A mathematical programming model for production planning using constant work-in-progress (CONWIP)

A mathematical programming model for production planning using constant work-in-progress (CONWIP)

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Article ID: iaor2002181
Country: United Kingdom
Volume: 39
Issue: 12
Start Page Number: 2723
End Page Number: 2734
Publication Date: Jan 2001
Journal: International Journal of Production Research
Authors: ,
Keywords: programming: mathematical
Abstract:

Push-based MRP and pull-based Kanban systems are effective planning tools for a wide range of manufacturing production. Both of them, however, have certain limitations when they are implemented in different production environments. In recent years, CONWIP (CONstant Work-In-Process) has been proposed and studied to take advantage of MRP and Kanban systems for optimal work-in-process (WIP) inventory control. In this paper, an integer nonlinear mathematical programming model was developed to determine an optimal production sequence and lot sizes in a CONWIP production line. The nonlinear programming model was linearized and solved directly for a number of illustrative example problems.

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