Redesign of Facility Layout with Graph Method and Genetic Algorithm in Wood Manufacturing Plant

Facility planning is a plan for a facility to operate synergistically in the production process, in accordance with the planned objectives. PT. XYZ is a manufacturing company in the industry that uses wood for furniture. The layout of facilities at PT. XYZ has found an irregular material flow patter...

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Flow distribution
Genetic algorithms
Laminating
Manufacturing
Plant layout
Production lines
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