A systemic framework for the recovery of flexible production systems

A systemic framework for the recovery of flexible production systems

In this paper, the real-time failure-recovery of flexible production systems is considered. Initially, the problem is structured and formulated within a systemic framework, and then, a generic local-in-time, schedule-repair approach is proposed. The coloured timed Petri net formalism is used to repr...

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Veröffentlicht in:International journal of production research 1996-07, Vol.34 (7), p.1875-1893
Hauptverfasser: ADAMIDES, E.D., YAMALIDOU, E.C., BONVIN, D.
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