallego García S, García García M.
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Accelerating High-Throughput Screening for Structural Materials with Production Management Methods. [PDF]
Materials (Basel), 2018 Bader A, Meiners F, Tracht K.
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Multilevel hybrid method for optimal buffer sizing and inspection stations positioning. [PDF]
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Scheduling Policies in Flexible Bernoulli Lines with Dedicated Finite Buffers<sup>☆</sup>. [PDF]
J Manuf Syst, 2018 Park K, Li J, Feng SC.
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Extending ConWIP by flexible capacity and WIP-Cap adjustment for a make-to-order multi-item multi-stage production system. [PDF]
Flex Serv Manuf JBokor B, Altendorfer K.
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Comparing CONWIP, synchronized CONWIP, and Kanban in complex supply chains
International Journal of Production Economics, 2005Abstract Three types of JIT ordering systems used for supply chain management were quality tested, the Kanban, the original constant work-in-process (CONWIP), and a synchronized CONWIP. The synchronized CONWIP system is described for its ability to handle complicated supply chains, which consist of assembly stages with different lead times.
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Computers & Industrial Engineering, 2020
Abstract The present paper is aimed at showing, through a simulative approach, that the adoption of a suitable dispatching rule allows to improve the single-loop CONstant Work In Process (CONWIP) control mechanism within Make To Order (MTO) production systems, balancing the workload among the workstations, reaching a performance level that ...
BERTOLINI Massimo +3 more
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Abstract The present paper is aimed at showing, through a simulative approach, that the adoption of a suitable dispatching rule allows to improve the single-loop CONstant Work In Process (CONWIP) control mechanism within Make To Order (MTO) production systems, balancing the workload among the workstations, reaching a performance level that ...
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