论文信息 - A model for cell formation in manufacturing systems with sequence dependence

A model for cell formation in manufacturing systems with sequence dependence

SUMMARY In this paper we consider the cell formation in a manufacturing environment where there are signficant sequence dependent setup times and costs. The trade-off between saving on sequence dependent setup costs and additional investment on new machines is considered for determining the economic number of cells. Accordingly, we develop a mixed integer program and mention a variety of manufacturing situations where this model can be useful. We also include an illustrative example

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