Algorithm for Linear Scheduling Method with Time and Distance Constraints

Ming Li; Zhe Xu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.791-793.1077

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Algorithm for Linear Scheduling Method with Time and Distance Constraints

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Time interval and distance interval are the two main constraints restricting the relationship among activities in the linear scheduling method. However, in previous researches, these two constraints are always considered separately, hence resulting in different linear scheduling models. In this paper, a linear scheduling model with two-dimensional constraints, considering both the time interval and the distance interval, was proposed. Meanwhile, a new algorithm was applied to this model. An example from literatures was calculated using the new method, the correctness of which was then confirmed by the results.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 791-793)

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Ming Li, Zhe Xu

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Linear Project, Linear Scheduling Method, Production Rate, Project Scheduling

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