Application of production planning and scheduling in the process industries
Computers in Industry, 1998Information systems for production planning and scheduling in the process industries have to meet industry-specific demands. One of the most important requirements is the integration of all logistic systems and other systems, e.g., process control systems.
Thomas Allweyer, Peter Loos
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Concepts for Integrating Process Planning and Production Scheduling
1999Integration between different phases of the production process is one of today’s key issues in manufacturing. This is so for process planning and shop floor control as well. Process planning creates work instructions to manufacture a part and shop floor control schedules and executes these instructions to get the final products on time and with ...
Tamás Kis, Paul Xirouchakis
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An integrated model of process planning and production scheduling
International Journal of Computer Integrated Manufacturing, 1994Abstract Functional integration has taken the foreground in current manufacturing system development. Due to the fact that many of the functions in a manufacturing system are developing without a sense of integration, it becomes necessary that more importance be given to the integration of functions than the individual development of the functions ...
Hong-Chao Zhang, Srinidhi Mallur
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Multilevel Scheduling of Multistage Production with Limited In-Process Inventory [PDF]
A multistage, multiproduct production scheduling with limited in-process buffers between the successive stages is considered. Each stage is made up of identical parallel machines. The problem objective is to determine an assignment of products to machines over a scheduling horizon, which minimizes the completion time of the production order, with the ...
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Production and inter-facility transportation scheduling for a process industry
European Journal of Operational Research, 2004zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Renato de Matta, Tan Miller
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A Blackboard Architecture for Integrating Process Planning and Production Scheduling
Concurrent Engineering, 1998As companies attempt to increase customization levels in their product offerings, move toward smaller lot production, and experi ment with more flexible customer/supplier arrangements such as those made possible by electronic data interchange (EDI), they increas ingly require the ability to (1) respond quickly, accurately, and competitively to ...
Allen Tseng+5 more
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Positive half-products and scheduling with controllable processing times
European Journal of Operational Research, 2005zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Wieslaw Kubiak+3 more
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Reliability models and application in the process of production scheduling of mechanical products
2010 International Conference on Mechanic Automation and Control Engineering, 2010The research based on the production scheduling process of mechanical products in the workshop, established the Petri nets model process of production scheduling process of mechanical products, and then established the basic concepts of reliability in the production scheduling process of mechanical products.
Zheng Junyi, Wu Bo, Wang Zhe
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Production Scheduling in Multistage Semicontinuous Process Industries
2018Part III focuses on food process industries that combine batch and continuous operation modes in their overall production plant. In Chap. 5, a mixed integer programming framework and a solution strategy are presented for the optimal production scheduling of multiproduct multistage semicontinuous process industries.
Luis Puigjaner, Georgios M. Kopanos
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Production Planning and Scheduling of Parallel Continuous Processes
2018In Chap. 4, a novel mathematical approach to the simultaneous production planning and scheduling of continuous parallel units producing a large number of final products that can be classified into product families is developed. This problem appears in many stages of operation in the process industries, including packing in batch and continuous ...
Luis Puigjaner, Georgios M. Kopanos
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