Multi-manned assembly lines have been widely applied to the industrial production, especially for large-sized products such as cars, buses, and trucks, in which more than one operator in the same station simultaneously performs different tasks in parallel. This study deals with a multi-manned assembly line balancing problem by simultaneously considering the forward and backward sequence-dependent setup time (MALBPS). A mixed-integer programming is established to characterize the problem. Besides, a simulated annealing algorithm is also proposed to solve it. To validate the performance of the proposed approaches, a set of benchmark instances are tested and the lower bound of the proposed problem is also given. The results demonstrated that t...
Multi-manned assembly lines are usually found in plants producing large-sized high-volume products s...
We present three new formulations for the setup assembly line balancing and scheduling problem (SUAL...
This paper is the first one of the two papers entitled "modeling and solving mixed-model assembly li...
Purpose – This paper aims to study a generalized type of mixed-model assembly line with multi-manned...
Multi-manned assembly lines are often designed to produce big-sized products, such as automobiles an...
Assembly line balancing problems (ALBP) consist of distributing the total workload for manufacturing...
Multi-manned assembly lines are often designed to produce large-sized products, such as automobiles,...
The classical simple assembly line balancing problem (SALBP) has been extended with many real-life a...
The classical Simple Assembly Line Balancing Problem (SALBP) has been widely enriched over the past ...
This paper aims to study a variant of the multi-manned assembly line balancing problem (MALBP), whic...
The classical Simple Assembly Line Balancing Problem (SALBP) has been widely enriched over the past ...
The assembly of large and complex products as cars typically involves a huge amount of production re...
AbstractAssembly line is a sequential work flow production systems which are still typical in the ma...
Purpose This paper aims to discuss the sequence-dependent forward setup time (FST) and backward setu...
In this thesis, we define a new problem area for assembly lines. In the literature, there are variou...
Multi-manned assembly lines are usually found in plants producing large-sized high-volume products s...
We present three new formulations for the setup assembly line balancing and scheduling problem (SUAL...
This paper is the first one of the two papers entitled "modeling and solving mixed-model assembly li...
Purpose – This paper aims to study a generalized type of mixed-model assembly line with multi-manned...
Multi-manned assembly lines are often designed to produce big-sized products, such as automobiles an...
Assembly line balancing problems (ALBP) consist of distributing the total workload for manufacturing...
Multi-manned assembly lines are often designed to produce large-sized products, such as automobiles,...
The classical simple assembly line balancing problem (SALBP) has been extended with many real-life a...
The classical Simple Assembly Line Balancing Problem (SALBP) has been widely enriched over the past ...
This paper aims to study a variant of the multi-manned assembly line balancing problem (MALBP), whic...
The classical Simple Assembly Line Balancing Problem (SALBP) has been widely enriched over the past ...
The assembly of large and complex products as cars typically involves a huge amount of production re...
AbstractAssembly line is a sequential work flow production systems which are still typical in the ma...
Purpose This paper aims to discuss the sequence-dependent forward setup time (FST) and backward setu...
In this thesis, we define a new problem area for assembly lines. In the literature, there are variou...
Multi-manned assembly lines are usually found in plants producing large-sized high-volume products s...
We present three new formulations for the setup assembly line balancing and scheduling problem (SUAL...
This paper is the first one of the two papers entitled "modeling and solving mixed-model assembly li...