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Contribution of presents a set of information related to modelling the structures of automated production systems. For the creation of integrated structures of production logistics system uses the principles in order to clarify and streamline in-plant material flow between different logistics nodes, including the relevant information flow, eg. throughintegrable and compatible handling and technological systems.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 718)

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December 2014

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Juraj Kováč*, Štefan Valenčík

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Manufacturing, Production Logistics Chain, Production Systems, Profiling Structures

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