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Scheduling in supply chains using mixed integer programming /
Sawik, Tadeusz.
Scheduling in supply chains using mixed integer programming / Tadeusz Sawik. - xxxv, 455 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
List of Figures List of Tables Preface Acknowledgments Introduction Outline of the Book Part One: Short-Term Scheduling in Supply Chains Chapter 1: Scheduling of Flexible Flow Shops 1.1 Introduction 1.2 Mixed Integer Programs for Scheduling Flow Shops 1.3 Constructive Heuristics for Scheduling Flexible Flow Shops 1.4 Scheduling Flow Shops With Limited Machine Availability 1.5 Computational Examples 1.6 Comments Exercises Chapter 2: Scheduling of Surface Mount Technology Lines 2.1 Introduction 2.2 SMT Line Configurations 2.3 General Scheduling of SMT Lines 2.4 Batch Scheduling of SMT Lines 2.5 An Improvement Heuristic for Scheduling SMT Lines 2.6 Computational Examples 2.7 Comments Exercises Chapter 3: Balancing and Scheduling of Flexible Assembly Lines 3.1 Introduction 3.2 Balancing and Scheduling of Flexible Assembly Lines with Infinite In-Process Buffers 3.3 Balancing and Scheduling of SMT Lines 3.4 Comments Exercises Chapter 4: Loading and Scheduling of Flexible Assembly Systems 4.1 Introduction 4.2 Loading and Scheduling of Flexible Assembly Systems with Single Stations and Infinite In-Process Buffers 4.3 Loading and Scheduling of Flexible Assembly Systems with Parallel Stations and Finite In-Process Buffers 4.4 Comments Exercises Part Two: Medium-Term Scheduling in Supply Chains Chapter 5: Customer Order Acceptance and Due Date Setting in Make-to-Order Manufacturing 5.1 Introduction 5.2 Problem Description 5.3 Bi-Objective Order Acceptance and Due Date Setting 5.4 Lexicographic Approach 5.5 Scheduling of Customer Orders 5.6 Computational Examples 5.7 Comments Exercises Chapter 6: Aggregate Production Scheduling in Make-to-Order Manufacturing 6.1 Introduction 6.2 Problem Description 6.3 Bi-Objective Scheduling of Customer Orders 6.4 Multi-Objective Scheduling of Customer Orders 6.5 Scheduling of Single-Period Customer Orders 6.6 Comments Exercises Chapter 7: Reactive Aggregate Production Scheduling in Make-to-Order Manufacturing 7.1 Introduction 7.2 Problem Description 7.3 Mixed Integer Programs for Reactive Scheduling 7.4 Rescheduling Algorithms 7.5 Input and Output Inventory 7.6 Computational Examples 7.7 Comments Exercises Chapter 8: Scheduling of Material Supplies in Make-to-Order Manufacturing 8.1 Introduction 8.2 Flexible vs. Cyclic Material Supplies 8.3 Model Enhancements 8.4 Computational Examples 8.5 Comments Exercises
9780470935736 0470935731
2010047228
Assembly-line methods--Data processing.
Business logistics--Data processing.
Production scheduling--Data processing.
Integer programming.
TS178.4 / .S287 2011
Scheduling in supply chains using mixed integer programming / Tadeusz Sawik. - xxxv, 455 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
List of Figures List of Tables Preface Acknowledgments Introduction Outline of the Book Part One: Short-Term Scheduling in Supply Chains Chapter 1: Scheduling of Flexible Flow Shops 1.1 Introduction 1.2 Mixed Integer Programs for Scheduling Flow Shops 1.3 Constructive Heuristics for Scheduling Flexible Flow Shops 1.4 Scheduling Flow Shops With Limited Machine Availability 1.5 Computational Examples 1.6 Comments Exercises Chapter 2: Scheduling of Surface Mount Technology Lines 2.1 Introduction 2.2 SMT Line Configurations 2.3 General Scheduling of SMT Lines 2.4 Batch Scheduling of SMT Lines 2.5 An Improvement Heuristic for Scheduling SMT Lines 2.6 Computational Examples 2.7 Comments Exercises Chapter 3: Balancing and Scheduling of Flexible Assembly Lines 3.1 Introduction 3.2 Balancing and Scheduling of Flexible Assembly Lines with Infinite In-Process Buffers 3.3 Balancing and Scheduling of SMT Lines 3.4 Comments Exercises Chapter 4: Loading and Scheduling of Flexible Assembly Systems 4.1 Introduction 4.2 Loading and Scheduling of Flexible Assembly Systems with Single Stations and Infinite In-Process Buffers 4.3 Loading and Scheduling of Flexible Assembly Systems with Parallel Stations and Finite In-Process Buffers 4.4 Comments Exercises Part Two: Medium-Term Scheduling in Supply Chains Chapter 5: Customer Order Acceptance and Due Date Setting in Make-to-Order Manufacturing 5.1 Introduction 5.2 Problem Description 5.3 Bi-Objective Order Acceptance and Due Date Setting 5.4 Lexicographic Approach 5.5 Scheduling of Customer Orders 5.6 Computational Examples 5.7 Comments Exercises Chapter 6: Aggregate Production Scheduling in Make-to-Order Manufacturing 6.1 Introduction 6.2 Problem Description 6.3 Bi-Objective Scheduling of Customer Orders 6.4 Multi-Objective Scheduling of Customer Orders 6.5 Scheduling of Single-Period Customer Orders 6.6 Comments Exercises Chapter 7: Reactive Aggregate Production Scheduling in Make-to-Order Manufacturing 7.1 Introduction 7.2 Problem Description 7.3 Mixed Integer Programs for Reactive Scheduling 7.4 Rescheduling Algorithms 7.5 Input and Output Inventory 7.6 Computational Examples 7.7 Comments Exercises Chapter 8: Scheduling of Material Supplies in Make-to-Order Manufacturing 8.1 Introduction 8.2 Flexible vs. Cyclic Material Supplies 8.3 Model Enhancements 8.4 Computational Examples 8.5 Comments Exercises
9780470935736 0470935731
2010047228
Assembly-line methods--Data processing.
Business logistics--Data processing.
Production scheduling--Data processing.
Integer programming.
TS178.4 / .S287 2011
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