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Continuous Modeling of Re-Entrant Manufacturing Systems

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This paper presents a continuous modeling approach for multi-product re-entrant manufacturing systems. First, a generic continuous model for single-product re-entrant manufacturing systems is elaborated. Second, the concept of re-entrant factor is introduced to the model, which considers the influences of the re-entrant degree. Then, the continuous model is extended from single-product re-entrant manufacturing systems to multi-product re-entrant manufacturing systems in which the product priority is also taken into consideration. Finally, the proposed continuous model is validated through the Mini-Fab case study.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 148-149)

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595-600

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.148-149.595

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October 2010

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Feng Lan He, Ming Dong, Zhi Gang Wu

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Continuous Modeling, Multi-Product, Re-Entrant Factor, Re-Entrant Manufacturing System

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