Interactive factory planning

Sihn, Wilfried; Briel, Ralf von; Rist, Thomas

doi:10.1016/s1474-6670(17)38089-8

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“…From a control perspective, it is more appropriate to define a specification for new desired behaviour and to determine whether the specification can be met through a set of controllable events (Hendry and Kingsman 1989, Sihn et al 2000, Kim et al 2001.…”

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Modelling of distributed control for repetitive production flow prototyping

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Banaszak

2005

International Journal of Computer Integrated Manufacturing

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The scope of this paper is to present the distributed control modelling of multiassortment repetitive production. The paper focuses on production flow allocation in both the steady-state and transient phases. The proposed method is aimed at dispatching rules designing, that guarantees a deadlock-free and starvation-free system functioning while maximizing the rate of system resources. The concept of the production constraintbased flow coordination and the system's performance evaluation are discussed in detail.

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Modelling of distributed control for repetitive production flow prototyping

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Banaszak

2005

International Journal of Computer Integrated Manufacturing

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“…A number of analytical and simulation models dealing with the problem of system performance prediction and verification, fail when addressing the issue of performance evaluation of a whole system where performance depends on the synchronization of their interactions. From the control perspective it is more appropriate to define a specification for some new desired behavior, and determine whether the specification can be met through a set of controllable events [1,2]. A problem of multiassortment and multi-version production planning and control is presented and the method and support systems are described in the paper.…”

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Market Oriented Approach to the Production Management on the Operational Level

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2013

AMR

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The background of the paper is the observation of the market tendency and producer constraints which lead to lean production/manufacturing and management. Presented approaches and solutions are the result of the author and her team and integrates three different original systems such as PROEDIMIS, SWZ and KbRS. A number of analytical and simulation models dealing with the problem of system performance prediction and verification, fail when addressing the issue of performance evaluation of a whole system where performance depends on the synchronization of their interactions. From the control perspective it is more appropriate to define a specification for some new desired behavior, and determine whether the specification can be met through a set of controllable events [1,. A problem of multiassortment and multi-version production planning and control is presented and the method and support systems are described in the paper.

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Interactive factory planning

Cited by 4 publications

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Modelling of distributed control for repetitive production flow prototyping

Modelling of distributed control for repetitive production flow prototyping

Market Oriented Approach to the Production Management on the Operational Level

Reference Model for a Virtual Enterprise

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