Development of On-Line, Real-Time, Scheduling Method for a Computer Aided Manufacturing System

Terauchi, Takashi; Ohtsuki, N.; Suzuki, M.; N, Kinoshita

doi:10.1016/s0007-8506(07)63425-8

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“…Torii et al [4] proposed an on-line, real time work-in-process scheduler in a CAM system. Halevi and Weill [5] discussed 'Hal technology' to improve on-line scheduling in flexible manufacturing systems (FMS).…”

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Integration of process planning and scheduling in a job shop environment

Kumar

Rajotia

2005

Int J Adv Manuf Technol

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Today's manufacturing systems are striving for an integrated manufacturing environment. To achieve truly computerintegrated manufacturing systems (CIMS), the integration of process planning and production scheduling is essential. This paper proposes a framework for integration of process planning with production scheduling in a job shop environment for axisymmetric components. Based on the design specifications of incoming parts, feasible process plans are generated taking into account the real time shop floor status and availability of machine tools. The scheduling strategy prioritizes the machine tools based on cost considerations.

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confidence: 99%