Abstract. This paper presents new mixed integer programming models for the Proportional Lot-Sizing Problem (PLSP) with set-up times longer than a period. Proposed models explicitly calculate the distribution of times amongst products in periods with a changeover and determine a final period for every set-up operation. Presented results prove that the proposed models are easier to solve using standard MIP methods than already known models.
Abstract. This paper presents a new mixed integer programming model for the Proportional Lot-Sizing Problem (plsp) with identical parallel machines and set-up times overlapping two periods. The proposed model assumes constant period length and explicitly calculates the distribution of set-up operations among periods. The presented results of computational experiments with standard mip methods prove that the untying set-ups from period borders enables the reduction of the total costs in optimal solutions.
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