Two‐stage assembly‐type flowshop batch scheduling problem subject to a fixed job sequence

Two‐stage assembly‐type flowshop batch scheduling problem subject to a fixed job sequence

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Article ID: iaor20124096
Volume: 63
Issue: 6
Start Page Number: 839
End Page Number: 845
Publication Date: Jun 2012
Journal: Journal of the Operational Research Society
Authors: ,
Keywords: combinatorial optimization, programming: dynamic
Abstract:

This paper discusses a two‐stage assembly‐type flowshop scheduling problem with batching considerations subject to a fixed job sequence. The two‐stage assembly flowshop consists of m stage‐1 parallel dedicated machines and a stage‐2 assembly machine which processes the jobs in batches. Four regular performance metrics, namely, the total completion time, maximum lateness, total tardiness, and number of tardy jobs, are considered. The goal is to obtain an optimal batching decision for the predetermined job sequence at stage 2. This study presents a two‐phase algorithm, which is developed by coupling a problem‐transformation procedure with a dynamic program. The running time of the proposed algorithm is O(mn+n5), where n is the number of jobs.

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