Assignment of Labour to a Production Line Depending on Lot Size

Júlia Kurnátová; Pavel Važan; Gabriela Križanová; Katarína Orihelová

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.474.121

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Assignment of Labour to a Production Line Depending on Lot Size

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The paper describes the results of real simulation project in production line. The aim was to optimize the number of workers according to the different orders during one working week, to minimize time for orders realization with using the alternative technological processes, to minimize the length of order processing at maximum the number of workers on the shift. The simulation optimization was used for solution finding.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 474)

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121-126

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January 2014

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Júlia Kurnátová, Pavel Važan, Gabriela Križanová, Katarína Orihelová

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Labour, Lot Size, Simulation

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