Flow Shop Scheduling with Lot Streaming¶
Potts, C. N., & Baker, K. R. (1989). Flow Shop Scheduling with Lot Streaming. Operations Research Letters, 8(6), 297-303.
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- Transfer Batch Split
- This is the classic operations idea of lot streaming or overlapping operations, and its power is that it improves flow without sacrificing the setup saving that justified the big lot.
This sourceDefines lot streaming as splitting a production job into sublots so its successive operations can overlap, reducing flow-shop schedule length.
- This is the classic operations idea of lot streaming or overlapping operations, and its power is that it improves flow without sacrificing the setup saving that justified the big lot.
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