Research on Generation of Small-Scale Assembly System Configurations

Han Ye Zhang; Hai Jiang Liu; Wei Tang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.909.333

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Research on Generation of Small-Scale Assembly System Configurations

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Given the number of assembly workstations, how to generate the corresponding assembly system configurations The issue is studied in this paper.The size of the assembly workstations is divided into small-scale workstation, medium-scale workstation, and large-scale workstation. Due to limitations on space, this paper only studies the small-scale assembly system configurations theoretically, and the corresponding example is elaborated.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 909)

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333-337

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Han Ye Zhang*, Hai Jiang Liu, Wei Tang

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Assembly System Configuration, Configuration Length, Configuration Width, Partition Number

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