Determination of the number of containers, production kanbans and withdrawal kanbans; and scheduling in kanban flowshops – Part 1

Determination of the number of containers, production kanbans and withdrawal kanbans; and scheduling in kanban flowshops – Part 1

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Article ID: iaor20011270
Country: United Kingdom
Volume: 38
Issue: 11
Start Page Number: 2529
End Page Number: 2548
Publication Date: Jan 2000
Journal: International Journal of Production Research
Authors: ,
Keywords: scheduling
Abstract:

In the first part of this paper, we consider a kanban-controlled flowshop and present recursive equations for time-tabling of containers in a given sequence. The flowshop is characterized by the following: a production batch of a part-type (or job) divided into kanban lots or containers; production kanbans to control the loading of containers on machines or workstations; withdrawal kanbans to regulate the movement of containers between two consecutive buffer storages; periodic material handling of containers; dual blocking mechanisms operative on workstations and material handling; and sequence-dependent set-up times of containers. Considering different types of problems, recursive equations have been developed for time-tabling of containers in a given sequence.

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