论文信息 - FOR FLEXIBLE MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS PERFORMANCE EVALUATION

FOR FLEXIBLE MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS PERFORMANCE EVALUATION

The two main ways to evaluate the performances of a Flexible Manufacturing System (FMS) are the simulation and the analytical methods. The usual aim of an FMS control system is to achieve the production while ensuring a prescribed product mix. Up to now analytical methods assume either that the system is monoclass, or that the service rules are firstcome-first-served. A new approach, based upon Operational Analysis, is presented in this paper. It applies to multiclass systems which are constrained to ensure a prescribed product mix. No assumptions are made concerning the control rules.

Yves Dallery | Red David

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