An Extended System Aggregation Method for Hybrid Production Lines with Multiple Failure Rate and Unreliable Limited Buffers

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In this study, a new system performance evaluation method is introduced to the two-machine line. After that, the extended system aggregation model is developed and corresponding aggregation formulations are deduced.Different from traditional production models, the production line features unreliable buffers and multiple stochastic failure modes of the machines. The method is applicable to analyzing the cases arising from two or more stochastic events or more complex production lines

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