Assembly Line Balancing Optimization

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• SELVA STAUB

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• ALİ ALLAHVERDİ

This paper exploits the interactions between the machine scheduling and the scheduling of the material handling system in an FMS by addressing them simultaneously. The material transfer between machines is done by a number of identical automated guided vehicles (AGVs) which are not allowed to return to the load/unload…

• FİKRET ÜMİT BİLGE

There are several situations in a product recovery environment where products may be disassembled for economical and regulatory reasons. The disassembly line is perhaps the most suitable setting for disassembly of large products (consisting of numerous components) as well as small products received in large quantities…

• AŞKINER GÜNGÖR

During the past two decades, there have been increasing interests on permutation flow shop with different types of objective functions such as minimizing the makespan, the weighted mean flow-time etc.The permutation flow shop is formulated as a mixed integer programming and it is classified as NP-Hard problem.Therefor…

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• UMUT RIFAT TUZKAYA

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• FİKRET ÜMİT BİLGE

As product and material recovery has gained importance, disassembly volumes have increased, justifying construction of disassembly lines similar to assembly lines. Recent research on disassembly lines has focused on complete disassembly. Unlike assembly, the current industry practice involves partial disassembly with…

• FATMA TEVHİDE ALTEKİN

The disassembly line balancing (DLB) problem assigns the set of tasks to each workstation for each product to be disassembled and aims at attaining several objectives, such as minimising the number of workstations, ensuring similar idle time at each workstation and removing hazardous parts/highly demanded components a…

• AŞKINER GÜNGÖR
• EREN ÖZCEYLAN

The disassembly line balancing (DLB) problem assigns the set of tasks to each workstation for each product to be disassembled and aims at attaining several objectives, such as minimising the number of workstations, ensuring similar idle time at each workstation and removing hazardous parts/highly demanded components a…

• CAN BERK KALAYCI

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• YUNUS DEMİR

Flow shop scheduling (FSS) problem constitutes a major part of production planning in every manufacturing organization. It aims at determining the optimal sequence of processing jobs on available machines within a given customer order. In this article, a novel biobjective mixed-integer linear programming (MILP) model…

• ERFAN BABAEE TIRKOLAEE