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Note—Sequencing JIT Mixed-Model Assembly Lines
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Mathematical ProgrammingNew FormulationEngineeringElectronic Design AutomationSmart ManufacturingComputer-aided DesignAssembly SystemOptimal System DesignOperations ResearchSystems EngineeringModeling And SimulationInstruction-level ParallelismComputer EngineeringManufacturing SystemsComputer ScienceMixed Model JitInteger ProgrammingScheduling ProblemProduction SchedulingScheduling (Production Processes)Assembly Line
We provide a new formulation and solution procedure to sequence a mixed model just-in-time (JIT) assembly system. Mixed model JIT assembly systems are a fundamental part of the well-known “Toyota Production System.” The underlying idea in sequencing these systems is to maintain a constant usage rate of all parts on the line. We give a polynomial algorithm to determine the optimal sequence for an objective function that is mathematically different, but intuitively similar to the objective functions of previous researchers. Furthermore, a computational study indicates that the new algorithm is robust in that its sequences are as good as those generated by other algorithms when evaluated with respect to traditional objectives, but are found 200 times faster.
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