Study on Reconfiguration Approach of Mixed-Model Assembly Line Based on Petri Net Modeling of Workstations

Shu Xu; Fu Ming Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.263-266.3265

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Study on Reconfiguration Approach of Mixed-Model Assembly Line Based on Petri Net Modeling of Workstations

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This thesis puts forward a reconfiguration approach of mixed-model assembly line on the basis of adding equipments against short-term and violent change of demand. This approach makes uses of equivalent transformation of task volume to judge whether the capacity of current assembly line can satisfy the demand according to delivery time, and gives equipment configuration of completing the order by adjusting assembly line structure. Research results show that the shortage and excess of assembly line capacity as well as equipment configuration is different when order changes. The approach proposed in this thesis can be directly adopted as the scheme of mixed-model assembly line and referred to other capacity adjustment schemes, such as balancing the mixed-model assembly lines and cooperative manufacture.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 263-266)

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3265-3273

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December 2012

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Shu Xu, Fu Ming Li

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Mixed-Model Assembly Line, Modeling, Petri Net, Reconfigurable

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