A bi-criterion sequence-dependent scheduling problem with order deliveries.

ABSTRACT: The manufacturing sector faces unprecedented challenges, including intense competition, a surge in product varieties, heightened customization demands, and shorter product life cycles. These challenges underscore the critical need to optimize manufacturing systems. Among the most enduring and complex challenges within this domain is production scheduling. In practical scenarios, setup time is whenever a machine transitions from processing one product to another. Job scheduling with setup times or associated costs has garnered significant attention in both manufacturing and service environments, prompting extensive research efforts. While previous studies on customer order scheduling primarily focused on orders or jobs to be processed across multiple machines, they often overlooked the cruc

SUBMITTER: Xu JY 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC10773847 | biostudies-literature | 2024

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature